Learn Traditional Chinese medicine » 15 pages introduce TCM http://www.learntcm.com Learn Traditional Chinese medicine Thu, 15 Dec 2011 08:45:12 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 traditional chinese medicine course FREE http://www.learntcm.com/articles/traditional-chinese-medicine-course-free.html http://www.learntcm.com/articles/traditional-chinese-medicine-course-free.html#comments Mon, 14 Feb 2011 14:10:07 +0000 admin http://www.learntcm.com/?p=830

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What is meant by pathogenesis? By pathogenesis is meant the mechanism of the occurrence, development and outcome of diseases. The occurrence, development and outcome of diseases are closely related both to the body’s vital qi and to the nature of the pathogenic Read More

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Etiology is defined as various kinds of factors that cause diseases. As TCM sees it, etiology mainly includs the six exogenous pathogens, pestilence,(epidemic pathogenc factors ) the seven emotions, emotional frustration, improper diet, overwork, maladjustment Read More

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Courses, Connections, Distributions, Exterior-lnterior Relations and Flowing Order of the Twelve Meridians

1. The Coursing and Connecting Law of the Twelve Meridians

The coursing and connecting law of the twelve meridians is: the three yin meridians of Read More

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The meridian-collateral theory is concerned with the physiological functions and the pathological changes of the meridian-collateral system, and their relationships with zang-fu organs. It is an important component of the theoretical system of TCM. And it is Read More

]]> http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-twelvemeridians-and-collaterals-the-pathways-to-link-the-whole-body-1.html/feed 0 Part Eleven:QI, BLOOD AND BODY FLUID OF MUTUAL CAUSALITY http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-elevenqi-blood-and-body-fluid-of-mutual-causality.html http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-elevenqi-blood-and-body-fluid-of-mutual-causality.html#comments Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:08:25 +0000 admin http://www.learntcm.com/?p=109

Despite their differences in nature, form and function, qi, blood and body fluid have something in common with each other. They are the basic materials that constitute the human body and maintain life activities; they all derive from cereal essence; they, Read More

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Blood, circulating in the vessels, is a red liquid substance rich in nutrients. It is one of the indispensable substances that constitute the human body and maintain its life activities. Blood originates from cereal essence transformed by the spleen and stomach, and Read More

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In TCM books, qi is always mentioned in the same breath with blood and body fluid, for they are all the fundamental substances constituting the human body and maintaining its life activities. However, among them qi is particularly important for the human body. That Read More

]]> http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-ninethe-root-of-life-qi.html/feed 0 Part Eight: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ZANG-AND FU-ORGANS http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-eight-the-relationship-between-the-zang-and-fu-organs.html http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-eight-the-relationship-between-the-zang-and-fu-organs.html#comments Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:00:52 +0000 admin http://www.learntcm.com/?p=103

While the relationship among the zang-fu organs is quite a complicated matter–so much so that (so such an extent that )it deserves to be devoped a lot of pages, yet, thanks to TCM’s concise and brilliant summarization, it may just as well be briefed in a Read More

]]> http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-eight-the-relationship-between-the-zang-and-fu-organs.html/feed 0 Part Seven: THE SIX FU-ORGANS AND THE EXTRAORDINARY FU-ORGANS http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-seven-the-six-fu-organs-and-the-extraordinary-fu-organs.html http://www.learntcm.com/articles/part-seven-the-six-fu-organs-and-the-extraordinary-fu-organs.html#comments Fri, 24 Oct 2008 13:58:46 +0000 admin http://www.learntcm.com/?p=101

TCM refers the gallbladder, the stomach, the large intestine, the small intestine, the urinary bladder and the triple energizer to the six fu-organs. it is not only that, besides the functions of their own, they are characterized by their common role ofdecomposing Read More

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