Posts Tagged ‘ diagnosis ’

Getting the Most Out of Your Treatment

Jun 26th, 2010 | Category: Success with Chinese Medicine, Uncategorized

Whether you are completely new to traditional Asian medicine or have received acupuncture at other clinics, we hope you will take a few minutes to read this informative guide.  Understanding the White Pine approach to Chinese medical treatment will allow you to make the most out of your Chinese health care program and enjoy optimal [...]



Chinese Herbal Formulas

Oct 2nd, 2009 | Category: Herbal Formulas

When a pharmaceutical company designs a new medication,  patients are not the primary concern of researchers.  The guiding factors in their R and D include general concerns such as the nature of the disease being targeted–especially infection with a specific microbe–human anatomy and physiology, the cost and feasibility of mass production of the drug, consumer [...]



The Four Examinations

Oct 2nd, 2009 | Category: Diagnosis and pattern identification

Every Chinese treatment begins with the four examinations. These are four classical roads of investigation into the nature of disharmony. These approaches are each distinct, but the significance of the results of each examination is relative to the other three.

Inspection– This is an exhaustive visual investigation of a client. The investigator notes both the general [...]



Chinese Disease Diagnosis

Oct 1st, 2009 | Category: Diagnosis and pattern identification

Subsequent to critical review of the data produced by the four examinations, a number of relevant facts emerge. As an example, we will present a hypothetical case. A male age 38 presents with a main complaint of an unproductive cough for over 20 years. The four examinations reveal a quiet, taxing cough with little force; [...]



A Glimpse into a Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China

Oct 1st, 2009 | Category: Introduction to Chinese Medicine

A dozen or more eager men and women suddenly surge into the tiny room. From her central position at a small table, the practitioner looks up for a moment, pausing from her meditative task of reading a young girl’s right-side pulse. She politely but firmly asks the anxious patients to wait their turns in the [...]