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The 29 Pulses in Chinese Medicine (TCM) Pulse Diagnosis - Sacred …
WEBThe 29 Pulses in Chinese Medicine (TCM) Pulse Diagnosis The Normal Pulse: reflects good Heart Qi and Blood. It should be calm, smooth, soft, but not too soft, and not slow, rapid, rough or hard.
Tongue Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine - Sacred Lotus
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Qi (Life Force) - Vital Substances in Chinese Medicine - Sacred Lotus
WEBOverview of Qi in Chinese Medicine (TCM) Ancient philosophers saw human Qi as the result of the interaction between the Qi of Heaven (Yang) and Earth (Yin). They stressed the interaction between a human being's Qi and the forces of nature.
Summary Chart of Pulse Diagnosis Indications - Sacred Lotus
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TCM Diagnosis by Asking - One of the 4 Pillars - Sacred Lotus
WEBAsking in TCM diagnosis is one of the '4 Pillars of Evaluation' in Chinese Medicine. Asking includes questioning and interviewing the patient on medical history, origin of current problem (s), environment, living conditions, emotional issues and relationships, eating and diet, and specific body system symptoms.
TCM Diagnosis by Listening (and Smelling) - One of the 4 Pillars
WEBListening (and Smelling) in TCM diagnosis is one of the '4 Pillars of Evaluation' in Chinese Medicine. Listening includes: sound of the voice, cough, breathing, sighing, hiccups, etc. Smelling includes the body, breath, belching, as well as odor of secretions and excretions.
TCM Diagnosis by Looking (Observation) - One of the 4 Pillars
WEBLooking (Observation) in TCM diagnosis is one of the '4 Pillars of Evaluation' in Chinese Medicine. Looking, includes observation of spirit (Shen), body, head and face, sense organs, and digital venule examination in children.