Traditional Chinese Medicine,Acupressure,Acupuncture,Skill Techniques
Chinese Culture: The “inherited lens”
Singapore is a cosmopolitan country and its population comprises the Chinese, Malays, Indians, and others such as the Eurasians. In this heterogeneous, multi-racial, multi-lingual and multi-cultural society, perceptions towards illness, medical treatment and health beliefs are expected to be varied. The fact that such diversity of the population as the various […]
This commercial was from the Netherlands. Someone mentioned that the location of this commercial was in Thailand. The asian language spoken was Teochew, not Thai and not Mandarin.
Enjoy and have a good laugh!
Interesting clip from Greys Anatomy. I love this clip as it has convincingly shown that emotion channels can be released when the Ying and Yang are trying to balance themselves to achieve equilibrium.
Traditional Chinese health beliefs adopt a holistic view emphasizing the importance of environmental factors in increasing risk of disease. According to Quah (1985), these factors influence the balance of body’s harmony, yin and yang. These are two opposite but complementary forces and, together with qi (vital energy), they control the universe and explain […]
I have done some research some months ago on the users of traditional chinese medicine, alternative medicine and complementary medicine. This research may be helpful to you in determining who your target patients will be.
The main focus of disease management for Chinese medicine is often getting to […]
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is an ancient tradition of the Chinese culture, Chinese Sociology and the philosophies of Taoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism. This system is applied to health promotion, as well as treatment of illness, respecting the interrelatedness of the person and nature. The system is characterized by the diagnosis of disturbances in the flow […]
