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 Traditional Chinese medication (TCM) may be a branch of ancient medication that's aforementioned to be supported over three,500 years of Chinese practice that features varied kinds of flavoring medication, stylostixis, bloodletting medical care, gua sha, massage (tui na), caregiver (die-da), exercise (qigong), and dietary medical care. In some practices, fashionable Chinese medication may be a mix of TCM and Western medication, though there's no high-quality clinical proof that TCM is safe or effective for treating any illness.  Traditional Chinese medication (TCM) is thousands of years recent and has modified very little over the centuries. Its basic construct is that an important force of life, called Qi, surges through the body.  Any imbalance to chi will cause illness and sickness. This imbalance is most ordinarily thought to be caused by an alteration within the opposite and complementary forces that frame the chi. these square measure referred to as rule and principle.  Ancient Chinese believed that humans square measure microcosms of the larger encompassing universe, and square measure interconnected with nature and subject to its forces. Balance between health and illness may be a key construct. TCM treatment seeks to revive this balance through treatment specific to the individual

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