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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a subject that deals with the physiology and pathology, as well as diagnosis, prevention and treatment of disease. TCM considers the body of human being and the natural world as an inseparable whole. Using the method of synthetic analysis TCM on the macroscopic point of view studies dynamic intrinsic relationships of the body and the relationship between interior and exterior environments and then makes clear of basic physiology to serve medical practice. After long-term medical practice and revision, as well as over 3000 thousand years of clinical tests and improvements, TCM has evolved into a unique medical system with very special ways of diagnosis, theory and medication, and has been proved the safest remedy in all medicines of the world. TCM is based on laws, concepts, and theories, covering a widespread theoretical system encompassing the yin and yang theory, the theory of the five elements, the qi, blood and body fluid theory, visceral manifestations, the meridian theory, pathogenesis of disease, pathology, diagnostics, syndrome differentiation, prevention of disease, and therapeutic principles. TCM has four diagnostic methods: inspection, auscultation and olfaction, interrogation, and plus feeling and palpation. Most important examinations are based on examining the tongue and wrist pulses. Acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapy are the main treatment methods of TCM. What is chinese medicine? Find a Chinese Medicine Clinic in UK.Find a chinese medicine school or college.Learn and study chinese medicine and acupuncture.Find acupuncturistHow to become an acupuncturistAcupuncturist Acupuncturists treat people in order to relieve pain, prevent illness and to aid healing. Acupuncture is based on traditional Chinese medicine. It involves stimulating specific areas of the body, usually by inserting very fine needles into carefully selected parts of the body. Acupuncturists can also use small electric currents or massage. Acupuncturists work flexible hours. They usually work indoors in a clinic or treatment centre. Most acupuncturists are self-employed and charge between £30 and £80 an hour. Newly-trained acupuncturists might earn around £10,000 a year, and with experience they can earn more than £30,000 a year. An acupuncturist should: ¡¤ have good communication skills, including listening and explaining¡¤ be able to develop an empathy with patients ¡¤ be sensitive to clients ¡¤ be comfortable with physical contact with patients ¡¤ have a genuine desire to help people. The number of acupuncturists in the UK has grown rapidly. There are now over 2,400 acupuncturists registered with the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC). There is a shortage of acupuncturists in some parts of the UK. Acupuncturists usually train for at least three years full time (or the equivalent part time). Entry to courses usually require two or three A levels/four H grades, plus five GCSEs/S grades (A-C/1-3). Equivalent qualifications are accepted. There are eight colleges that offer training recognised by the BAcC. Success in this career depends on gaining a reputation as a good acupuncturist and building up a business. |
The
fundamental principle of Chinese medicine is that the
human body is considered as a whole system. The balance
of Yin –Yang (life forces) in a human body is
the basic condition of human health, and thus the imbalance
of Yin and Yang by any means will result in ill health.
The purpose of Chinese medicine treatments is to analyse
all symptoms and experiences of patients while taking
into account age, sex, life style, physical and emotional
traits and as well as other aspects of an individual.
An overall picture of the patient is then set up. The
medical treatment is to rebalance Yin and Yang in human
body rather than to just treat symptoms. 
According
to the theory of Chinese medicine, the human being has
14 meridians or channels. They form a network that carries
and passes all information and Qi (energy) in the body.
It believes that Qi can be enhanced, improved and nourished.
On these meridians, there are many points (pressure
points) that have important functions. Each point may
be considered as a switch that controls energy flow.
Direct causes of some illnesses are due to some switches
being out of control, such that Qi (energy) is blocked.
Chinese
Herbal Therapy is an important treatment in Chinese medicine. It was
largely unexplored outside China until this decade. There are over
400 Chinese herbs suitable for use in the United Kingdom as they have
well-documented and understood functions. Chinese herbs are said to
balance the Yin-Yang (life forces) to regulate internal organs and
to enhance the immune system. Much research, however, has shown that
function groups of some herbal combinations have the same effects
as chemical synthetic drugs, such as killing bacteria, restraining
viruses, relieving fever, stopping pain, balancing the hormones, reducing
glucose level in blood, etc. Herbal treatment includes: dry herbs
to be taken as tea, in tablet and capsule format as well as powders,
creams and lotions for external use. With or without acupuncture,
Chinese herbs can be powerful therapy. The effectiveness of using
Chinese medicine, however, depends heavily on the experience and qualifications
of the practitioner and on his/her understanding of patient’s
health conditions.
Chinese reflexology is the massaging of areas on the feet that correspond
to the organs of the body. By applying pressure to these areas it
is possible to regulate the function of the organs, clear toxins from
the body and prevent illnesses from developing