Roots to Sky Advanced TCM & Coaching (Premium)

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Medscape Drugs & Diseases - Comprehensive peer-reviewed medical condition, surgery, and clinical procedure articles with symptoms, diagnosis, staging, treatment, drugs and medications, prognosis, follow-up, and pictures
Medscape Drugs & Diseases - Comprehensive peer-reviewed medical condition, surgery, and clinical procedure articles with symptoms, diagnosis, staging, treatment, drugs and medications, prognosis, follow-up, and pictures
Find comprehensive medical reference information including disease symptoms, diagnoses, treatments, and follow-up; plus drug and medication dosing, interactions, adverse effects, and more on Medscape, a free, comprehensive, and current resource for physicians and other healthcare professionals.
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Medscape Drugs & Diseases - Comprehensive peer-reviewed medical condition, surgery, and clinical procedure articles with symptoms, diagnosis, staging, treatment, drugs and medications, prognosis, follow-up, and pictures
Examine.com
Examine.com
Examine simplifies nutrition and supplementation — through meticulous analysis of the latest scientific research — to help answer your questions on how to be healthier.
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Examine.com
Chinese Medicine In Crisis: Science, Politics, and the Making of “TCM”
Chinese Medicine In Crisis: Science, Politics, and the Making of “TCM”
Please note: the English version of this article was originally published as a piece in its entirety in the Journal of Chinese Medicine (1999). It was translated and published in German in two parts in "Chinese Medicine" and on this website. The bsble comparing classical Chinese medicine and TCM in the English version has been omitted in the
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Chinese Medicine In Crisis: Science, Politics, and the Making of “TCM”
Chinese Pulse Diagnosis in the Evaluation of the Acutely Hospitalized Adult Patient | Medical Acupuncture
Chinese Pulse Diagnosis in the Evaluation of the Acutely Hospitalized Adult Patient | Medical Acupuncture
This clinical study looks at radial pulse findings using Chinese Pulse Diagnosis (CPD) in the diagnostic assessment of the acutely hospitalized adult to verify CPD as a diagnostic tool and more quickly develop a more precise differential diagnosis. Pulse findings collected, blinded initially to patient history, physical exam, diagnosis, or treatment plan for 132 patients, were later compared with the evolving assessment and plan for the patient using the electronic medical record for chart review. Correlations were drawn between different aspects of the pulse and later diagnosed allopathic medical conditions. The neuro psychological rough vibration pulse had the strongest association with psychiatric diagnoses. Gender-related pulse predominance for female/right and male/left pulses was statistically significant. Evaluation of organ systems among pulse findings demonstrated concordance with principal Western diagnoses that did not reach statistical significance due to the lower number of patients in various diagnostic groups.
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Chinese Pulse Diagnosis in the Evaluation of the Acutely Hospitalized Adult Patient | Medical Acupuncture
Evidence on acupuncture therapies is underused in clinical practice and health policy
Evidence on acupuncture therapies is underused in clinical practice and health policy
Nenggui Xu and colleagues call for more effective evidence dissemination of and research into promising acupuncture therapies 13 Department of Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada Many doctors and patients worldwide now use acupuncture, a technique of traditional Chinese medicine that originated 2000 years ago.1 While traditional Chinese medicin e theory attributes the effect of acupuncture to the stimulation at specific body regions (acupoints) on the meridian channels (that is, paths through which the vital energy known as “qi” flows) to modulate body physiology, modern science has increasingly provided evidence on the biology of the effect of acupuncture.2 This evidence shows that acupuncture works to stimulate reflexes that activate peripheral nerves, transmit sensory information from the spinal cord to the brain, then activate peripheral autonomic pathways, and eventually modulate physiology.345 Along with research into the underlying biology and increasingly wide clinical use of acupuncture, clinical research on acupuncture has also grown.6 Since 1975, more than 10 000 randomised controlled trials on acupuncture have been published.78 Given the rapid increase in the literature on acupuncture, evidence based practice and policy making require systematic reviews of the available randomised controlled trials. In this analysis, we assess the number and quality of systematic reviews of acupuncture, explore the possible underuse of proven beneficial acupuncture therapies in clinical practice and health policy, identify the promising and under-researched areas, and propose strategies to implement effective acupuncture treatments and establish funding opportunities and research agendas for acupuncture therapies. We identified 2471 systematic reviews of acupuncture therapies in the Web of Science between 2000 and 2020, with the number of systematic reviews increasing annually (fig 1).  Published systematic reviews of randomised trials (1578, 63.9%) and observational studies (893, 36.1%) mainly focused on the following therapeutic areas: musculoskeletal and connective tissue diseases (865, 35.0%), …
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Evidence on acupuncture therapies is underused in clinical practice and health policy
Revisiting the relationship between traditional East Asian medicine and biomedicine: Incorporating the Western into the Eastern
Revisiting the relationship between traditional East Asian medicine and biomedicine: Incorporating the Western into the Eastern
Whether traditional East Asian medicine (TEAM) is compatible with biomedicine remains controversial, with biomedicine research failing to explain key …
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Revisiting the relationship between traditional East Asian medicine and biomedicine: Incorporating the Western into the Eastern
Evidence of efficacy of acupuncture in the management of low back pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised placebo- or sham-controlled trials - Yan Xiang, Jin-yuan He, Huan-huan Tian, Bing-yan Cao, Rui Li, 2020
Evidence of efficacy of acupuncture in the management of low back pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised placebo- or sham-controlled trials - Yan Xiang, Jin-yuan He, Huan-huan Tian, Bing-yan Cao, Rui Li, 2020
Objectives: To assess the evidence for the efficacy of acupuncture for non-specific low back pain (NSLBP), compared with sham or placebo therapies. Methods: We ...
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Evidence of efficacy of acupuncture in the management of low back pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised placebo- or sham-controlled trials - Yan Xiang, Jin-yuan He, Huan-huan Tian, Bing-yan Cao, Rui Li, 2020
The existence of a new kind of magnetism has been confirmed
The existence of a new kind of magnetism has been confirmed
I'm saving this here to demonstrate how we are still, and always will be discovering new forms of energy and physics into the future - while I have my own theories on the concepts of Qi and consciousness that are independent of some "new mystical energy" its always worth keeping in mind, imo.
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The existence of a new kind of magnetism has been confirmed
Mapping the clinical practice of traditional, complementary and integrative medicine in oncology in Western countries: A multinational cross-sectional survey
Mapping the clinical practice of traditional, complementary and integrative medicine in oncology in Western countries: A multinational cross-sectional survey
Many cancer patients seek adjunctive therapies to biomedical cancer treatments at some point of their disease trajectory. While acupuncture is increas…
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Mapping the clinical practice of traditional, complementary and integrative medicine in oncology in Western countries: A multinational cross-sectional survey