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Taoism and Traditional Chinese Medicine
To better understand Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) concepts it’s crucial to also understand Taoism. Taoism or Daoism is both a philosophica [ ... ]

What Is Cupping Therapy?
Cupping therapy, also known as Cupping Massage, is a type of traditional medicine by which local suction is created on the skin. Little cups or pots o [ ... ]

Dit Da Traditional Chinese Bone-Setting | Die Da
A traditional Chinese Dit Da bonesetter practices joint manipulation and can be seen as the predecessor of what is now called a chiropractor, osteopat [ ... ]

Taoist Meditation Techniques and Traditional Chinese Medicine
In China, like in many other Asian countries and cultures, meditation practices have historically taken a prominent position within society. Meditatio [ ... ]

Yin Yang and Traditional Chinese Medicine | TCM
Yin-Yang, literally meaning dark and bright, is an ancient Chinese dualistic-monistic concept — thought to be of Taoist origin — and a dee [ ... ]

Traditional Chinese Medicine and Thai Massage | Influence and Impact
Today we know that Thai Traditional Massage and Thai Traditional Medicine (TTM) came about over a period of almost thousand years as a blend of Indian [ ... ]

What is Gua Sha or Chinese Scraping? | TCM
Guasha (also written Gua Sha) is a dermabrasive Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) healing modality, also known as scraping, coining or spooning. Apar [ ... ]

What Is Traditional Chinese Medicine? | TCM
Chinese Medicine is also known as Traditional Chinese Medicine or TCM and originated more than 2,000 years ago. The healing methods consist of five pa [ ... ]

Chinese Acupuncture for Sexual and Genital Healing
Acupuncture is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practice originating thousands of years ago. The idea behind it is that blockages or disturbances [ ... ]

Fangzhongshu Taoist Sexual Practices | Fang Zhong Shu
The Taoist Sexual Practices — also called Fangzhongshu or the “Arts of the Bedchamber” — are ancient Chinese Taoist directives on prac [ ... ]