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Philosophy of traditional Chinese medicine

Any discomfort indicates an imbalance of the forces of yin and yang and vital energy (qi). MTC tries to maintain or restore balance in people. The Chinese therapist therefore takes care of her as a person and not only of her symptoms.

The four methods of visit (si-zhen)

The four examination methods are used to diagnose the various causes of disease (internal and external). The disease can then be fought with custom methods.1. observation (wang-zhen)2. listening and odor (wén-zhen)3. questions (wèn-zhen)4. palpation (qie-zhen)

The 5 basic substances of MTC

The foundation of the MTC is the five basic substances of the body. Each aspect of the MTC is relevant only in relation to the symptoms and models of the individual person.

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The Qi is a fundamental concept in Chinese philosophy, no English or German word can properly translate its meaning. The Qi is the source and companion of all body movements and protects it at the same time. The Qi prevents pathological environmental influences (factors that cause diseases) from entering the body and fights them if these factors that cause diseases can penetrate.

2. blood

The Chinese description of blood does not exactly match that of Western medicine. The main function of blood is to circulate continuously in the body, nourishing, maintaining and, to a certain extent, humidifying various parts of the body. Blood moves in blood vessels, but also in blood vessels. Congested blood means obstruction or blockage that can inhibit blood flow.

Jing is better translated as "essence". It is considered a liquid substance that has a function of support and nourishment. It forms the basis of all organic substances and is the basis of reproduction and development.

Shen is translated as "spirit." If Jing is the source of life and Qi is the source...