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Based on the principles of yin (negative) and yang (positive), traditional
Chinese medicine believes that each part of the human body is intricately
connected to the other and has a self-healing potential that can
be tapped successfully. Such therapy is an integral part of the
nation's cultural heritage. Developed over the course of more than
five thousand years, the system is unique because of its complete
theoretical framework, diagnostic methods, pharmacology and special
methods of treatment, including acupuncture and moxibustion, deep
breathing, and medical massage.
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the conceptual basis of traditional Chinese medicine, the therapeutic
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the history of traditional Chinese medicine, its theories and
practices. Also provides case histories of patients and information
on schools and practitioners of such therapy in Canada. Guangzhou
University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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information on the Guangzhou University in China, its history,
the courses and the medical facilities offered and the researches
carried out by the University.
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for Breast Cancer
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Traditional
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information and literature on Chinese medicine, including relevant
links to other sites.
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World of Good Health Information on the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine
with relevant links to its principles on Tai Chi and acupuncture.
