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What is Oriental Medicine?
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 29/04/2008 | Alternative Medicine
whole person, as all holistic health methods do. Balancing the mind, body and spirit, Oriental medicine therapies like acupuncture, herbal medicine, acupressure, Tuina, and other Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) applications have been in existence before the dawn of modern civilization.

Chinese Medicine: an Overview
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 27/02/2008 | Alternative Medicine
Chinese medicine sometimes referred to as TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) or CCM (Classical Chinese Medicine) has a rich history dating back to thousands of years B.C. Based on the philosophies of the Tao and classical Chinese beliefs, these two variations of Chinese medicine differ from each other in that CCM strictly adheres to roots of the ancient Chinese medicine; and TCM is a more accepted form of alternative medicine that has become more "Westernized"

Acupuncture Colleges - Faqs
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 05/12/2007 | College and University
Because acupuncture is one of the most commonly used medical procedures* throughout the globe, it's no wonder why so many aspiring natural health practitioners choose to apply to acupuncture colleges to gain essential skills and knowledge in this ancient, but effective healing art.

Is Acupuncture For You
By: Steve Hudson | 08/12/2006 | Non-Fiction
Understanding the Benefits and the Risks

Chinese Medicine Schools
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/06/2007 | College and University
Students, who are seeking an alternative education and would like to gain knowledge and skills to become part of the lucrative field of Chinese medicine, may opt to enroll in one of many Chinese medicine schools.

An Inside Look at Acupuncture
By: John Edmond | 20/03/2007 | Non-Fiction
People no longer have to live with chronic pain and anguish. A pop of a pill is not always the answer though, and more individuals are seeking alternatives. The fastest rising trend in healthcare is in the field of Oriental Medicine and, in particular, acupuncture.

Studying the Internal Stars
By: Alien | 15/06/2007 | Alternative Medicine
In Chinese Medicine, the energy that you have is something that is much deeper than any physical fitness and if you have ever taken fitness of your body or Yoga seriously then you are familiar with the idea of using the energy in your self properly.

Shiatsu Treatments
By: Peter Vermeeren | 18/05/2007 | Medicine
We know that the shiatsu massage came from the Japanese culture and originated from the Chinese culture and Taoism. However, little is known about the treatment of shiatsu because it is still considered relatively new in many areas of the country. What we do know about the treatments is that...

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By: blondie | 11-07-2008
Where would I find (chart, etc.) what is considered to be "normal" blood flow velocities (cm. per second)?

What is the email address of Prof. H.N.Macha
By: al korba | 10-07-2008
What is the email address of Prof. H.N.Macha

I have just finished my treatment for breast ...
By: monkey | 09-07-2008
I have just finished my treatment for breast cancer my radiation and chemo are done. I am left with nausea, and blood residue in the vomit also some blood in the stool.  Dr wants to do an upper gi to see if there is a tear or ulcer forming. does this sound like it will give him answers or just more questions.  

Right frontal lobe of the brian
By: Jeane | 07-07-2008
I'm having trouble finding information on what the right frontal lobe of the brain does.  My mother has been diagnosised as having the right frontal lobe deteriorating faster than the left side.  She has been changing so much and I would like to be able to help her and the rest of the family understand what is happening to her. 

Prednisone Side Effects
By: magicms777 | 07-07-2008
How long does it take for blood tests to show a true reading after a 7 day course of prednisone at 20 mg. twice a day?Thanks ~ magicms777

HIV Status and the Law
By: Tulani500 | 06-07-2008
As a doctor, if you find out your patient is HIV positive and he does not want his wife to know, are you legally required to tell her? Do you have to report his communicable disease to the CDC?

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A Short Guide Into The Travel Industry
By: Anna Stenning | 20/07/2008
Looking at the various training offered to people wanting to follow a career in travel and tourism.

Legitimate Work at Home Data Entry Jobs: Dont Look Too Far!
By: Jeff Casmer | 19/07/2008
How far are you willing to go for a work at home data entry job? For many job searchers who are seeking online employment, looking beyond their boarders has become their first option. However, new studies show that looking in your own backyard can yield greater results when searching for a legitimate work at home data entry job.

Work At Home Data Entry Job: Have Your Tried Looking Local?
By: Jeff Casmer | 19/07/2008
The average work at home data entry job searcher will hop onto their computer type in broad keywords such as data entry job and visit a bunch of random sites where they are either led to expired classified ads or worse, fraudulent job sites. But an above average job searcher will look where no one else is in their backyard.

Guarantees? Why Use for Legitimate Work at Home Job
By: Jeff Casmer | 19/07/2008
One of the best things you can do for your legitimate work at home job also happens to be the one thing that makes all business owners scared to death: offering a guarantee. Sure you want to let your customers know that they can trust you, but you dont want to run yourself into the ground doing so.

What Makes You Eligible For Migration To New Zealand
By: Thomas Pretty | 19/07/2008
A look at the categories that the New Zealand immigration service puts applications into and which are most likely to gain residency.

The Acceptance Difference Maker for MBAs-The Letter of Recommendation
By: Ron Subs | 18/07/2008
The number of people accepted to most top-tier business schools hovers around 15%. One way to improve your chances is to develop strong letters of recommendation.

What Is Required Of You With Electrical Courses
By: James Copper | 18/07/2008
An article giving you information on training to be an electrician

Senior Citizens and the Job Search
By: Mort Ferguson | 18/07/2008
Although many employers are looking for new graduates or someone younger with a bit of experience, there are still plenty of jobs that you can secure as a senior citizen. Opportunities in the work force abound for older Americans. On the surface it may seem harder to find such...

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Programs in Herbology - Eastern or Western?
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
If Eastern medicine appeals to you, you can enroll in an Oriental medicine school. There, you will learn the fundamentals of TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), which include studies in Chinese herbal medicine, pharmacology, herbal formulations, and more.

Programs in Herbal Medicine
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
In addition to learning all aspects of how plant medicine is used, students enrolled in these courses gain practical skills and knowledge in how to facilitate botanicals and herbs for therapeutics, spices, and for aromatherapy.

Programs in Healing Arts
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
While many programs in healing arts are more concentrated in the area of bodywork, there are a growing number of holistic health courses that are geared toward natural health like reflexology, acupressure, aromatherapy, flower essences, and holistic nutrition.

Naturopathic Programs - Teaching Principles of Healing
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
In naturopathic programs, students gain wisdom in the healing power of nature, and how to support patients in the natural healing process.

Courses in Traditional Chinese Medicine
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
Some of the healing therapeutics that are offered in these Oriental medicine programs includes acupuncture, Tuina, Chinese herbology, Qigong, Tai Chi, and shiatsu.

Courses in Reflexology
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
To become certified in reflexology, typical instruction is roughly 150-300 hours in length; however, there are a number of massage therapy programs that have integrated reflexology as an elective course or as part of the overall curriculum.

Courses in Naturopathy
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
Some of the fascinating healing arts that students encounter when enrolled in these unique programs include acupuncture, chiropractic, colonic therapy, homeopathy, holistic nutrition, hydrotherapy, massage therapy, plant medicine, and other holistic health specialties.

Courses in Oriental Medicine
By: CarolAnn Bailey-Lloyd | 01/07/2008 | Science
Among some of the popular therapies that are taught in Oriental medicine courses include acupuncture, veterinary acupuncture, auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture), Chinese herbal medicine, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) philosophies, Tai Chi, Qigong, acupressure, and more.