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The natural, whole-body approach of traditional Chinese medicine has many applications in modern health care.

Electrolyte solutions and hydration with dietary soups and teas may spell relief for people suffering from cramps.

Dr. Antoine Chevalier uses the mind-body-spirit connection to treat mental and physical disease instead of relying on Western psychiatry and pharmaceuticals.

In traditional Chinese medicine, there’s a prescription called “Tongqi San,” which I often use to treat waist strain pain. It’s almost instantly effective.

Research shows more Americans are seeking therapies outside the allopathic box—including chiropractic, meditation, yoga, and acupuncture—especially for pain.

In traditional Chinese medicine, putting out “fires” in the body is one way to ease into a good night’s sleep.

Learn about how TCM views and treats this common eye condition.

Factors like hormones, nutrition, stress, and even illness can affect hair quantity. How can we prevent the gradual thinning of hair?

Dr. Yang Jingduan, shares his insights into spiritual and physical health through a series of lectures titled, “The Three Tiers of Doctors Forum.”

As the saying goes, preventing a disease is better than curing it. TCM has unique strengths in building up body health.

Chen Junru, director of the Wonderful TCM Clinic in Taiwan, shares how to enhance gut health and reduce inflammation.

Traditional Chinese medicine offers alternatives to surgery for improving conditions of nearsightedness.

Is dementia really incurable?