Association of Alternative medicine Canadian Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Naturopathy Canadian

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Canadian Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Naturopathy

Naturopathy Traditional and Chinese Medicine is one part of Alternative medicine or Complementary medicine. Alternative medicine or Complementary medicine is any healing practice that does not fall within the realm of conventional medicine, like naturopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, Ayurveda, meditation, yoga, biofeedback, hypnosis, homeopathy, and nutritional-based therapies, in addition to a range of other practices. They are differences of approach to gain health.

We regard the health and well-being of human being as our primary responsibility, and we strive to meet their needs and help them attain their optimal level of health.

Our Goad is:

	to promote the professional standards for its members
	to provide a forum for professional and social exchange amongst members
	to promote and conduct continuing medical education and research
	to respond to community issues affecting its members
	to acquire knowledge and respond to health issues affecting the Australian Chinese community
	to contribute to deserving charitable causes and organisations
	to promote mutual understanding and liaison with other medical organisations

We are confident that Alternative medicine offer effective treatment alternatives to human being in seeking optimal health. Alternative medicine address the causes of the disease and their appropriate treatments through different ways, in the prevention and treatment of diseases, and restoration and maintenance of health.

We are committed to continuing education to broaden our knowledge base, keep us abreast with current developments in the medical field, and enable us to provide better quality service to our clients. We would continue to invite professors in Alternative medicine international especially to come and give presentations on related topics to keep our members abreast with recent developments in Alternative medicine and new treatment protocols; We would continue to study Alternative medicine and discovery better way to approach diseases. Some free course are available for our member.

We feel that practitioners of Alternative medicine deserve proper professional recognition. We believe the establishment of a self-regulating association of Alternative medicine Practitioners is an essential step towards this goal.

We maintain that there should be acceptable ethics code in Alternative medicine to ensure the quality of care provided by the practitioners of Alternative medicine meets the expectations of the general public.

Traditional Chinese medicine studies human physiology and pathology, it is indicated as well to the theory and practice of diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases. It views the human body not only as an integrated whole, but also inseparable from nature. Therefore, it studies, through synthesis and analysis, the interaction between the dynamic activities of various ports of the human body and their relationship to the external environment. Traditional Chinese medicine elucidates the fundamental laws of life processes from a macrocosmic perspective and thus serves medical care and the prevention of diseases.
Through clinical study and practice over thousands of years, Chinese medicine eventually into an efficient and unique medical system. It is characterized by the concept of holism and the concept of basing treatment on the differentiation of syndrome which closely unites principle with method, prescriptions with drugs, internal medication with a variety of modified therapies. Besides its wealth of clinical experiences and unique therapeutic principles, however, the vitality of traditional Chinese medicine should be attributed mainly to the influence of ancient China' s dialectical concepts. The theories of yin yang and five elements are at the core of this relatively comprehensive theoretical system of medicine. Practice has proven that these dialectical materialist ideas, though imperfect in some respects, are nonetheless guiding scientific principles that conform to certain objective laws of physical evolution. Adherence to these principles has ensured the continuous development of traditional Chinese medicine as a branch of natural science.

There are 5 categories in TCM: Massage, herbology, and Moxa, Qigong and meditation, Diet therapy.

Why Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture (TCM) can heal so many diseases? What are the benefit of combination treatment of individual treatment and group treatment?

The key to reach a good treatment result is finding the right pattern by doing the right differentiation. How your practitioner can find the right pattern? They must have a good understanding about TCM and years experience. This paper below that is written by our practitioner has been selected and published by this famous magazine: <<International Medicine and Health Guidance News>>, Volume 17 Number 4, Page509. This paper shows that our practitioners might help you to improve your health form some complicated conditions. Article Abstract and content table are below:

System Concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine

--A View form the point of Macro

[Article Abstract]: System concept is the core (essence) of TCM. Base on system concept, we will mush easier to learn TCM text book and successful clinical cases of 5000 years experience. It is the key to improve effecting rate. The human system can be analyzed in 5 axes coordinates like 2 axes of 2 dimensional world. As an individual treatment approach, this complementary medicine of convention medicine play more and more important role in our modern life. TCM treatment should be involved not only in our early treatment stage but also in our daily life. This can reducing national medical cost and improve resident health condition significantly.

TCM is short of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In a broad meaning, Traditional Chinese Medicine is an ancestry science which studies human physiology and pathology to prevent, heal diseases and improve health condition. It has 5 categories: Acupuncture and Moxa (Moxibustion), Herbology, Qigong (meditation), Diet therapy and massage. In a narrow meaning, TCM means herbal remedy, a branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Acupuncture is the most common known portion by western. It is so common, sometime people thinks that acupuncture is the broad meaning of TCM; actually it is only one branch of TCM. What we discuses in this article is the broad meaning of TCM. TCM is a very special approach to our health, it is not only base on anatomy, it is mainly base on a system analyzes.

As a complementary medicine of convention medicine, more and more people all over the world benefit from this ancestry science. North America has the most advance medical technology, but a lot of people there seek this complementary treatments.

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Article Abstract

Preface

Chapter 1: System Concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chapter 2: How to use concept of system analyses in TCM?

2.1 What is a concept of system?

System Concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine

2.3. What kinds of inputs and outputs we use when our ancestors analyze our body?

System Concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine

2.3.2 Outputs:

2.3.3 TCM treatments

2.3.4 TCM treatments are very easy to combine with inputs

2.3.5 Huge TCM treatments data are accumulated and documented in oriental languish like Chinese

Chapter 3 Two samples of modules of Zang Fu.

System Concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine

3.1.1 Heart Yin deficiency
3.1.2 Heart Yang deficiency
3.1.3 Heart Qi deficiency
3.1.4 Heart Blood deficiency
3.1.5 Heart Blood stagnation

System Concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine

3.2.1. Liver with hypertension
3.2.2. Liver with digest system related diseases
3.2.3 Liver with emotion related diseases
3.2.4 Liver with pain related disease
3.2.4 Liver with reproduction system related disease

Chapter 4: Combination of TCM approach and Allopath approach

4.1 What are Allopath contribution and shortness?
4.2 The advantage of TCM on healing:
4.3 The combination treatment

Chapter 5: Combination of Individual treatment and group treatment

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