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    In chapter 18 “Complementary and Alternative Therapies” the complementary and alternative medicine are the conventional medical care collected from different cultures. These kinds of therapies become widespread around the world especially by adults in mid-age and older age that suffered from chronic pain. The complementary and alternative therapies go over a lot of modifications and evolutions starting from ancients to this day but the concepts and principals of these therapies remain the same through

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    way beginning offering traditional Chinese medicines to tin mine coolies in Malaya 133 years ago. Today‚ listed on the Singapore Exchange‚ Eu Yan Sang has more than 300 retail outlets in Hong Kong‚ Malaysia‚ Singapore‚ China‚ Macau and Australia. It is one of the largest TCM groups in South East Asia‚ recognized as the trusted brand and leader of the TCM industry. In the earlier time‚ consumers had to bring back packets of herb to decoct or boil after getting it from Chinese medical shop. In order

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    the Philippines which has been used as a traditional herbal medicine for centuries. Research on lagundi conducted by the Philippine Department of Health has suggested that the plant has a number of practical uses‚ and the use of lagundi is actively promoted by the government as a result. Outside of the Philippines‚ preparations of lagundi are sometimes available at stores which supply herbal medicines‚ or through practitioners of herbal and alternative medicine. This plant is native to the swamps

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    Yin and yang

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    Religions Professor Norris Yin‚ Yang‚ and Life The yin and yang is one of the most recognized symbols in the entire world. In some references the symbol is considered to be a representation for Tai-Chi. The yin and yang symbol represents the ancient Chinese understanding of how things work and of Taoism. The outer circle represents everything‚ while the black and white shapes within the circle represent the interaction of two energies‚ called yin and yang‚ which cause everything to happen. They are not

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    during the colonial and pre-colonial periods for their expertise in indigenous medicinal practices and therapies. The traditional belief present in majority of the Indian people is the Ayurvedic Medicine‚ which is a traditional Indian medicine system that the people belief prevents and cures different diseases (Ananth‚ 1984). In the Indian culture‚ the people practice the Ayurvedic Medicine as a form of health protection against various tropical diseases and ailments as it employs a balance of the body’s

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    guide to good health and well-being. Each issue includes information on naturally-oriented food and nutrition‚ alternative health practices‚ exercise and self-care. The print focuses on the mind/body connection‚ illustrated exercise‚ preventative medicine‚ creating a healthy lifestyle in the home and office‚ healthy cuisines‚ and consumer guides to natural products. This magazine is written for individuals who are seeking to develop or maintain a healthy balanced and overall blissful life. The target

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    self-professed Buddhist offer incense at a Daoist temple to a historical figure known for his Confucian virtues. China has been a multi-religion country since the ancient times. It is well known that Confucianism is an indigenous religion and is the soul of Chinese culture‚ which enjoyed popular support among people and even became the guiding ideology for feudalism society‚ but it did not develop into a national belief. It makes the culture more tolerant to others‚ thus‚ many other religions have been brought

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    Igbo Healing Practices

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    found worldwide. Healing practices emerged from the ancient times‚ and with the entwining of cultures‚ it has evolved into the intricate traditions they are today. Some of these practices include those of the Greeks‚ Indians‚ Igbo people‚ and the Chinese. Overtime‚ these healing practices have become well respected. Healing traditions are an important part of the community we live in‚ and have been implemented into many parts of our society (Bokur). Various healing practices also offer insight

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    stress response) and cortisol (stress hormone) is reduced. It lowers the heart rate and blood pressure. All these changes reduce the level of stress and helps one to deal with depression better.  Acupuncture: It is an ancient form of alternative medicine that originated in China. Acupuncture is based on the premise that overall health of the body depends

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    To Live By Yu Hua

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    According to Chinese culture‚ the forces that determine order are yin and yang. The basis of this concept is that everything has its opposite which maintains balance. One of the most well known yin and yang pairings is life and death. Yu Hua in the novel To Live‚ recognized this relationship and integrated the concept into the plot. Life and death constantly check each other by taking and giving lives. Which is the price‚ one has to pay in order to keep stability. The character Fugui is significant

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