Traditional Chinese medicine

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Traditional Chinese medicine is an ancient East Asian medical system that uses herbal remedies, acupuncture, and other practices to restore balance and harmony within the body.

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instanceOf complementary and alternative medicine
medical system
traditional medicine
aimsTo harmonize body and mind
restore balance in the body
basedOn five elements theory
yin and yang theory
controversy safety concerns for some herbal products
variable scientific evidence for efficacy
coreConcept meridians
qi
zang-fu organs
countryOfOrigin China
diagnosticMethod inquiry
inspection
listening and smelling
palpation
pulse diagnosis
tongue diagnosis
documentedIn Huangdi Neijing NERFINISHED
Shanghan Lun NERFINISHED
Shennong Bencao Jing NERFINISHED
education taught at universities in China
historicalOrigin ancient China NERFINISHED
partOf Chinese culture
practicedIn China NERFINISHED
Hong Kong NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
Korea NERFINISHED
Singapore NERFINISHED
Taiwan NERFINISHED
global diaspora communities
recognizedBy World Health Organization in certain contexts
regulationStatus integrated into national health system in China
treatmentPrinciple pattern differentiation
syndrome-based treatment
treating the root cause
uses acupuncture
cupping therapy
dietary therapy
herbal medicine
moxibustion
qigong
tai chi NERFINISHED
tui na
usesSubstance animal-derived products
mineral substances
plant-based herbs
viewsDiseaseAs imbalance of qi
viewsHealthAs dynamic balance of yin and yang

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qi associatedWithTradition Traditional Chinese medicine
subject surface form: Qi
Neidan relatedTo Traditional Chinese medicine
this entity surface form: Chinese medicine
Tai Chi relatedTo Traditional Chinese medicine