PDF Principles and skills of traditional Chinese Medicine Health Care (training course on health care te

Principles and skills of traditional Chinese Medicine Health Care
(training course on health care technique of traditional chinese medicine for developing countries)

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CONTENTS
1 Introduction 6
1. 1 The Initiation and Development of TCM 6
1.2 The Essential Characteristics of TCM 9
1.2.1 The Concept of Wholism 9
1.2. 2 Treatment Determination Based on Syndrome Differentiation 10
2 Yin-yang and the Five Elements Doctrines 12
2.1 Yin-yang Theory 12
2. 1.1 The Formation and Concepts of Yin-yang Theory 12
2. 1.2 Major Concepts of Yin-yang Theory 13
2. 1.3 Application of Yin-yang Theory in TCM 14
2. 2 The Five Elements 16
2.2. 1 Formation and Concepts of the Five Elements 16
2. 2. 2 Major Concepts of the Five Elements 16
2. 2. 3 Application of the Five Elements in TCM 19
2. 3 Combined Application of Yin-yang and the Five Elements 20
2. 3. 1 Yin-yang and the Relation of Two Opposite Aspects 20
2. 3. 2 Aspects of the Five Elements 20
3 Visceral Theory . 22
3.1.1 Heart 22
3.1.2 Lungs 23
3.1.3 Spleen 25
3.1.4 Liver 26
3.1.5 Kidneys ■'.......................................28
3.2 Six Fu-viscera 30
3. 2. 1 Gallbladder 30
3.2.2 Stomach 31
3. 2.3 Small Intestine 31
3.2.4 Large Intestine 32
3.2.5 Urinary Bladder 32
3.2.6 San-jiao 32
3.3 Extraordinary Fu-viscera 33
3.3.1 Brain 33
3.3.2 Uterus 33
3.4 Relations Among the Zang-and-Fu Viscera 34
3. 4. 1 Relations Among the Five Zang-viscera 34
3.4. 2 Relations Among Zang-viscera and Fu-viscera 37
4 Qi, Blood and Body Fluids 40
4.1 Qi 40
4.1.1 The Concept of Qi 40
4. 1.2 Generation of Qi 40
4. 1.3 Functions of Qi 41
4. 1.4 Circulation of Qi 42
4. 1.5 Classification of Qi 42
4.2 Blood 44
4. 2. 1 The Concept of Blood 44
4. 2.2 Generation of Blood 44
4. 2. 3 Functions of Blood 44
4. 2. 4 Circulation of Blood 44
4. 3 Body Fluids 45
4.3.1 The Concept of Body Fluids 45
4. 3.2 Production, Distribution and Discharge of Body Fluids 45
4. 3. 3 Functions of Body Fluids 46
4.4 Qi, Blood and Body Fl uids 46
4. 4. 1 The Relationship Between Qi and Blood 46
4. 4. 2 The Relationship Between Qi and Body Fluids 47
4. 4. 3 The Relationship Between Body Fluids and Blood 48
5 The Meridians 49
5.1 Concepts of the Meridian Systems 49
5.1.1 Concepts of the Meridians 49
5.1.2 Composition of the Meridian System 49
5.2 The Twelve Regular Meridians 52
5. 2. 1 Nomenclature 52
5. 2. 2 Courses, Interconnections, Distribution, External-Internal Relationships
and Flow of Qi and Blood 52
5. 2. 3 Running Routes of the Twelve Meridians 56
5.3 The Eight Extrameridians 71
5.3.1 Du Meridian 72
5.3.2 Ren Meridian 73
5.3. 3 Chong Meridian 74
5.3.4 Dai Meridian 76
5.3.5 Yinqiao and Yangqiao Meridians 76
5.3.6 Yinwei and Yang wei Meridians 78
5.4 Physiological Functions of the Meridians and Application of Meridian Doctrine . 80
5.4. 1 Physiological Functions of the Meridians 80
5.4. 2 Application of Meridian Theory 81
6 Etiology and Pathology 83
6. 1 Etiology 83
6.1.1 The Six Exopathic Factors 84
6.1.2 Pestilent Factors 89
6.1.3 The Seven Emotions 90
6. 1.4 Dietary Factors, Overstrain and Overease 92
6.1.5 Traumatic Injuries 94
6. 1.6 Phlegm, Stagnant Fluids, and Stagnant Blood 94
6.2 Pathogenesis ; 97
6.2. 1 Attack of Disease , 97
6.2. 2 Basic Pathogenesis 99
7 Principles for Disease Prevention and Treatment 107
7. 1 Prevention 107
7.1.1 Prevention Before Disease Occurs 107
7.1.2 Treatment Before Disease Develops 108
7.2 Treatment Principles 109
7. 2. 1 Treatment Aimed at the Root of Disease 110
7. 2. 2 Strengthening the Vital and Dispelling the Evil 112
7.2. 3 Regulating Yin and Yang 114
7. 2. 4 Treatment and the Season, Locality and Individual 115
8 Principles of Health Care in TCM 117
9 Heath Care Independent of Medicines 117
10. Basic Knowledge of Acupuncture 118
11. Needling methods 118
12. Management of Possible Accidents 118
13. Practice of Acupuncture 119
14. Acupuncture Therapy 119
15. Moxibustion 119
16 Cupping therapy 119
17 Basic Theory of Tuina 120
18 Commonly Used Tuina Manipulations 121
18.1 Pushing Manipulation with One-finger (Yizhichan Tuifa) 122
18.2 Rolling Manipulation (Gunfa) 123
18.3 Kneading Manipulation (Roufa) 124
18.4 Circular Rubbing Manipulation (Mofa) 125
18.5 To-and-fro Rubbing Manipulation (Cafa) 126
18.6 Pushing Manipulation (Tuifa) 127
18.7 Palm-twisting Manipulation (Cuofa) 128
18.8 Wiping Manipulation (Mafa) 129
18.9 Shaking Manipulation (Doufa) 130
18.10 Vibrating Manip ulation (Zhenfa) 130
18.11 Pressing Manipulation (Anfa) 131
18.12 Sweeping Manipulation (Saosanfa) 132
18.13 Plucking Manipulation (Tanbofa) 132
18.14 Gripping Manipulation (Zhuafa) 132
18.15 Chopping Manipulation (Pifa) 133
18.16 Digital-pressing Manipulation (Dianfa) 133
18.17 Scraping Manipulation (Guafa) 134
18.18 Grasping Manipulation (Nafa) 134
18.19 Finger-twisting Manipulation (Nianfa) 135
18.20 Patting Manipulation (Paifa) 135
18.21 Percussing Manipulation (Jifa) 136
18.22 Rotating Manipulation (Yaofa) 137
18.23 Back-carrying Manipulation (Beifa) 139
18.24 Pulling Manipulation (Bantu) 140
18.25 Traction Manipulation (Bashenfa) 145
19. Foot Health Care 147
19.1 Basic Manipulations of Foot Reflexological Massage 147
19.2 Foot Reflex Zones 149
19.3 Principles of the Clinical Application of Foot Massage at Reflecting Zones 202
19.3.1 Massage order 202
19.3.2 Massage period , 203
19.3.3 Treatment and Health Care 205
20 Health Care and Treatment on Cutaneous Diseases 213
20.1 Acne 213
20.2 Rosacea 217
20.3 Chloasma 220
20.4 Neurodermatitis 224
20.5 Verruca Planae 227
20.6 Eczema 233
20.7 Seborrheic Dermatitis 240
20.8 Ephelis 246
20.9 Alopecia Areata 250
20.10 Mouth blisters 257
20.11 Fungal Infection of Hand 260
20.12 Crab claw lump 263
20.13 Sun bum fester 266
20.14 Dermatitis rhus (lacquer sore) 268
21 Qi Gong 271
21.1 Maneuvers of Qigong 277
21.1.1 Relaxation Qigong 277
21.1.2 Inner Health Cultivation Qigong 280
21.1.3 Roborant Qigong 282
21.1.4 Health Care Exercise 286
21.2 Points for Attention in Qigong Dirigation 292
22 Chinese Medicated Diet 294
22.1 Chinese Medicated Diet 294
22.1.1 Origin and Development 294
22.1.2 Characteristics 296
22.1.3 Section 3 Content and Classification 297
22.1.4 Points for Attention 299
22.2 Dietetic Chinese Drugs 303
22.2.1 Hypertensive Disease 303
22.2.2 Coronary Heart Disease 307
22.2.3 Diabetes 312
22.2.4 Tumor 316
23 TCM Gynecological Health Care 320
23.1 Introduction on Healthcare Theories and Common Methods in TCM Gynecology
Department 320
23.2 Introduction on Common Healthcare & Treating Methods in TCM Gynecology
Department 328
23.3 Simple TCM Treatment for Common Gynecological Diseases 340
24 TCM Pediatric Health Care 343
24.1 Outline of the principle and common methods of TCM pediatric health care 343
24.2 Fengquanfu Academic thought of “Fengshi Pinching stagnation therapy” 348
24.3 Fengshi Pinching stagnation therapy 355