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Chinese medicine sometimes referred to as TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) or CCM (Classical Chinese Medicine) has a rich history dating back to thousands of years B.C. Based on the philosophies of the Tao and classical Chinese beliefs, the two variations of Chinese medicine differ from each another in that CCM strictly adheres to roots of the ancient Chinese medicine; and TCM is a more accepted form of alternative medicine that has become more "Westernized" in conjunction with modern terms. In this apk we will discuss: - history of chinese medicine - traditional chinese medicine herbs - traditional chinese medicine herbs list - chinese medicine scientific evidence - chinese medicine diagnosis - traditional chinese medicine practitioners - ancient chinese medicine facts - chinese medicine store Broadly taught throughout China, TCM is also offered through a number of Chinese medicine or acupuncture schools in North America as well. Teaching holistic principles that demonstrate how all things are connected (mind, spirit, and body); future Chinese medicine practitioners Learn how to prescribe herbal prescriptions relative to the patient. The belief is to treat the "whole person," not the disease. Chinese medicine aims to balance the yin (water and earth) and the (fire and air) of the body's life force (Chi or Qi); and is a highly evolved medicine in that it approaches healthcare on the foundation of the meridian system (energy channels of the body). Unlike conventional medicine in the West, Chinese medicine territories an emphasis on the body's elements, and their interrelation with the body's individual systems. If you visit a Chinese medicine practitioner, you will explore an entirely various form of diagnostics. In addition to observing a patient's face, these holistic health practitioners perform a pulse diagnosis, palpation, and another special non-invasive diagnostic measures. Once a Chinese medicine practitioner has formulated his observations, some of the holistic nutrition tip, moxibustion, cupping, Tuina (Chinese medical massage) , Qigong, or Tai Chi, among others. Some specialized practitioners may administer auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture) as a health treatment. Licensed Chinese medicine practitioners today have acquired a good deal of education and training. While there are a lot of acupuncture and Oriental medicine schools in North America and abroad, no two curriculums are the same. However, prospective students in the United States have the option of enrolling in a dozens of Oriental Medicine tools including the Master of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine (MSTOM), Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM), or Bachelors or Masters in Traditional Oriental medicine and acupuncture, among others.