Tag: #Traditional Korean Medicine
Medical Therapies of TKM-Moxibustion, Cupping, Qigong
Written by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
C. Moxibustion
Moxibustion treats diseases through thermal stimulation by burning herb...
Theories of Traditional Korean Medicine 9. Four-Constitution Medicine / Sasang ConstitutionalMedicine
itten by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
Four-Constitution Medicine is a constitutional medicine that categorizes people into...
Theories of Traditional Korean Medicine 6. Disease Cause Patterns
Written by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
External Six Excesses: Wind, Cold, Summer Heat, Dampness, Dryness, Fire....
Theories of Traditional Korean Medicine 5. Essence·Qi·Spirit
Written by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
Essence, qi, spirit, blood, and fluid and humor are the...
Theories of Traditional Korean Medicine 4. Meridians and Collaterals
Written by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
The meridians and collaterals are pathways connecting one acupuncture point...
Theories of Traditional Korean Medicine 2. Visceral Manifestation
Written by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
C. Visceral Manifestation
Visceral manifestation refers to anatomic, physiologic and pathological...
Theories of Traditional Korean Medicine
Written by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
A. Yin and Yang
1. Basic Concept of Yin and Yang
Yin...
Characteristics of Traditional Korean Medicine
Introduction to Traditional Korean Medicine
Written by Jeonghwa Lee, Choonjae Lee, Published by Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
