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Chinese Tonic Herbs by Ron Teeguarden, 1985-04
Weiner's Herbal: The Guide to Herb Medicine by Michael A. Weiner, Janet A. Weiner, 1991-03
Tyler's Herbs of Choice: The Therapeutic Use of Phytomedicinals, Third Edition (Tylers Herbs of Choice) by Dennis V.C. Awang, 2009-05-04
The Clinician's Handbook of Natural Medicine by Joseph E. Pizzorno Jr. ND, Michael T. Murray ND, et all 2007-11-07
Herbs of the Bible 2000 Years of Plant Medicine by James A. Duke, Ph.D., 2007-08-01
55 Most Common Medicinal Herbs: The Complete Natural Medicine Guide by Dr. Heather Boon BScPhmPhD, Michael Smith BPharmMRPharmSND, 2009-03-27
The Healing Herbs: The Ultimate Guide To The Curative Power Of Nature's Medicines by Michael Castleman, 1995-07-01
Managing Your Emotional Health Using Traditional Chinese Medicine: How Herbs, Natural Foods, and Acupressure Can Regulate and Harmonize Your Mind by Zhang Yifang, 2010-05-27
Herbs That Heal: Natural Medicine at Its Best (Women's Edge Health Enhancement Guide) by Arden Moore, Bridget Doherty, 2000-03
The Psyche in Chinese Medicine: Treatment of Emotional and Mental Disharmonies with Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs by Giovanni Maciocia CAc(Nanjing), 2009-07-20
Pocket Handbook of Chinese Herbal Medicine by Zong Lan Xu, 2000-09-13
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology Illustrated by Don Jianhua, et al, 2009-04-11
Herbal Medicine: The Use of the Herbs for Health and Healing (Health Essentials Series) by Vicki Pitman, 1995-01
Herbal Medicine: Expanded Commission E Monographs

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Introduction To Veterinary Herbal Medicine
Article on Susan Wynn on treating pets with herbs.
http://www.vetmedcenter.com/consumer/display.asp?id=9423&dt=p
Alternative Nature Online Herbal, Herb Pictures, Jewelweed Poison Ivy Oak Treatm
Herb Pictures, plant uses in herbal medicine, poison ivy and oak treatment from Jewelweed Newsletter and Drawing. Alternative medicine Library Herb Farming Info Ginseng Learn about herbs and
http://www.altnature.com/
A Portal Community For The Body, Mind, Spirit, And Earth
Information sources to help consumers make wise choices on topics such as alternative medicine, Y2K, vitamins, herbs and natural products.
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Extractions: Arielle and her daughter Hope (1986) On September 17, 2001 HEALL'S Founder Arielle Wendy Zaritsky passed away after a heroic battle with cancer. The online community and family that Arielle created within HEALL.com was one of her most shining glories and most self-fullfilling accomplishments. S urf, Sift and Search No More - We have spent 30 years sorting the wheat from the chaff to save you time and money. We are dedicated to bringing you information that separates fact from profit motives.
Natural Chinese Herbs And Chinese Herbal Medicine
It explains when Chinese medicine is best, covers the unique power of Chinese medicine,reveals important research about herbs and acupuncture, highlights
http://www.pulsemed.org/chineseherbs.htm

Extractions: WHY the Pulse of Oriental Medicine? More than 42% of Americans use such alternative medicine therapies as acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. Most of them receive incredible benefits ranging from pain relief and emotional lifts to major life change. Media like Newsweek have already introduced this topic to the masses. But, there's no comprehensive and reliable resource on this topic for the public and the media - is there? The Pulse of Oriental Medicine is a web resource for the general public that has reached more than 200,000 international readers. The Pulse website contains more than 200 easy-to-understand articles written by numerous experts - acupuncturists, medical doctors, and herbalists. The Pulse fulfills the alternative medicine reader's pressing need for safe and practical guidance. It explains when Chinese medicine is best, covers the unique power of Chinese medicine, reveals important research about herbs and acupuncture, highlights potential drug-herb interactions, and provides advice on how to choose a good practitioner.
Alternative Medicine Shop - Professional Quality Alternative & Complementary Med
Offers nutrition, weight loss, herbs, health concern specialties, books and equipment.
http://www.altmedicineshop.com/

Extractions: The Alternative Medicine Shop is your best online source for hard-to-find, m edical- g rade alternative medicine products, the same products used by doctors, medical clinics and practitioners nationwide. For information, or to order by phone, please call toll-free, Most orders paid by credit card will be shipped on the same day if received by 2:00PM CST.
WholeHealthMD The Source For Alternative Medicine, Complementary Medicine, Integ
Health prescriptions by board certified physicians combine alternative medicine, supplement, vitamins, herbs, and nutrition with conventional medicine. Based in Reston, Virginia.
http://www.wholehealthmd.com/
Herbs For ADD, Aphrodisiac,St. John's Wort,
Alternative medicine, herbs, herbal remedy, Jewelweed, Ginseng St. John s Wort. ADD,Aphrodisiac herbs, Alternative medicine for Animals, herbs for kids, St.
http://altnature.com/library.htm

Extractions: Aphrodisiacs Aquarian Aromatherapy Lori Herron Blackberry Lori Herron Blood Purifying Lori Herron and Vegetarian Times Botanical Incense Rowan Fairgrove Cherokee Herbology Rowan Fairgrove and Lori Herron Consumer Power and The Healthcare Industry Stephanie Burgess Cooking with wild herbs Deb Jackson Curries Lori Herron Ethical Wildcrafting Jim Flocchini Fluid Extracts Lori Herron Getting Kids to Take Herbs Stephanie Burgess Harvesting and Preparing Herbs by the Lunar Phases Stephanie Burgess Herb Garden For Bees Heather Apple Herbal Wines Nicholas Morcinek Herbs for Animals Helen Massingham-Howells Herbs for the Nervous System Keith Stelling Herbs to Relax Karen Shelton Herb Uses Lori Herron Hypnosis and Birthing and How it Works How To Brew Herbal Teas Victoria Kindle How to Grow Echinacea Karen Shelton Identifying Wild Plants Karen Shelton Is Standardized Better?
Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital For Chronic And Difficult Diseases
Describes in detail how TCM practitioners in China solve menoxenia with traditional Chinese strategies and herbs.
http://www.tcmtreatment.com/images/diseases/menoxenia.htm

Extractions: Search books, herbs, herbal products and more in our website. Your website is truly a gift to humanity! Congratulations on creating such a wonderful site for sharing TCM resources and practice! -William Burck United States Adequate and comprehensive TCM services from China for international patients, doctors, students, readers, scholars, wholesalers and retailers! Let the world share and benefit from this great medicine. Huaihua Traditional Chinese Medicine College P rograms in English for international students to study acupuncture, qigong, tuina, herbs and TCM. Clinical practice programs included.
Chronic Gastritis And Traditional Chinese Medicine In China
Describes in detail how TCM practitioners in China solve this with traditional Chinese strategies and herbs.
http://www.tcmtreatment.com/images/diseases/chronic-gastritis.htm

Extractions: Chronic gastritis is a chronic gastric lesion, pathologically characterized by non-specific chronic inflammation of the gastric mucosa. Its etiology is not well understood, possibly related to administration of irritating drugs and food, bile regurgitation, muccal inflammation or autoimmunity. Chronic gastritis can be divided into two categories, primary and secondary. The former is further categorized into superficial, atrophic and hypertrophic types; the latter often complicates gastroduodenal ulcer and gastric cancer. Chronic gastritis occurs most frequently in the middle-aged people. This disease in TCM pertains to the categories of "pi" (feeling of fullness in the upper abdomen), "wei wan tong" (stomachache), etc. Main Points of Diagnosis 1. The chief symptoms are chronic upper abdominal pain, fullness and discomfort, belching and acid regurgitation which often occur after meals. Mild hemorrhage of upper digestive tract may be induced by some precipitating factors in a few cases. Severe atrophic gastritis may be accompanied with anemia and pathologic leanness.
Common Herbs
One of the most widely used herbs in traditional Chinese medicine, it is primarilyused in herbal formulas as a female tonic to treat muscle cramps and pain
http://www.herbalgram.org/default.asp?c=common_herbs
Biotherapy - San Francisco Acupuncture, Colon Hydrotherapy (colonic), Alternativ
Holistic medicine, acupuncture, herbs, colon hydrotherapy and restoration of friendly intestinal flora, prostatic massage, deep relaxation. Clinic located in San Francisco, CA.
http://www.biotherapy-clinic.com
Alternative Nature Online Herbal, Herb Pictures, Jewelweed Poison Ivy Oak Treatm
Extensive site with a good range of articles about alternative medicine, herbs, herbal remedies, a gallery of photographs and links to other herbal sites.
http://altnature.com/
Herbal Medicine - Herb Knowledgebase, 2000+ Herbs, Herb Directory, American Indi
Herbal medicine, sometimes referred to as Herbalism or Botanical medicine,is the use of herbs for their therapeutic or medicinal value.
http://www.holistic-online.com/Herbal-Med/hol_herb.htm
Chronic Pharyngitis And Traditional Chinese Medicine In China
Describes in detail how TCM practitioners in China solve this with traditional Chinese strategies and herbs.
http://www.tcmtreatment.com/images/diseases/chronic-pharyngitis.htm

Extractions: Chronic pharyngitis, a chronic inflammation of the pharyngeal mucous membrane and submucous lymphoid tissues, is often caused by unsatisfactory treatment of acute pharyngitis or repeated occurrences of upper respiratory tract infection and it is related to high-dust environment. Clinically it manifests itself as itching, dryness, soreness of the throat, cough, a feeling of foreign body or obstruction in the throat. In TCM it belongs to the category of "hou bi," or inflammation of throat. Main Points of Diagnosis 1. The patient has discomfort, dryness and itching, swelling and soreness, a feeling of foreign body in the throat or being stuck with sputum. He or she often wants to "hang ka" (make a cough sound like "hang ka" ) or has irritated coughs. 2. The patient has a sensation of obstruction and fullness in the throat and a feeling of being blocked when swallowing without any food but no difficulty in eating.
Interaction Between Herbs, Foods And Medicines. Herbal Medicine, Healing Herbs
Interaction Between herbs, Foods and Prescription and Overthe-counter Drugs,herbal medicine, healing herbs. medicine - Herb/Food Interactions.
http://www.holistic-online.com/Herbal-Med/hol_herb_med_reac.htm

Extractions: Home Search Alternative Medicine Stress Management ... Media Medicine - Herb/Food Interactions Herbs and Foods May Lead to Complications If You Take Them with Drugs Many people have the mistaken notion that, being natural, all herbs and foods are safe. This is not so. Very often, herbs and foods may interact with medications you normally take that result in serious side reactions. It is always a good practice to tell your doctor or health practitioners what you are taking so that they can advise you of possible complications, if there is any. You should also keep an eye for unusual symptoms. Very often, this may foretell the symptoms of a drug interaction. Experts suggest that natural does not mean it is completely safe. Everything you put in your mouth has the potential to interact with something else. The medication that is taken by mouth travels through the digestive system in much the same way as food and herbs taken orally do. So, when a drug is mixed with food or another herb, each can alter the way the body metabolizes the other. Some drugs interfere with the body's ability to absorb nutrients. Similarly, some herbs and foods can lessen or increase the impact of a drug. Alcohol is a drug that interacts with almost every medication, especially antidepressants and other drugs that affect the brain and nervous system.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital For Chronic And Difficult Diseases In Chin
Describes in detail how TCM practitioners in China solve this disorder with traditional Chinese strategies and herbs.
http://www.tcmtreatment.com/images/diseases/chronic-rhinitis.htm

Extractions: Yes I got the herbal medicines. I would like to thank you because my sister is feeling a lot better now. She wants to go out and is going even upstairs now what she couldn't do a month ago. Yesterday she even went on the 4-th floor without any help. So it is really working. What do you think about ordering more of your
Ayurveda Ayurvedic Medicine Alternative Medicine Herbal Remedy Natural Medicine
Ayurveda Ayurvedic medicine Alternative medicine Holistic medicine Natural medicineHerbal medicine herbal remedy Womens Health food herbs Healing Cure
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Chronic Bronchitis And Traditional Chinese Medicine In China
Describes in detail how TCM practitioners in China solve this with traditional Chinese strategies and herbs.
http://www.tcmtreatment.com/images/diseases/chronic-bronchitis.htm

Extractions: The disease is a chronic inflammation of bronchi due to infection, physical and chemical irritations and allergic agents. The majority of the patients are of over middle age. It is characterized by chronic course and recurrent episodes. In some chronic cases, the disease may progress to chronic obstructive emphysema and chronic pulmonary heart disease. In TCM, this disease is related to the categories of "ke sou" (cough), "tan yin" (phlegm retention), "xiao chuan" (asthma) and so on. Main Points of Diagnosis 1. Long-term cough, sputum production and dyspnea which attack repeatedly and fluctuate are worse in autumn and winter. There may be fever, exacerbation of cough and mucopurulent sputum production, and dyspnea is more marked if acute concurrent infection is present. 2. Chronic bronchitis usually persists for many years. It can be classified into 3 stages, acute episodic stage, chronic persistent stage and clinically remissive stage. The last stage may last for a period of time and an attack may be induced by infections or catching a cold. Based on the clinical manifestations, the disease can be divided into simple chronic bronchitis and chronic asthmatic bronchitis. In the former, cough and sputum production are predominant. In the latter, in addition to the above symptoms, there are dyspnea and wheezing, indicating that the spasm of the smooth muscles of bronchi and bronchioli is an important pathogenic factor.
Vitiligo And Traditional Chinese Medicine In China
Describes in detail how practitioners in China solve this disorder with TCM herbal products and herbs. Information about TCM books, qigong, tuina and acupuncture included.
http://www.tcmtreatment.com/images/diseases/vitiligo.htm

Extractions: Main Points of Diagnosis 1. The white patches vary in size, shape and number, with a clear border. There may be an increase in pigment around the white patches. The hair within the area of the patches becomes white, too. The white patches may gradually expand and coalesce with each other. They may be stable and unchangeable at the advanced stage. Some child patients may recover spontaneously at the early stage.
HealthWorld Online - Herbal Medicine Center -, HealthWorld Online - Natural Heal
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