101. Oriental Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Traditional Chinese Medicine has evolved into a complete system of healing through http://www.cure-guide.com/Oriental_medicine/oriental_medicine.html

Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Traditional Chinese Medicine has evolved into a complete system of healing through continuous practice and experimentation over the past 2500 years. Chinese medical philosophy views the human body as a dynamic organism animated by vital energy which is in a constantly shifting balance. When this energy is harmoniously regulated, health and vigor are preserved. When the vital energy is disturbed, the organ systems of the body cease to function smoothly and symptoms arise. These symptoms may be due to deficiency of energy in certain areas of the body or obstructed circulation of blood and other nutrient fluids. The goal of traditional Chinese medicine is to re-establish the harmonious function of the body by employing the tools of acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and exercise. energetic and physiological state. A typical course of treatment with acupuncture will involve an extended initial interview followed by weekly or biweekly treatments for eight to twelve weeks. Then, depending on response and the individual's progress, less frequent visits will follow as symptoms gradually lessen in severity. Treatment should simultaneously lead to a return of vitality, strength, and adaptability.

102. Home - Oklahoma Acupuncture Association OAA is an academic nonprofit alliance of Acupuncturist and healthcare professionals with interests in Acupuncture and oriental medicine. Founded in 1987. http://www.okacupuncture.org

Oklahoma Acupuncture Association Welcome to the OKAA website! The Oklahoma Acupuncture Association is an alliance of Acupuncture professionals founded in 1987. It is an academic and non-profit organization comprising of Acupuncturist and HealthCare professionals in Oklahoma with primary interests in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. The association's goal is to educate, enrich, and enhance the knowledge of its fellow practitioners by providing a forum for shared communication between Acupuncture professionals, Health Care providers, and Healing Arts specialists. An important role of the association is to bring awareness to the public of the many facets of Oriental Medicine, including Acupuncture, and the benefits this form of healing possesses. If you are new to the world of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AOM), you may want to see our Frequently Asked Questions

103. AKOMÈ­¸é in 1970) 1966 Kyunghee University; Medical College, oriental medicine Department; registration of 4 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1972) - 1973 http://210.116.122.92/english/text/organ/organ_8.shtml

1. History - 1953 Seoul Oriental Medical College; registration of 4 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1957) - 1962 Tong-yang Medical School; registration of 4 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1968) - 1964 Tong-yang Medical College; registration of 6 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1970) - 1966 Kyunghee University; Medical College, Oriental Medicine Department; registration of 4 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1972) - 1973 Wonkwang University; Oriental Medicine College; registration of 6 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1979) - 1977 Kyunghee University; Upgrade to Oriental Medicine College - 1979 Tongguk University, Oriental Medicine College; registration of 6 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1985) - 1981 Kyungsan University, Oriental Medicine College; registration of 6 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1987) - 1982 Taejon University, Oriental Medicine College; registration of 6 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1988) - 1987 Dongui University, Oriental Medicine College; registration of 6 anniversary students(Firt graduation in 1993)

104. Tai Chi For Health And Relaxation A personal page for Robert Parry, writer and practitioner of oriental medicine. Information about Cheng Man ch'ing short form. http://www.robertparry.freeserve.co.uk/

TAI CHI for health and relaxation Tai Chi is an exercise system that combines slow, graceful movement with calm, regular breathing. It has many styles and uses in the world today - becoming very popular as a means of maintaining good health and feelings of relaxation and calm. These are the aspects of tai chi which you will find presented here - along with tai chi's associations with oriental medicine and the philosophy of Taoism. The aim of tai chi is to cultivate and circulate the body's vital energy - chi (or Qi) and so, ultimately, to strengthen our state of health. In tai chi the arms move in a relaxed, circular fashion. Steps are taken very slowly, or else the feet remain firmly rooted to the ground - the weight shifting gently from one side to the other as you go. Breathing is centred in the abdomen, and the movements are natural - like a floating cloud or running stream. The author of this page is Robert Parry, who is a writer, practitioner of oriental medicine and a long-time student of Eastern systems of exercise such as tai chi, yoga and chi kung. Please use any of the links below to go straight to our main website. History of Tai Chi Tai Chi Illustrated Video/Audio Cassettes Books ... Oriental Medicine From the tai chi form. Photo thanks to L.Wickenden

105. Oriental Medicine Hospital oriental medicine Hospital. . . . . . oriental medicine in Korea is based on Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM), it is also called Korean Traditional Medicine. http://www.khmc.or.kr/english/30.htm

Oriental Medicine Hospital Oriental Medicine in Korea O T An Introduction to the Oriental Medical Hospital of Kyung-hee University T he Oriental Medical Hospital of Kyung-hee University started with the departments of Internal Medicine, Gynecology, Pediatrics, Acupuncture and Moxibustion, etc. on October 5, 1971 (3 hospitals and 100 beds). It is a member of Kyunghee Medical Center with affiliated Western Medical Hospital, and the Dental Hospital. After the opening, we succeeded in anesthetizing a subject of appendectomy by acupuncture on September 9, 1972. Our formal title was changed from the Oriental Clinic to the Oriental Medical Hospital by the revision of the Medical Law on March 1, 1974. On February 1, 1987 by the application of medical insurance by the government to oriental medicine, treatments in our facilities began to be covered by medical insurance.

106. Acupuncture And Massage College Master's level diploma program. Admissions policy, programs, clinics, workshops, and newsletter. Located in Miami, Florida. http://www.acupuncture.pair.com/

107. Touro College SHS oriental medicine. Bachelor of Professional Studies in Health Sciences Master of Science in oriental medicine. Bachelor of http://www.touro.edu/shs/gpom/gpom.asp

Program Information Course Descriptions Faculty Open House Information ... Touro College SHS: Oriental Medicine Bachelor of Professional Studies in Health Sciences Bachelor of Professional Studies in Health Sciences Next Classes begin on September 7, 2004! Call (212) 463-0400 Ext. 553 for Details Touro College, a leader in health sciences education, is proud to announce the registration of its programs in acupuncture and Oriental medicine. For the first time in New York City a student can attend a graduate program in Acupuncture and Oriental medicine at a regionally accredited, not-for-profit college with strong resources in health sciences education and a profound commitment to the traditions of acupuncture and Oriental medicine. The Graduate Program in Oriental Medicine is formed for the purpose of educating highly qualified and professional practitioners of acupuncture and Oriental medicine. In order to do this the school will offer two combined degree programs: a BPS/MS in Acupuncture (144.5 credits) and a BPS/MS in Oriental medicine (183.5 credits). Both programs will require 10 semesters of full time study to complete. The format for each program is a traditional fifteen-week semester. The programs involve clinical training conducted over a period of 7 semesters. Both programs will qualify the graduate for licensure in acupuncture in New York State. As part of the School of Health Sciences at Touro College, the Graduate Program in Oriental Medicine has access to the resources used by Touro College to support its programs in Medicine, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, and Occupational Therapy. The program operates under the direction of Kevin V. Ergil. MA, MS, LAc, formerly President of the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and founding Dean and Director of the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine New York Campus. Mr. Ergil brings over a decade of clinical, educational and professional experience to the project. He is committed to creating a program that provides comprehensive training in the classical perspectives and traditional practices of Oriental medicine, and trains graduates to be able work in the context of the modern health care system.

108. NOMAA NOMAA is a private agency providing educational standards for institutions wishing to offer first professional doctorate degrees in oriental medicine (OMD). http://www.nomaa.org

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109. NM Regulation & Licensing Acupuncture oriental medicine Board. Welcome to the Board of Acupuncture and oriental medicine website! Our function is twofold. http://www.rld.state.nm.us/b&c/Acupuncture/

Welcome to the Board of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine website! Our function is twofold. We license Doctors of Oriental Medicine in New Mexico who meet our eligibility requirements. We help to protect the public by enforcing the provisions of the New Mexico Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Practice Act. The text of our governing statute is available at (Follow the links to New Mexico Statutes Statutory Chapters in New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 Chapter 61 Occupational and Professional Licensing: Article 14A) For more information , please contact: Board of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine 2550 Cerrillos Road Santa Fe, NM 87505 Phone: (505)476-4630 Fax: (505) 476-4545 Email: acuormedboard@state.nm.us

110. Sv011684.customer.interliant.com Page Frame-placeholder For Index.htm An overview of Dr. Grace H. Zhang's practice. Includes a list of commonly treated problems and contact information. http://graceacupunctureandom.com/

111. Licensee Search - Doctor Of Oriental Medicine Acupuncture oriental medicine. If you cannot locate the licensee you are looking for, please contact the Acupuncture and oriental medicine Board. Last, First, http://www.rld.state.nm.us/b&c/Acupuncture/Licensee Search/licensee_search.asp

2550 Cerrillos Road Santa Fe, NM 87505 Licensee Search This data is updated daily. Enter search criteria for last name -OR- first name -OR- license number If you are unsure of the spelling of the name, enter the beginning letters. If you cannot locate the licensee you are looking for, please contact the Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Board Last First License Last First Middle City State License Type License SubType Issued Expires License Status No records returned.

112. °æÈñÀÇ·á¿ø ȨÆäÀÌÁö With medical, dental, and oriental medicine; also conducts research and education. Located in Dongdaemun, Seoul. http://www.khmc.or.kr/english/menu.htm

113. Southern California University Of Health Sciences-College Of Acupuncture And Ori Master of Acupuncture and oriental medicine. Clean Needle Technique Course. For more information, please contact our Office of Admission. oriental medicine http://www.scuhs.edu/caom.html

Quick Links SCU Home Chiropractic Program Admission Financial Aid Academic Calendar Research Student Services Career Opportunity Bring the Wisdom of the East to SCU: Acupuncture Oriental Medicine Degrees and Program Curriculum ... Courses Description Master of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Clean Needle Technique Course Research Library Frequently Asked Questions CAOM Candidacy Status Read more. Contact Information Acupuncture We are proud to announce the development of the College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine , as part of our expansion into a health sciences university. Southern California University of Health Sciences is the only California institution accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, offering both chiropractic and acupuncture / oriental medicine programs. This new facility offers a Master's Degree in the science. Post-graduate education and Health Center services are also provided. For more information, please contact our Office of Admission. Oriental Medicine Tradition The newest college within the Southern California University of Health Sciences system, the College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, has joined a proud tradition in education and achievement that is almost a century old. Founded in 1911, Southern California University started its reputation in excellence with Los Angeles College of Chiropractic – now widely recognized as the pioneer and leader in innovative chiropractic education.

114. Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine - Electromedicine - Electrotherapy - Electroacup Mark Melchiorre is a practitioner of oriental medicine utilizing acupuncture, electrotherapy, massage, herbs and qigong to effectively treat and prevent a http://www.melchiorre.com/acup/

Mark Melchiorre, L.Ac. Oriental Medicine - Licensed Acupuncturist - DNBAO Electro-acupuncture Disposable-needle acupuncture Auricular therapy Chinese herbal medicines Cupping Moxibustion Qigong Member of the P ain and disease are caused by blockage of the body's vital energy. The Chinese call this energy "Qi." It is said that: "Where Qi does not flow, there is pain" I mbalances leading to blockage of the vital energy/Qi include: Emotions : Anger, anxiety, worry, sadness, fear, depression, stress. Environment : Allergens, climate, noise, radiation, toxins. Diet : Drugs, toxins, lack of nutritious foods, overeating of sweets, caffeine, fats, etc. Physical : Overwork, lack of exercise, improper exercise, bad posture, injuries. T he first step in restoring health is to insure the free flow of the vital energy/Qi in the body. "Where there is free flow of Qi, there is no pain"

115. Oriental Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine, TCM Traditional oriental medicine is a set of many systematic techniques and methods, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, acupressure, qigong, and oriental http://www.holistic-online.com/hol_oriental.htm

Home Search Alternative Medicine Stress Management ... Media Oriental Medicine Oriental Medicine Traditional oriental medicine is a sophisticated set of many systematic techniques and methods, including acupuncture herbal medicine , acupressure, qigong, and oriental massage. The most striking characteristic of oriental medicine is its emphasis on diagnosing disturbances of qi, or vital energy, in health and disease. Diagnosis in oriental medicine involves the classical procedures of observation, listening, questioning, and palpation, including feeling pulse quality and sensitivity of body parts. acupuncture , oriental massage, herbal medicine Extensive research has been done in China through the institutions of traditional Chinese medicine, but only in the past quarter century have biomedical scientists in China characterized and identified active agents in much of traditional medical formulary. The use of traditional oriental herbal medicines and formulas in China and Japan has been studied for therapeutic value in the following areas: chronic hepatitis; rheumatoid arthritis; hypertension; atopic eczema; various immunological disorders, including acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS); and certain cancers. It would be useful to repeat these studies in the United States, assessing U.S. clinical populations according to high-quality research criteria. Holisticonline.com is developed and maintained by

116. South Baylo University Offers courses in acupuncture, oriental medicine, acupressure, tuina massage. Programs provided in English, Korean and Chinese. Anaheim, California. http://www.southbaylo.edu/

Welcome About SBU 2005 Vision Statement Announcements NEWS SBU NEWS Articulation Prospective Students Pre-service Online Application ... Contact Us South Baylo University (SBU) is a progressive student-centered, multipurpose educational institution committed to providing an effective undergraduate program in Holistic Science and innovative graduate programs in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Its mission is to expand professional, clinical and scientific knowledge among students, faculty, staff, and the general public through effective teaching, scholarly activity and quality patient care. The University is dedicated to training primary health care providers in complementary and alternative medical (CAM) methodologies and techniques and has initiated the most innovative training program to achieve this goal. The University provides an integrative educational approach for primary health care providers by combining both the complementary medical education in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine with traditional medical education through a collaborative educational program with the Technological University of Santiago (UTESA) to offer an M.D. degree, after completion of the M.S. degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Through this innovative educational opportunity, SBU has become the leader in providing holistic health care education by integrating educational programs in CAM with traditional medical education. Founded in 1977, South Baylo University offers the following degree programs in three (3) languages (English, Chinese and Korean)at Anaheim and Los Angles:

117. North Jersey Center For Acupuncture The North Jersey Center for Acupuncture and oriental medicine offers the best in complementary and alternative medicine to patients in the Northern New Jersey http://www.newjerseyacupuncture.com/

ABOUT CONTACT HOME Chinese Medicine ... Location Welcome The North Jersey Center for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine offers the best in complementary and alternative medicine to patients in the Northern New Jersey and the New York metropolitan area. We offer acupuncture, Chinese herbal therapy, instruction in Qigong, lifestyle recommendations, and medical massage therapy in a professional medical setting.

118. Dongguk University Established in 1978, the College of oriental medicine is located in Onbanggol, a propitious site of Gyeongju which is an ancient city of 1,000year history. http://www.dongguk.edu/english/college/oriental_medicine.htm

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119. Article: INTEGRATING ORIENTAL MEDICINE WITH WESTERN MEDICINE - By Jonathan Kleme please visit our sponsor. **Free Natural Health Newsletters, Click Here**. Article INTEGRATING oriental medicine WITH WESTERN MEDICINE by Jonathan Klemens, http://www.naturalhealthweb.com/articles/klemens4.html

Home Page Complete D irectory New Articles ... Advertising please visit our sponsor Free Natural Health Newsletters, Click Here Article: INTEGRATING ORIENTAL MEDICINE WITH WESTERN MEDICINE - by Jonathan Klemens Integrating Oriental Medicine and Western Medicine by Jonathan Klemens, BS Biol, BS Pharm I've always had a penchant for the Orient ever since my days of adolesence when my beloved grandmother, an antique collector, presented to me a unique glass paperweight containing the image of a mandarin official. I was captivated by this noble, but cryptic figure, in full robes from half way around the globe! From then on, I was hooked on the mysterious Far East. My interest grew over the years as I studied various oriental cultures, including their philosophies, martial arts and healing arts. All oriental medicine is rooted in the ancient concept of Yin and Yang, most often represented by two rain drop, or fish, shapes that form a circle. These two opposing and cyclic forces are regulated by the flow of "Chi" (Ki, Qi, Prana) or vital energy though the body along specific meridians. The body is healthy when Yin and Yang are in balance. The goal of oriental medicine is to ensure good health and promote longevity by affecting the flow of Chi energy to harmonize Yin and Yang. There are several choices of oriental alternative medicine to seriously consider: Acupuncture/Acupressure, Chinese herbal therapy, Japanese massage (Shiatsu, Kiatsu), Ayuveda, Yoga, Reiki and Qi Gong (Chi Kung). All of these can be beneficial to help prevent and treat injuries and as an aid in maintaining good health.

120. Oriental Medicine Acupuncture Illustrated oriental medicine Acupuncture Illustrated. By Bradley W. Kuhns, Doctor of oriental medicine, Dipl.Ac. Bradley Kuhns, Doctor of oriental medicine, Dipl.Ac. http://www.hoptechno.com/omos.cfm

Online Subscriptions allow you to access your "subscribed" information anytime from any location. They are accessed via Internet from anywhere in the world. The details below refer to an Online Subscription Product. By Bradley W. Kuhns, Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Dipl.Ac. (NCCAOM), FIACA Traditional Chinese Medicine can help people maintain and regain their good health. Chinese medicine itself incorporates a combination of the mind, the body and the spirit in the healing techniques. Oriental medicine uses various techniques which may include but is not limited to areas such as Chinese herbal remedies, acupuncture, moxibustion, tui-na, (a form of massage and body manipulation), electro-stimulation, infrared therapies, laser therapy, diet, nutrition, exercise, breathing and relaxation techniques, etc... details all of the above listed techniques. It describes the acupuncture points, their locations, needle, and notes, along with extensive diagrams showing every point. There are also hundreds of symptoms/diseases and their treatments. There are photos of over 100 common Chinese herbs in their raw forms along with descriptions of their use. In addition, there are over 100 photos of Chinese packaged herbs (generally in pill form) and details of their uses.

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