China Zhenjiuology-11.Internal Medicine (III)

Differentiation and Treatment of Internal Diseases: A Comprehensive Guide

This section provides detailed information on the diagnosis and treatment of a range of common internal ailments, drawing from traditional Chinese medicine principles. Explore effective approaches for managing:

• Common Cold: Learn about the two primary types of common cold and their specific treatment strategies.
• Cough: Understand the four distinct types of coughs and how to address their underlying causes.
• Asthma: Discover the four different presentations of asthma and explore appropriate therapeutic interventions.
• Insomnia: Gain insights into the four common types of insomnia and methods for restoring restful sleep.
• Palpitation: Learn about the five different types of palpitations and their corresponding treatment approaches.
• Hysteria: Explore the two types of hysteria and their traditional Chinese medicine perspectives.
• Wei Syndrome: Understand the three types of Wei syndrome and how to restore energetic balance.
• Urinary Retention: Discover the three different types of urinary retention and effective treatment methods.

About CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series

The CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series is a leading audiovisual educational resource in traditional Chinese medicine, renowned for its comprehensive coverage and authoritative approach. It bridges ancient wisdom with modern clinical applications, offering a deep understanding of TCM theory and practice. This series is recognized globally for its academic rigor and practical value.

Awards and Recognition:

• Gold Medal Award by WHO & WFAS (1996)
• Purchased by WHO for "Internationally Sponsored Health Programs" (1993 & 1999)
• WFAS recognized it as a standard educational tool (1993)
• Prize of Outstanding Audio-Visual Materials by People of Republic of China (P.R.C.) (1991)
• First Prize of Teaching Programs by Ministry of Education Taiwan R.O.C. (1994)

Available in both Chinese & English (DVD), the CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series is an invaluable resource for medical professionals and students worldwide.

Endorsed by World Authorities:

• Chinese Medical Association
• China Association of Zhenjiu
• American Acupuncture Association
• The International Foundation of Oriental Medicine

Important Notice:

This series provides educational information only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment. Proper technique and safety precautions are essential when applying the principles presented. Unauthorized or unsupervised use of the information is at your own risk.

This series is also available in a public version suitable for teaching and educational purposes.

About the Instructors & Production Team:

The CHINA ZHENJIUOLOGY Series is developed and produced by a team of leading experts in Traditional Chinese Medicine, including:

• Chief Editor: Wang De-Shen
• Advisors: Wang Shu-Qi, Lu Zhi-Jun, David P.J. Hung, Huang Wei-San
• Deputy Chief Editors: Li Ting, Kao Chen-Wu, Yan Zhen-Guo, Chang Cheng-Kuo, Chang Pu-Tao
• Chief Peer-Reviewers: Wang Xue-Tai, David P.J. Hung
• Producer: Li De-Lin
• Supervisors: Xue Jian-Ge, Hsu Wu-Ching

Production Participants:

• China Academy Of TCM
• Shanghai University Of TCM
• Chengdu University Of TCM
• Guangzhou University Of TCM
• Nanjing University Of TCM
• Shandong University Of TCM
• Liaoning University Of TCM
• Zhejiang University Of TCM
• Fujian University Of TCM
• Heilongjiang University Of TCM
• Tianjing College Of TCM
• China Great Wall Hospital
• Beijing Institute of Physical Education
• China Medical University (Taiwan)