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Alcohol Abuse & Dependence
TCM has a wealth of clinical experience using its techniques to treat alcoholism. Alcoholism is typically characterized by symptoms of heat and cold that suggest damp patterns. In order to eliminate the heat and encourage dieresis to eliminate the dampness, TCM treatment could resolve the dampness and restore Yin and Yang's harmonious relationship.

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Hay Fever & Allergic Rhinitis
Numerous respiratory ailments, including allergic rhinitis and hay fever, have long been treated with acupuncture. According to Chinese herbal medicine, allergic rhinitis and hay fever are typically seen as signs of a Yang and Qi deficiency. As a result, a treatment plan using a variety of herbs, each with a unique action and occasionally a synergistic one, is developed to correct the deficiency.

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Eczema
Traditional Chinese medicine has demonstrated effectiveness in treating eczema patients, including infants, without any significant side effects, enhancing severity scores, lowering pruritus, enhancing quality of life, and reducing the need for corticosteroids.

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COVID-19 Sequelae & Long Covid
According to Chinese medicine, the symptoms of COVID-19 sequelae can be interpreted as the result of a lung-spleen Qi deficiency or a combined Qi and yin deficiency. Chinese medicine therefore enhances micro-circulation, reduces serum and plasma viscosity, bolsters Qi, feeds Yin, and clears out excess heat and cold from the blood in order to have therapeutic effects.

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Depression & Anxiety
A key characteristic of TCM compared to conventional medicine is the emphasis on holism and treatment based on the differentiation of syndrome patterns. TCM is regarded as an alternative or supplementary therapy for depression and anxiety with growing evidence of success because of its many targets and thorough regulation in treating these conditions.

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Precocious puberty & Children with short stature
Since ancient times, TCM practitioners have used oral herbs to treat numerous pediatric illnesses. To boost a child's growth, TCM treatments including acupuncture, moxibustion, and herbal medicine have been employed extensively.

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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The theory of traditional Chinese medicine holds that the state of the spleen, liver, heart, and lungs are strongly associated with the symptoms of CFS. By strengthening oxidation-resisting, scavenging free radicals, decreasing metabolite buildup, and addressing problems like the ultrastructure of skeletal muscle cells being destroyed or the nervous system malfunctioning due to exhaustion, TCM herbal medicine can have anti-fatigue effects.

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Obesity & Weight Control
With thousands of years of clinical practice, traditional Chinese medicine has safely, gently, and permanently treated obesity. According to TCM philosophy, the stomach and spleen are the sources of blood and qi, and they also supply the dietary basis for the acquired constitution.

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Stress Urinary Incontinence
The primary pathophysiologies have been suggested to be intrinsic urethral sphincter insufficiency and urethral hypermobility brought on by weak pelvic floor muscles.The lumbosacral area of acupuncture may contract muscles and resemble pelvic floor muscle exercise.

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Cancer Therapy Support
Chinese medicine has been shown in recent clinical trials to extend survival and enhance quality of life in patients receiving therapy for a variety of cancers, including lung, stomach, and liver cancer. Numerous active ingredients and composite formulas from Chinese herbal medicine have been found to either prevent or alleviate the toxic side effects that patients experience from immunotherapy (such as immune-related adverse events), radiotherapy (such as pneumonitis, dermatitis, and myelosuppression), and chemotherapy (such as nephrotoxicity, cardiotoxicity, and hepatotoxicity).

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Common Cold & Flu
Numerous substances or chemicals included in TCM therapies for colds have been shown in studies. Their effects include diaphoresis and antipyretic, cough suppressant, analgesic and tranquilizer, anti-inflammation, anti-microorganism, antiviral, and immuno-regulation.

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Gastrointestinal Diseases
Representative of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), acupuncture has gained international recognition in recent years, primarily due to its analgesic properties, but it has also demonstrated efficacy in gastrointestinal regulation. Different acupoints, mostly located along the meridians of the large intestine, stomach, bladder, and spleen, can be stimulated to produce varying effects on the gastrointestinal tract.

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Thyroid Nodules
TCM-based research has demonstrated that CHM can reduce TN without causing any appreciable side effects. Furthermore, by lowering their maximum diameter, Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) decoctions, either by themselves or in conjunction with Western medicine, have been shown in a number of recent clinical investigations to be a successful treatment for TN.

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Hypertension & Hyperlipidemia
TCM states that deficiencies in blood and qi, excess liver "Yang," liver and kidney "Yin," and blood and fluid stagnation are the primary causes of hypertension. The primary method employed by TCM to treat hypertensive patients is the differentiation of syndromes based on the symptoms and indicators of hypertension.

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Insomnia
Chinese medical texts dating back more than 2000 years describe the use of supplemental herbal medicine for insomnia, either as a single herb or in a herbal formula. Studies have demonstrated that by controlling the actions of sleep-related factors like neurotransmitters, hormones, and cytokines, acupuncture increases the duration and quality of sleep for individuals suffering from insomnia.

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Stroke Recovery
For thousands of years, patients undergoing stroke treatment and post-stroke recuperation have benefited from acupuncture, a type of classical traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). A recent review discovered that in experimental ischemia, acupuncture improved neurological deficits and decreased brain edema.

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Osteoarthritis & Musculoskeletal Pain
The theory behind acupuncture is that it works by stimulating the body's meridians, or energy-carrying channels, to address these imbalances and promote healing. Numerous ailments, such as fibromyalgia, persistent low back pain, and chronic pain from osteoarthritis, have all been linked to positive outcomes with acupuncture treatment.

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Gynaecological Disorders
Gynaecological disorders include endometriosis, infertility, dysmenorrhea, abnormal uterine bleeding, premenstrual syndrome, menopausal syndrome, uterine fibroids, chronic pelvic inflammation and polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).

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Skin Acne & Shingles
Since heat, toxins, and moisture are thought to be the primary causes of acne from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) is frequently used to reduce the severity of acne.

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Fertility & IVF Support
Techniques for assisted reproduction (ART) are now widely accepted and used. For some couples, ART is their only hope of conceiving. TCM will greatly improve the outcome of ART procedures.

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