Herbs and the pharmacological research behind them and what these herbs treat;learn this and more in this free online alternative health video series focusing specifically on traditional Chinese medicine. Expert: Sarah and Sig Hauer Bio: Sarah and Sig Hauer recently returned to the southwest after selling their practice in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. They were voted Best Acupuncture Physicians by their community in 2002 and 2003. Filmmaker: Danniel Fishler
Chinese remedies for Sjogren’s syndrome are available at any local Chinese herb store or doctor, where a concoction of 12 different herbs are mixed into teas, ointments or capsules. Use Chinese remedies to cure dry membranes, which have proven a 97 percent success rate, withinformation from a practicing wellness consuherbal remediesree video on herbal remedies. Expert: Isabelle Simon Contact: www.herbal-nutrition.net/isimon Bio: Isabelle Simon has a Bachelor of Science in Wellness Consulting, has been a practicing nutritionist for almost a decade. Currently she owns a wellness consulting business, www.herbal-nutrition.net. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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Herbalism, or herbology, is a type of traditional Chinese medicine that uses plants and plant extracts to help treat patients. Learn more about herbal therapy from a registered herbalist in this free alternative medicine video. Expert: ACUPUNCTURE ROBERT LINDE Bio: Robert Linde, acupuncture physician and registered herbalist, has studied herbs since 1975 and practiced traditional Chinese medicine for over 6 years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Compiled by the Chinese Health Qigong Association As a traditional Chinese health and fitness Qigong exercise routine, Ba Duan Jin, or Eight-section Exercises, dates back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279). With easy movements and impressive effects on the health, it is a gem in China’s health and fitness culture. It has been proved that practice of Ba Duan Jin improves the respiratory system, limb strength, and flexibility of the joints, and fortifies the nerves, as well as enhances the general balance. It improves the cardiovascular function and helps to cure such illnesses as coronary artery scleroses and osteoporosis. It strengthens one’s immune system to a degree, and delays the ageing process, so as to increase the life span. It also improves one’s mental health. It has been proved that practice of Ba Duan Jin improves the respiratory system, limb strength, and flexibility of the joints, and fortifies the nerves, as well as enhances the general balance. It improves the cardiovascular function and helps to cure such illnesses as coronary artery scleroses and osteoporosis. It strengthens one’s immune system to a degree, and delays the ageing process, so as to increase the life span. It also improves one’s mental health.
This was originally aired 2 years ago (2005) on CBC Hemispheres. A unusual story from Taipei, Taiwan about a treatment for prostate problems. I had to record it because it was just so amusing and bizarre. Its based on Qigong (Chi Gong) healing techniques and is said to shrink enlarged prostates and result in healing and improved sexual functions. Very funny story, complete with, oh yes, the classic “truck pull”. Credit goes to: Eric Campbell from Australian Broadcasting Corp. (ABC).
How do your herbs need to change as your body’s needs change?Learn this and more in this free online alternative health video series focusing specifically on traditional Chinese medicine. Expert: Sarah and Sig Hauer Bio: Sarah and Sig Hauer recently returned to the southwest after selling their practice in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. They were voted Best Acupuncture Physicians by their community in 2002 and 2003. Filmmaker: Danniel Fishler