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We embrace a 5000 year old philosophy called Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This philosophy is based on the use of Chinese herbals that is now becoming one of the fastest growing areas in the health care industry.
- TCM is the practice that encourages our body to maintain a healthy balance of energy.
- Qi (pronounced ‘chi’) is the flow of energy in our body.
The balance of energy is the key within the concepts of Yin & Yang and the Five Elements as the major body organs work in harmony with one another for optimal health and wellness. Yin and Yang must maintain complete balance and harmony with each other. Disturbing the balance may cause health problems.
Yin & Yang
Yin & Yang is a fundamental principal of Chinese wellness philosophy that speaks of the opposites that exist in all living things. They are the two basic energy systems in life that are opposite to and codependent upon each other.
- Yin manifests itself as endogenous, resting, decelerating, cooling down, darkening, material and contracting.
- Yang manifests itself as exogenous, moving, accelerating, warming up, brightening, energy and expanding.
The Yin & Yang forces are believed to be cyclical, moving and evolving into each other, represented by the white dot on the black Yin side of the symbol, and by the black dot on the white Yang side.
The Five Elements
This is another ancient Chinese philosophical theory that every system is composed of certain basic elements or categories - metal, wood, water, fire, and earth.
- Each element supports, sustains and balances one another, thus maintaining the stability of the body system. They generate the seasons and other characteristics of nature that impact the balance our inner ecosystem.
- In a state of balance, for instance, the body's five internal organs (the liver, heart, spleen, lungs and kidneys) promote each other to make the body strong with a prolonged life.
Yin & Yang + Five Elements = Overall Balance
The Yin and Yang accomplish changes through the Five Elements. The Five Elements evolve from and prevail over each other to keep an overall balance.
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