Traditional Indian medicine or Ayurveda(阿育吠陀)and Traditional Chinese Medicine remain the most ancient yet living traditions.These are the two great traditional medicines with rich philosophical,experiential,and ex...Traditional Indian medicine or Ayurveda(阿育吠陀)and Traditional Chinese Medicine remain the most ancient yet living traditions.These are the two great traditional medicines with rich philosophical,experiential,and experimental basis.Both the systems have been developed and enriched by thousands of years of practices,observations,and experiences.As India and China are neighbors,some exchange of medical ideas and practices might have occurred between the two nations since ancient times.Therefore,when the two traditional medicines are examined closely,many similarities become apparent in the theories and practices along with individual differences.展开更多
Conventional homeopathy and traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)are two popular alternative systems of medicine,which are practiced also in many countries outsidethe countries of origin.Homeopathy originated in Germany i...Conventional homeopathy and traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)are two popular alternative systems of medicine,which are practiced also in many countries outsidethe countries of origin.Homeopathy originated in Germany in the 19th century and spread throughout the world in spite of antagonism by theorthodox practitioners.It is a holistic medicine based on the principles of treatment where the remedy and the disease have similar symptoms,applies a single potentized medicine at a time,in minimum dose.TCM,also a holistic medicine originating in ancient China about 3000 years ago,has been developed and practiced through centuries till today as one of the most popular alternative medicines in the world.Both the systems ofmedicine have many differences in theories,principles and practices,but they have some important aspects in common.Both are holistic in approach,treating the whole patient,not the affected organs only;focusing on stimulating the intrinsic life principle to bring order,and on homeostasis and balance in the organism.In therapeutics,they may advantageously be applied as adjuvant to each other,producing synergistic effects.展开更多
Acupuncture, a component of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is well known to have been originated in ancient China and propagated to neighboring countries including India and now throughout the world.India having an anc...Acupuncture, a component of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is well known to have been originated in ancient China and propagated to neighboring countries including India and now throughout the world.India having an ancient civilization had a rich traditional medicine called Ayurveda which consisted of herbal medicine, surgery, yoga and 'Suchi veda' treatment. Ayurveda gained popularity throughout the ancient India and was also disseminated into the neighbors. Suchi veda was like a pricking therapy but there is no record of its consistent practice afterwards throughout the Christian era and Middle Ages.There is record of dissemination of Chinese acupuncture in India in the 6 th century but its use was not persistent afterwards, till it was re-introduced in the mid-twentieth century, by a Chinese trained Indian physician in 1959. Currently practice of acupuncture is fast developing throughout India. some state governments already officially recognized it and recently the central government of India declared state recognition to acupuncture as an independent system of therapeutics in the health care system of the country.展开更多
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文摘Traditional Indian medicine or Ayurveda(阿育吠陀)and Traditional Chinese Medicine remain the most ancient yet living traditions.These are the two great traditional medicines with rich philosophical,experiential,and experimental basis.Both the systems have been developed and enriched by thousands of years of practices,observations,and experiences.As India and China are neighbors,some exchange of medical ideas and practices might have occurred between the two nations since ancient times.Therefore,when the two traditional medicines are examined closely,many similarities become apparent in the theories and practices along with individual differences.
文摘Conventional homeopathy and traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)are two popular alternative systems of medicine,which are practiced also in many countries outsidethe countries of origin.Homeopathy originated in Germany in the 19th century and spread throughout the world in spite of antagonism by theorthodox practitioners.It is a holistic medicine based on the principles of treatment where the remedy and the disease have similar symptoms,applies a single potentized medicine at a time,in minimum dose.TCM,also a holistic medicine originating in ancient China about 3000 years ago,has been developed and practiced through centuries till today as one of the most popular alternative medicines in the world.Both the systems ofmedicine have many differences in theories,principles and practices,but they have some important aspects in common.Both are holistic in approach,treating the whole patient,not the affected organs only;focusing on stimulating the intrinsic life principle to bring order,and on homeostasis and balance in the organism.In therapeutics,they may advantageously be applied as adjuvant to each other,producing synergistic effects.
基金Supported by grants from Shanghai Planning of Philosophy and Social Science:2018ZJX007
文摘Acupuncture, a component of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is well known to have been originated in ancient China and propagated to neighboring countries including India and now throughout the world.India having an ancient civilization had a rich traditional medicine called Ayurveda which consisted of herbal medicine, surgery, yoga and 'Suchi veda' treatment. Ayurveda gained popularity throughout the ancient India and was also disseminated into the neighbors. Suchi veda was like a pricking therapy but there is no record of its consistent practice afterwards throughout the Christian era and Middle Ages.There is record of dissemination of Chinese acupuncture in India in the 6 th century but its use was not persistent afterwards, till it was re-introduced in the mid-twentieth century, by a Chinese trained Indian physician in 1959. Currently practice of acupuncture is fast developing throughout India. some state governments already officially recognized it and recently the central government of India declared state recognition to acupuncture as an independent system of therapeutics in the health care system of the country.