Healing Arts of Oriental Medicine

 

 

Our body is a machine for living.  It is organized for that, it is its nature.  Let life go on in it unhindered and let it defend itself, it will do more than if you paralyze it by encumbering it with remedies. 

— Leo Tolstoy

 

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WESTERN AND ORIENTAL MEDICINE

Emphasis on Specialization

Emphasis on Integration

Needs numerous sophisticated lab tests to make diagnosis

Diagnosis is based upon information gathered from questioning, observation and palpation of patient

Highly dependent on technology and scientific research

Based on simple hands-on techniques, natural remedies, and thousands years of experience

Highly invasive; side effects are common

Non-invasive; very few/no side effects

Strong in crisis management

Strong in holistic as well as preventative treatments focused on the roots of problems

Superior in emergencies: gun shot wounds, severe traumas, surgeries, etc.

Superior in chronic idiopathic illness of unknown origins, where all lab tests are normal and a clear diagnosis cannot be made

Saves Life

Preserves Health

 

 

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