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Pestilential Factors

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Tibetan Medicine

Tibetan Medicine
With a history of over 2300 years, Tibetan medicine is a medical system featuring complete...

Medicinal Liquor

Medicinal Liquor
The medicinal liquor has enjoyed the fame of "the best drug of all". It is the mixture of...

The Traditional Chinese Remedy Preparation

The Traditional Chinese Remedy Preparation
The Traditional Chinese Remedy preparation refers to normative remedies, which were produced with...
In addition to the six pathogenic factors, there is another category known as pestilential factors which is the source of epidemic disease. Its nature is similar to pathogenic heat and summer heat, but more pernicious and more fierce in pathogenicity; it is usually accompanied by pathogenic damp. Pestilential diseases are epidemical and dangerous, with rapid drastic changes as seen in small pox, plague, cholera, and most acute contagious diseases.

Etiology of The Chinese Traditional Medicine

Etiology of The Chinese Traditional Medicine
Etiology of The Chinese Traditional Medicine
Traditional Chinese medicine posits a uniquely relative relationship between the zang-fu organs and tissues of the human body, as well as between the human body and the natural environment. All are in a relatively balanced state in order to maintain the body's normal physiological function. When this balance is destroyed disease results.
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  • Six Exogenous Factors
    Six Exogenous Factors
    Six Exogenous Factors
    Spring-wind, summer-heat, summer-fire, later summer-dampness, autumn-dryness, and winter-cold are the six variations in the climate of the four seasons. They are also known as the "six climatic...
  • Seven Emotional Factors
    Seven Emotional Factors
    Seven Emotional Factors
    Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the relation between diseases and mental activities. Emotional mental activities are categorized as the seven emotional factors: joy, anger, melancholy,...
  • Irregular Diet
    Irregular Diet
    Irregular Diet
    Overeating or hunger: Voracious eating or hunger may give rise to disease. Hunger causes malnutrition and leads to an insufficient supply of qi and blood, which causes general body weakness....
  • Traumatic Injuries and Parasites
    Traumatic Injuries and Parasites
    Traumatic Injuries and Parasites
    Traumatic injuries include incisions, gunshot and sword wounds, scalds and burns, contusions, sprains or animal stings and bites. Mild cases that only sustain injuries to the skin include pain,...
  • Blood Stagnation
    Blood Stagnation
    Blood Stagnation
    Under normal conditions, blood circulates continually within the blood vessels at a certain speed. Any retarded circulation of blood or extravasated blood in spaces between the tissues may form...
  • Phlegm-Humor
    Phlegm-Humor
    Phlegm-Humor
    Phlegm-humor can form due to the accumulation of body fluids, therefore it has a close relationship to functional disorders of the lung, spleen, and kidney which control water metabolism. It may...

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