医学-TCM TuiNa Qigong Workshop.ppt

A bit more background totoTraditional Chinese Medicine Sunny K. Pak, MSTCM, LAc Key Texts and Figures (Pre 1000 B.C.) Yi Jing – Book of Changes Laws of transformation – ability to predict (~1000 - 200 B.C.) Basic Medical Theory Huang Di Nei Jing – Yellow Emperor’s Interior Classic anatomy, physiology, etiology, diagnosis, and treatment. (~200 B.C.) Materia Medica Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing – Divine Husbandman’s Classic of the Materia Medica - 365 Entries (~250 A.D.) Anesthesia, and surgery - Hua Tuo Key Texts and Figures (~250 A.D.) – Huang Fumi Earliest known text on acupuncture Zhen Jiu Jia Yi Jing - A-B Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion (~300 A.D.) – Zhang Zhong Jing Earliest known text on herbal prescriptions Shang Han Lun - Treatise on Febrile Disease – exterior pathogens Jin Gui Yao Lu - Synopsis of Prescriptions of the Golden Chamber – internal medicine Key Texts, Figures, and Events (610 A.D.) Medical Specialties internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, five sense organs, and parasitology. (1026 A.D.) Imperial Medical Bureau ? NIH Extensive curriculum, and bronze statue for acupuncture, editing bureau of medical texts. Key Texts, Figures, and Events (1518-1593) Li Shi Zhen Ben Cao Gang Mu - Compendium of Materia Medica: 1,892 entries and 10,000 prescriptions (11th century) - First vaccination for smallpox. (17-19th century) - First ideas of epidemic pathogens: Entry via nose and mouth 20-21st century - Influence of western medicine, Combination of the two medicines. Central Concept of TCM Organism as a whole Relationships Between organs Between human and nature Different diseases occur during different seasons Circadian rhythm – seasons and insomnia Central Concept of TCM Balance Yin Yang / Wu Xing (Five Phases) Homeostasis Overall analysis to reach diagnosis Treatment principles Finding the “root” cause Yin Yang Yi Jing – Book of Changes Character meaning Yin – Radical is about mound or hill, root describe the side facing away fr