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    Pratinidhi Case Study

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    2.1. Substitution of herbal drugs Pratinidhi is a unique concept about the practice of substitute a herbal drug in the absence of an original drug (Murthy, 2004; Sharma, 2007). The word ‘Pratinidhi’ means representation, substitute or vicegerent (Apte, 2006). The concept of ‘Pratinidhi dravyas’ (Drug substitutes) can be traced from the ancient works like Bhavaprakasha by Bhavmishra in 16th century, Yogaratnakara by an unknown author in 17th century and Bhaishajya ratnavali by Govind Das in 14th…

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    Title: Growing awareness and admiration for treatment on acupuncture in long island The Acupuncture therapy is utilized by more than twelve million Americans as a type of treatment for agony alleviation and for different sicknesses and illnesses. A few specialists and supporters put stock in adjusting of vitality or the profound clarification of Acupuncture therapy. Be that as it may, Western specialists have possessed the capacity to give a Western drug clarification for why the treatment lives…

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    Newsmax tells about the five cultures that have strong focuses on natural medicine: Native Americans, Middle and Near Easterners, the Maori culture in New Zealand, Chinese and Indian (Holistic). Native Americans use their “native medicine” that is based around man being part of nature and nature being part of man (Holistic). In the Middle and Near East, their alternative medicine practices date back to 2635 BC (Holistic). The physicians then, most commonly women, started the use of mummification…

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    cold water. Sit on the hot water first until the water reaches the waistline. Stay for three to five minutes. Sit on the same level of cold water for one to two minutes. Repeat the procedure three to five times. Acupuncture - one of the oldest Chinese Traditional Medicine, acupuncture was believed to relieve the pain and inflammation by inserting tiny needles into tye skin known as the meridians. It is said that the…

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    any of the outcome measures. Post hoc analyses revealed significant results in patients with NIHSS ≥8. Overall, there was a treatment benefit seen with citicoline vs placebo (p= 0.04, OR 1.9). There was also larger improvement in NIHSS scores (≥ 7 point improvement) at week 12 with citicoline vs placebo (p= 0.01, 42% vs 30%, respectively). It was determined that the benefit cannot be seen with citicoline in mild strokes because there is a high recovery rate in…

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    Traditional Healing “Consumer Health, What’s considered an alternative therapy is a moving target. Get the facts about what CAM means and its changing role in health care” By Mayo Clinic Staff, talks about unconventional ways of healing. Today with many diverse medications on the market, people are looking for alternative treatments. Complementary and alternative medicine is what it is called or CAM for short. CAM treatments are classified as: whole medical systems, mind-body medicine,…

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    Essay On Cupping

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    crisis”. Incorporating cupping therapy in the rehabilitative period for patients can be beneficial and aid in speeding up recovery of sore and aching muscles. Cupping therapy in general utilizes a cup to create a vacuum over a painful area, acupuncture point, or reflex zone (Lauche, Langhorst, Dobos & Cramer, 2013). These cups are typically made of bamboo, glass, or earthenware.…

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    Traditional Chinese medicine and modern Western medicine use distinctive approaches in healing and have distant modes of doctor-patient interaction. Despite their contrasting healing practices and cultures, they share a number of similarities and differences with regard to aspects of doctor-patient relationship or professional authority of doctors. To start with, traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine show both similarities and differences in the degree of formality of doctor-patient…

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    CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Problem and its Setting Myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) is caused by myofascial trigger points (MFTPs) which are hyperirritable spots in the muscle fibres presenting as taut, ropey bands on palpation. MFTPs may refer pain spontaneously and / or on digital compression. This pain may be associated with paresthesias and / or autonomic phenomena / symptoms within the same region as the pain. These symptoms tend to be peculiar for each muscle (Travell and Simons,…

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    acupuncturist Toronto? Then visit us at North Toronto Health, where our acupuncturists are skilled in this therapy, and you will get relief from many ailments. Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine, and if you want the best therapy to get relief from ailments, then visit acupuncturist Toronto, and experience the best therapy. Acupuncture therapy uses sterile needles, which are inserted in the body to cure certain diseases, and relaxes a person. For the best experience from the skilled…

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