@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@ - +Healing with Tui Na (pronounced "twee-NAH") has been around for centuries. It was used by the ancient Chinese to balance the chiand was well-known for its vital energy. It was believed to restore health to organs, tissues joints, muscles and joints. The Chinese used Tui Na to treat poison and other drugs due to its curative properties.<br><br>Tui Na uses many different physical techniques to fix dysfunctional body parts. It's a kind of bodywork which improves blood flow, realigns ligaments that are tight, eases stress, and much more. A variety of structural or anatomical problems can be successfully treated with Tui Na. You can learn Chinese medicine and Tui Na in a private, guided practice or by watching a video or a manual online.<br><br>Recently, I had a fascinating conversation with an Spanish professor who teaches a Tui Na class at the local university. He asked me to share my knowledge about the healing method. I explained to him that I just finished my study of the healing technique, and had also completed a course in Chinese medicine and worked with Chinese herbalists. I explained to the Spanish professor that Tui Na is an old form of Chinese medicine, but that it was widely used in Europe before it was picked up by the Chinese.<br><br>According to the Spanish professor He believes that the attraction of Tui Na is that it appeals to both the west and east. While some forms of Chinese medicine are practical, such as acupuncture, some forms are more philosophical, like TCM. He claimed that Tui Na is a way to sell energy drinks as well as other products in America. This is due to the fact that most of those who promote Tui Na don’t understand it. They can't make any progress with it.<br><br>For example the herbalist who was explaining Tui Na to me promoted it based on Qi Gong principles, which are basically the same concepts that I teach in my Kung Fu classes. I explained to the professor that I could not promote TCM to anyone who did not understand it, since it is very different from Chinese medicine. The professor continued by explaining that he didn't understand Qi Gong principles and therefore could not give Tui Na advice to patients who did not have adequate training. He was unable to sell Tui Na to the public. I suggested that he open it to students with basic knowledge of Chinese medicine for a fee however he was unable to do so.<br><br>To translate his words in English, he stated that Tui Na was an additional scam, a way to earn money off of people who already had an understanding of the system. However, this isn't the only explanation. There are those who believe that the method Professor Yang describes Tui Na makes the impression that it was less important than Chinese medicine itself. It has been observed that Tui Na isn't easy to learn and that many people who have mastered it find it difficult to continue to practice. This is one of the arguments made by those against TCM.<br><br>No matter the reason, Tui Na is a issue. This could be because many TCM practitioners aren't willing to spend the time to learn about Chinese medicine. While this is understandable given the demands of everyday life, it raises questions about the legitimacy of the entire enterprise. Arguments that Tui Na is insignificant to Western medicine are based on the fact that Western medicine has attempted to reinvent itself for a long time while the East has been doing the exact thing for hundreds.<br><br>We must also admit that there are issues with Chinese medicine and Tui Na, it is also evident that there are gaps that must be filled. One example of a gap is the one in Tui Na sensitivity. While Western medicine attempts to mimic acupuncture by using various herbs, the reality is that acupuncture improves the body's ability to external stimuli. The body's ability to detect and respond to external stimuli is increased Tui Na. This is the reason it is known as "motion related" in Chinese. Tui Na and Acupuncture seem to be two distinct concepts.<br><br>In case you loved this informative article and you would love to receive more details relating to [http://massage6othlasffnv.bravesites.com/entries/general/20-questions-you-should-always-ask-about-%EA%B4%91%EC%A3%BC%EC%B6%9C%EC%9E%A5%EB%A7%88%EC%82%AC%EC%A7%80-before-buying-it 광주출장] kindly visit our web page.