Introduction to Acupuncture
Introduction to Acupuncture The basic principle of Traditional Chinese Medicine is that there are two opposing and interwoven forces within our bodies. Yin and Yang represent the entire person. In Chinese philosophy, Yin represents the cold, tranquil or passive...
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Introduction to Acupuncture
Introduction to Acupuncture The basic principle of Traditional Chinese Medicine is that there are two opposing and interwoven forces within our bodies. Yin and Yang represent the entire person. In Chinese philosophy, Yin represents the cold, tranquil or passive...
Introduction to Acupuncture
Introduction to Acupuncture The basic principle of Traditional Chinese Medicine is that there are two opposing and interwoven forces within our bodies. Yin and Yang represent the entire person. In Chinese philosophy, Yin represents the cold, tranquil or passive...