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Face Reading: Self-Care and Natural Healing through Traditional Chinese Medicine - Softcover

Wu, Jianshe

 
9781938368592: Face Reading: Self-Care and Natural Healing through Traditional Chinese Medicine

Synopsis

Unlock the secrets to your health with face reading, an ancient Chinese practice.

Discover how to interpret the subtle signs on your face to understand your body's inner workings. Face Reading reveals the time-honored techniques of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), enabling you to detect imbalances and potential health issues before they escalate. Learn to recognize the connections between facial features, meridians, and zang-fu organs, empowering you to take proactive steps toward wellness.

  • Master self-diagnosis methods for early detection
  • Apply natural treatments to restore balance
  • Improve your overall health and wellbeing

Perfect for those seeking natural, holistic approaches to health, this accessible guide combines clear explanations with illustrative graphics, making TCM principles easy to grasp and implement. Start your journey to a healthier you today!

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About the Author

Born of a family that has practiced traditional Chinese medicine for generations, Wu Jianshe, MD, has close to 20 years of experience in Chinese medical research and clinical work and has published five books on traditional Chinese medicine.

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Face Reading (excerpt)
 
According to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), “You know the ailment when you see a person’s face, which is divine.” In fact, most diseases leave traces that can be detected on the surface of the human body where the twelve principal meridians and the Governor and Conception vessels that connect the internal organs run. That is why it is often said that “the symptoms are manifested in the four limbs and five sensory organs, while the diseases are deep in the five viscera organs (zang) and six bowels (fu).”
With a long history in China, face reading in TCM is based on thousands of years of valuable experience accumulated from generations of Chinese medical practitioners. The five sensory organs in the face are not only some of the important human organs, but they are also where the meridian pathways run, connecting the zang and fu organs inside the human body. By observing the face, a doctor can detect changes in zang-fu, qi and blood, muscles and bones, meridians and collaterals, and essential qi, thereby gathering information to make judgments on the causes of a disease, establish the pathogenesis, predict the tendency of the disease and sequela, and determine the prognosis. Such information plays a crucial role in the treatment of an ailment.
Guided by the theories of traditional Chinese medicine, face reading not only helps diagnose diseases but has also become increasingly popular for prognosis and maintaining good health. The methods it utilizes are unique and produce effective results. Both economical and safe, face reading is easy to learn and use, making it an ideal means of daily healthcare.
With the aim of disseminating the knowledge of TCM, this book first introduces the fundamentals of face reading in a systematic, scientific manner, then offers a detailed explanation of the methods used to detect many common ailments. Given the capacity of each disease’s natural self-healing power, also provided here are physiotherapeutic treatment and internal adjustment measures, such as dietary remedies, physical exercises, and emotional adjustments. Through rich content and a combination of graphics and texts that are easy to understand, this book is a practical, popular primer that even people having no knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine can understand and use for self-diagnosis and self-treatment.
 

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