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THE PSYCHE IN CHINESE MEDICINE comprehensively discusses the treatment of mental-emotional disorders with both acupuncture and herbal medicine. Suitable for practitioners and students of Chinese medicine it discusses first the aetiology, pathology and diagnosis of mental disorders. It explores the nature of the Mind (Shen), Ethereal Soul (Hun), Corporeal Soul (Po), Intellect (Yi) and Will-Power (Zhi) and then presents the diagnosis and treatment of the most common… More >>

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A foremost Western expert on Chinese Medicine demonstrates how acupuncture and Chinese herbs are used in everyday clinical practice. He integrates extensive research with abundant direct clinical experience…. More >>

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Since 1237 A. D. when the first formal study of the herbs for curing infertility was conducted in China, contemporary man still finds great uses with this ancient knowledge.

While many may smear at the idea of using strange leaves and other plant species, they still deserve to be given proper places in the medical world.

With over 150 known herbs for curing infertility, it is impossible that an infertile person would not respond to one. Not all herbal medicines come in herb forms. In fact, herbs for infertility treatment are transformed into some forms that others would not typify as something organic. The most common of which are the tablets, pills, decoctions and powders which are as potent as those that are in their original modes.

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The ancient Chinese followed the laws of nature. The rules and guidelines which they followed thousands of years ago are just as relevant to us today. In terms of the relationship between Chinese herbs and fertility, there is a lot to be considered. Of course, they didn’t have the technology which doctors do today to help them diagnose problems so instead, relied on observation and external examination. This might have included listening carefully to a patient’s voice, looking at the whites of their eyes and considering their emotional state.

Generally, Chinese medicine recognizes that we all have a vital life force (known as “Qi”) which is said to move along invisible pathways along the body. These pathways go through the vital organs and are related to acupuncture points. It is the management of the energy flow between these organs which is thought, by some, to be more relevant for helping women to conceive as although Chinese herbs and fertility are linked, herbal preparations are generally given less significance than acupuncture.

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Well i decided doing Acupuncture could not hurt so why not.
Has anyone TTC done this and it worked?
The place i found is a Acupuncture and Herb Clinic so i would be taking Chinese herb medicine as well. This place treats… Acupuncture for infertility/fertility, male serm count, poor eggs quality, IVF/IUI, hormonal imbalance, age, etc.
I am going in for infertility i have missed cycles alot.
I been to the doc did the clomid about to go back on clomid again etc. So i was reading up on Acupunture and herbs and thought i should give it a shot!
Any story’s i would love to read them?

Thanks
TTC for almost 7 years!

Herbal treatment is another Natural fertility solution that can increase your chances of getting pregnant. Though the herbal treatment is new to the western people, it is used commonly in the eastern countries like China to enhance the women’s fertility.

Herbal treatment is helpful in reinstating hormonal imbalances. It can also help to encourage ovulation if it is not happening in a woman’s body. Herbs also provide you with the best possibility of continuing a pregnancy.

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I have to get acupunture once a week and take chinese herbs twice a day..as well as mixing that with some vitex. could you tell me how effective that is and if u think it’s worth the time and money

anyone take herbs for fertility? I took a month off from TTC and I’m doing acupuncture and herbs in that month. The acupuncturist wants me to take another month off on top of that to let the herbs work. are the herbs really doing anything?