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Pautrizel et le « rayon Priore »
Le professeur Pautrizel a engagé ses travaux en prenant des modèles expérimentaux qui sont des animaux : des rats. Avec l'appareil utilisé pour des animaux de petites tailles, il obtint des résultats très encourageants pour traiter le cancer humain. Ses...
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Les ondes scalaires, médecine de demain
Les chercheurs des médecines alternatives se passionnent depuis quelques années pour les ondes scalaires. Ces ondes, en forme de spirale sont bien différentes des ondes électromagnétiques car elles sont en forme de spirale (comme notre ADN ou comme les...
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Magnet Polarity and Its Symbolic Association with Yin–Yang Theory in Traditional Chinese Medicine
What those books are doing is mixing Traditional Chinese Medicine symbolism with a simple physical property of magnets, and the reasoning has two layers: a symbolic/energetic layer and a speculative physical layer. On the symbolic side, TCM treats the...
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Tracing the Beginnings of Acupuncture: Archeologic and Textual Evidence
The earliest health care in China involved shamanlike rituals to placate spirits or demons (1, 2). At the same time, during the first few centuries BC, when philosophical systems such as Confucianism and Taoism were significantly replacing earlier Chinese...
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Interpreting Health Through Yin–Yang and Climatic Metaphors
Yin–Yang Yin and yang are the basic root intuitions of China. They are recognizable in images akin to weather. Yin is associated with cold, darkness, being stationary, passiveness, receptivity, tranquility, and quiescence. Yang is associated with heat,...
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From Nerve Stimulation to Brain Activation: Scientific Insights into Acupuncture
Basic-Science Evidence : Numerous surveys show that, of all the complementary medical systems, acupuncture enjoys the most credibility in the medical community (77). The RCT research is probably not the main basis for this positive opinion. A more likely...
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Ferrofluids in Cancer Therapy
Cancer is a major killer all over the world. Over the past several decades, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and surgery have been the main components of cancer management. Such treatments possess their own advantages and disadvantages. Both chemotherapy and...
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspectives on Autoimmune Disorders
Short summary first: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) explains autoimmune disorders as patterns of imbalance (things like “Qi deficiency,” “Yin deficiency with internal heat,” “Damp-Heat,” “Blood stasis,” or “Wind invasion”) and treats them by restoring...
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Potential mechanisms of Brain Function Changes Induced by Scalp Acupuncture
Dr. Fan emphasized the unique role of the brain as a vital organ, noting that it possesses specific acupuncture points located in areas with dense head muscles, such as the forehead, temporal region, occipital area, upper cervical region, and the eye...
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TCM Basics 101: What is Blood
Blood exists in both Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western Medicine. In TCM, Blood remains a red liquid full of nutrients that flows through blood vessels; however, it possesses much wider functions not recognized in Western medicine, such as...
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Double vue : Théorie du Dr Osty
L'usage de symboles graphiques en vue de provoquer la percipience métagnomique est parfaitement justifié. « Parmi les causes d'éclosion de la faculté d'hyperconnaissance, écrit le Dr Osty (1), la pratique des sciences dites occultes dans un but divinatoire...
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Double vue : Propriété ou action des miroirs psychiques
Pour se mettre en état de percipience et pour localiser le champ des visions métagnomiques, l'usage est for ancien de diriger et de maintenir le regard soit vers le centre d'une sphère transparente, soir vers quelque surface unie, bien également éclairée...
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San Jiao: The Triple Burner in Traditional Chinese Medicine
San Jiao ("triple burner", or "triple energizer", or "triple heater") is a concept in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and acupuncture. It is the sixth organ of Fu, which is the hollow space inside the trunk of the body. In TCM, there are five solid...
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As Above, So Within: The Triple Burner and the Harmony of the Cosmos
In Traditional Chinese Medicine the San Jiao is a functional, not strictly anatomical, concept that divides the torso into three “burners” whose roles are mapped metaphorically onto Heaven, Human, and Earth: the upper burner (Heaven) refers to the chest...
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The Eight Extraordinary Meridians: Reservoirs of Life Energy
In traditional Chinese medicine the term “extraordinary vessels” (also called extraordinary meridians) names a group of deep, largely unpaired channels that differ from the twelve primary meridians in both function and trajectory. Where the primary meridians...
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Stimulation Magnétique Transcrânienne Répétitive (rTMS) et acouphènes
La stimulation magnétique transcrânienne répétitive (rTMS) est actuellement considérée un traitement efficace pour réduire l’intensité sonore des acouphènes. Nous pouvons offrir ce type de traitement dans notre centre. L’acouphène subjectif est un symptôme...
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Magnetic Pulses to Brain Bring Relief for Tinnitus Patients
In the largest US clinical trial of its kind funded by the Veterans Affairs (VA) Rehabilitation Research and Development Service, the VA Portland Medical Center and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) report that researchers have found that transcranial...
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The Different Types of Quinton’s Water and Their Effects
Different preparations of “Quinton’s Water” — hypertonic, isotonic, and hypotonic marine plasma — tend to produce different local effects and, where evidence exists, different health signals. Hypertonic solutions have a higher salt concentration than...
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Embracing Evolution: Merging Innovation With the Ancient Wisdom of TCM
For millennia, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has relied on refined skills of observation, palpation and experiential knowledge to diagnose and treat patients holistically. Rooted in the balance of yin and yang and the movement of qi through meridians,...
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The Lung–Skin Connection in TCM
In TCM the Lung is not just the organ that breathes air — it has a broader functional role that directly involves the body’s outermost layer. The Lung is said to “govern Qi” and to have the job of dispersing and descending: it spreads protective Qi (wei...
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The Rife Handbook : Water
Drink plenty of water during and after the session (for at least 12 hours afterward), regardless of your condition or what devices you are using. This may mean one or two quarts of water or possibly more. Water flushes out the toxic debris that rife session...
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Magnetic pulses may ease ringing in the ears
People with tinnitus - a ringing or other "phantom" sounds in their ears - may benefit from a treatment that sends electromagnetic pulses into the brain, suggests a new study. Transcranial magnetic simulation (TMS) is not currently available for the average...
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TMS and Tinnitus by Charles Hayden MD
I recently had a very intriguing phone call from a local ENT (ear, nose, throat) physician. He reached out to me after he had a patient inquire about getting treated with TMS therapy for his bothersome tinnitus. This physician explained to me that he...
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Eastern Wisdom Meets Western Science: The Future of Acupuncture
Since the 1950s, Chinese scholars have researched Western medical knowledge and have begun to integrate it into acupuncture. By embracing this knowledge as well as modern technologies, the profession has been able to develop new and effective methods...
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Evidence that gamma rhythm stimulation can treat neurological disorders is emerging
Researchers survey a broadening landscape of studies showing what’s known, and what remains to be found, about the therapeutic potential of noninvasive sensory, electrical, or magnetic stimulation of gamma brain rhythms. A surprising MIT study published...
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