This theory includes a whole system of relationships. This is a cycle of patterns in which each participant is a key link and has its own leverage on other participants. This theory goes side by side with the theory of Yin Yang and partly enriches it and details. The system includes the so-called five elements (Wu xing), which literally translates asRead more about Theory of 5 Elements[…]

The theory of meridians and collaterals is basic and guiding in acupuncture, acupressure, tuina massage and in moxa therapy. It is closely intertwined with the Yin Yang theory and the 5 element theory. According to the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the vital energy Qi flows through the channel system and regulates the functional balance of the person's Yin Yang energy. This system of channels is called meridians. There are 12Read more about Meridians and collaterals[…]

Based on classical Chinese philosophy and foundational in Chinese Traditional Medicine, the Yin Yang theory has evolved into an interesting concept that has many uses today. Usually the term is used to denote different polar or opposite forces in nature, and the principle itself is that all things, characteristics or processes exist as inseparable and contradictoryRead more about Yin Yang[…]