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| What's in the Name? |
Last Update: May 30, 2004
Korean Medicine seen by the Books
Korean medicine has given birth to many pieces of medical literature. It always helps to know what's the real thing and what's not. Here's a choice pick of five among the vast library to help you out on what to look at.
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Sexy Names of Herbs
You are what you eat. But what is that thing in your herbal recipe? And what's it going to do to you? Well, it's all in the name!
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From the names of symptoms and prescriptions
Among the many factors that differentiates Korean Medicine (and other Eastern Medicine as well) is the perspective of looking at the symptoms of the patients and prescriptions. Did you wonder why some words have to be capitalized? Here's some of the why.
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| What's cooking? And what's been cooked?
Ever take Korean Medicine? If so, you might have been scared off by the unfamiliar pronounciations. But unlike Aspirin, these same names have information written out in bold letters - if you only know how to interpret it.
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