Origin of Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture & Moxibustion
Igor Micunovic
Abstract
Igor Micunovic
Abstract
Which historical, social and natural background might be in correlation with Chinese Medicine development? Why the ancient Chinese began to treat diseases by puncturing the body with bare needles or use herbs to relieve sickness? So far only few researchers have paid attention to these questions; most Chinese Medicine textbooks and acupuncture compendiums mention the origin of TCM as a uniform theory without much clearly identified evidence.
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Which historical, social and natural background might be in correlation with Chinese Medicine development? Why the ancient Chinese began to treat diseases by puncturing the body with bare needles or use herbs to relieve sickness? So far only few researchers have paid attention to these questions; most Chinese Medicine textbooks and acupuncture compendiums mention the origin of TCM as a uniform theory without much clearly identified evidence.
Key concepts: Moxibustion, Acupuncture, Traditional medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Medicine, Alternative medicine, Pathology