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In former times there was Huang Di. When he came to life, he had spirituality and magic power. While he was (still) weak, he could speak. While he was (still) young, he was quick of apprehension. While he grew up, he was sincere and diligent. When he had matured, he ascended to heaven.

The history of Chinese Medicine is the history of China. Mythological theories assert a 5.000 (five thousand years) year old tradition, while more scholarly works suggest a 2.000 (two thousand years) year old tradition. The earliest written records are just over 2.000 (two thousand years) years old! ONE OF FUNDAMENTAL ASPECT OF CHINESE MEDICINE IS THE RECOGNITION OF A VERY CLOSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY AND THE OUTER ENVIRONMENT

THE LEGENDARY ORIGINS OF CHINESE MEDICINE From approximately 2.900 (two thousand nine hundred years) B.C.E., three legendary rulers were said to have governed China in

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succession. Each is closely associated with the creation of Chinese Culture and Chinese Medicine. They are: Fu Xi, the construction of the 8 (eight) trigrams and many principles of medical philosophy; Shen Nong, the purported author of the first Materia Medica (Ben Cao), conceived the Art of Herbal Medicine and the theory of 64 (sixty four) hexagrams; Huang Di, author of the Classic of Medicine* (Huang Di Nei Jing), actually is a compilation of disjointed essays that have been edited and re-edited many times over the last 2.000 (two thousand) years, still the text to support the theory and practice of TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) a) herbal medicine, b) acupuncture, c) massage (Tui na), d) exercise (Qigong), and e) dietary therapy. * Su Wen: Simple Questions about Medical Theory (Yin Yang doctrine, five phases, body and its organs, blood and Qi, the vessels, pathogenic agents, diseases, examination, therapies (invasive, heat, and substances). Li Shu: Spiritual Pivot (axis), Acupuncture and Moxibustion. The credit for being the inventor of the Traditional Medicine of China is variously ascribd to any of these three legendary rulers.

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