Suggestions for Clinical Use of Chinese Herbs_ Crimson Publishers

Suggestions for Clinical Use of Chinese Herbs by Tong Zheng Hong* in Advancements in Bioequivalence & Bioavailability_ Bioequivalence And Bioavailability International Journal

 

Abstract
The clinical use of Chinese herbs is part of traditional Chinese medicine developed on the basis of inductive logic thinking that take care of the observation of nature. A drug consideration is required in clinical use of Chinese herbs according to the individual conditions. Timing and processing approaches might depend on the come out of the processing inducers. The use of granules is convenient with the accurate selections of herbs in details for the best effects. As alternative, it is suggested the combination of single granule of herbs

After acupuncture that has gained popularity and is recognized as the part of the healthcare system in the West, Chinese herbs are also getting more and more attention with the news that Chinese herbs are accepted and used by Olympic athletes, even though they are still viewed as the complementary and alternative healthcare tools. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is developed on the basis of inductive logic thinking that focuses on the similarity through the observation of nature. Under this notion, Chinese herbs develops its own theories different from those of acupuncture, which are to some extents complicated to understand for clinical use and learn.

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