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Pulse Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine

Pulse Taking Chinese Style A normal balanced pulse is felt mainly at the middle level. Normal speed is between four and five beats per complete respiration, amounting to about seventy to seventy-five beats per minute. The quality of a normal pulse is elastic and “lively” neither hard and unyielding, nor flaccid and indistinct. Types of [...]

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Where East Meets West

Reproduced with permission from the Lafayette Journal and Courier, LIFE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 28, 2000 Doctor sees promise in combination of Chinese medicine, mainstream methods By Amy Patterson, Journal and Courier For the first time in 54 years, Larry E. Horton could see just how red and yellow Indiana’s autumn leaves turned this fall. Since birth, [...]

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Angelica Kokkalis

For those who seek the wisdom and healing of ancient medicine in a modern era, Angelica Kokkalis offers that and more: the meeting and melding of East and West in a singular, compassionate individual.

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