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Feeding intolerance is mainly caused by functional disturbance in premature infants, which greatly poses a …
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Acupuncture relieves the symptoms of multiple sclerosis
Background: Acupuncture as a complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) modality appears to be a helpful integrative …
Read More »Acupuncture improves emotions and sleep in cancer patients
Objective: Breast cancer is the most prevalent malignant neoplasm in women. Optimal treatment frequently includes a …
Read More »Acupuncture reduces scar pain
Background: Scar pain is a residual symptom of a wound that can cause physiologic and psychologic …
Read More »Qi Gong improves motor function in Parkinson’s disease
Purpose: This study explored the effects of Health Qigong exercise on lower limb motor function in …
Read More »Topically applied Chinese herbal medicine reduces peripheral neuropathy in cancer patients
Background: Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy is a common adverse reaction of chemotherapy. Many studies have confirmed that …
Read More »The NADA protocol reduces hot flushes and night sweats in post-cancer women
Purpose: While clinical trials provide valuable data about efficacy of interventions, findings often do not translate …
Read More »The Chinese herbal formula Ma Xing Gan Shi Tang reduces lung damage and inflammation in asthmatics
Ethnopharmacological relevance: The incidence and mortality of bronchial asthma are increasing, and RSV is widely regarded …
Read More »Qi Gong improves balance in stroke patients
Aims: Liuzijue Qigong exercise is a traditional Chinese exercise method in which breathing and pronunciation are …
Read More »Acupuncture reduces the death rate post-stroke
Objectives: We investigated whether the use of adjuvant traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) therapy, a form of …
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