TCVM EDUCATION
"The wise man is one who knows what he does not know" ~Lao Tzu
Qi
Qi is the lifeforce energy of the body and is considered one of the five treasures.
The Five Treasures include Qi, Shen, Blood, Jing, and Body Fluids.
There are eight classifications of Qi.
"Where there is pain, there is stagnation of Qi" ~Dr. Xie, Chi University
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Let the Qi Flow!
BALANCE
Balance is an important concept in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM).
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"Countless words count less than the silent balance between Yin and Yang" ~Lao Tzu
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Dr. Brown believes in treating imbalances before they become dis-ease with a combination of acupuncture, herbal medicine and food therapy based on the individual needs of each patient.
Treat the imbalance before it becomes dis-ease!
TAIJITU
Tai Ji is the symbol that represents the continuous interchange between Yin and Yang.
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Everything can be divided into opposite aspects. All Yin has Yang parts and all Yang has Yin parts.
Imbalance of these parts can lead to dis-ease.
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Yang animals are hyperactive, outgoing, dominant, prefer a cool environment and benefit from a cool diet.
Yang properties: Day, sun, activity, hot, summer, red/yellow/white, light, fire, fast, exterior, and more...
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Yin animals are quiet, shy, aloof, withdrawn, prefer a warm environment and benefit from a warm diet.
Yin properties: Night, moon, rest, cold, winter, blue./purple/black, heavy, water, slow, interior, and more..
What's your pets personality?
