Infertility, Wellness & Alternative Medicine

Mary Zhang, Chinese Medicine Clinic, Kansas City -- Mary Zhang, licensed acupuncturist and doctor of Chinese medicine, Kansas City Missouri, understands the importance of balance and harmony of the body, mind, and spirit. The founder of Chinese Medicine Clinic, Inc., she considers herself a life coach for patients. --  Specializing in Infertility and other Reproductive Wellness with Traditional Chinese Medicine.  Licensed acupuncturist, received her medical degree from the Chinese Medicine University, Liaoning, China. Over the past fifteen years, Mary has practiced Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in China, Germany and the United States in both hospital and clinic settings. She has taught classes and seminars in various hospitals and universities.


Healthy Choices, Positive Results


 

Chinese Herbal Medicines 

Complete Body Health Methodology

 9229 Ward Parkway, Suite 107
Kansas City, MO  64114
 
Phone: 816.361.8885
Fax: 816.523.3555

 
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Yin & Yang

 


We do not sell to general public, you must be seen by the doctor before herbal therapy is prescribed.

Chinese herbology (herbal medicine) is considered to be the foundation of all the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) applications.

 

What are Chinese herbs?

Chinese herbs are not limited just to barks and roots; this simple term has been broadened to include many other medicinal agents and includes animal as well as mineral products. The development of the TCM "materials for medicine" has gone from an original 364 entries when it was first formally compiled around the fourth century AD, to almost 6,000 items today.

 

Chinese medicinal plants have played an important role in disease prevention and in the treatment of the Chinese people for thousands of years,. Currently, their importance and significance have been recognized by the Western world and are now openly received by the general public.

 

The proper application of Chinese herbs holistically
balances and regulates the body.


How do they work?


In short, herbs have fundamental qualities or energies, conditional to the nature of their properties. These qualities are all taken into consideration when formulating an herbal prescription, and generally includes many different herbs to achieve a balance. This is based on the diagnostic principals of TCM which includes the system of Yin and Yang, meridian theory, organ diagnosis, therapeutic strategy, organization of prescription and the selection of herbs as noted above. All of this in order to balance and regulate the body holistically.