campaign to save herbal medicine launched

Community Newswire

The regulation would affect Ayurveda, Chinese medicine , Kampo, traditional Tibetan medicine , Unani Tibb medicine and Western herbal medicine , should the UK ...



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Nepal open house event set for Dec. 10

Quad-Cities Online

... to over 600 individuals and in exchange, received healing treatments of Ayurvedic herbs and treatments from traditional Tibetan medicine doctors. ...

Tibet-related contracts valued at 3.31 mil signed in Beijing

People's Daily Online

In particular, the Tibetan medicine has generated a total of 660 million yuan in 2007, taking up 3.9 per cent of the region's GDP.



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Please tell me about the best possible advice/medication for curing Knee Pain?
Q. My pain is arthritic. I have gained some help from Tibetan Medicine but some better cure is required. Will greatly appreciate, if someone who has experienced an effective cure, could share his experience. Thanks.
Asked by chiber - Thu Jul 26 11:58:43 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I got this stuff called Joint juice at Sam's club it is great for joints it has a lot of glucosamine in it, just make sure you do not make the same mistake I did do not drink more than the recommended # of cans a day. I hope this helps you!
Answered by Vince - Thu Jul 26 12:20:24 2007

What started the obssession with Asian culture? (Orientophilia)?
Q. Why do people disrespectfully misappropriate and trample Asian culture? This is most evidently seen in martial arts training (like other cultures don't have them!) traditional medicine (ditto) and religion (ditto) Asians are not "mystics" or "holy" they are PEOPLE and to disregard the rest of civilisation's gifts to humanity is to insult everybody. It is a way of insulting everyone to want to be more Asian than Asians. The Hare Krishnas come to mind. I have a Tibetan friend and the idiots who attach themselves to him make me chuckle. He doesn't like a lot of them either but is too polite to say so.
Asked by Toby C - Sat Oct 7 04:08:33 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. who cares, i'm japanese and don't know where you're coming from. only uneducated people believe what they see on fictional television shows or movies concerning other cultures
Answered by tomiyo - Sat Oct 7 04:12:20 2006

Recently I saw on a European Television Channel a most disturbing documentary about the unlawful hunting and..
Q. ..the consequential disappearance of the Bengally Tigre due to the lack of credible protection in Reserves in India, indifference from the Authorities and a powerful Mafia who trade unheeded in Tiger skins and bones for Tibetans and Chinese Traditional Medicine. I would like to ask (1 ) if the numbers of Tigers are continuing to decrease? (2) If anything truly positive and effectual is being done to save the Tiger for India and for the World? (3) and whether the indifference in India which was suggested in the Documentary is a fact? If so, have the Ancient Spiritual Beliefs of India, so much respected and admired in the past by the rest of the World of respecting all living things has been replaced by the World`s new and all-powerful God, [cont.]
Asked by Sue - Thu Dec 6 17:12:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. European televisions show many things which can be lessons for us. They use their fire force to rescue people, animals and any living things which are in danger. In India we kill people in thousands at a stretch before any body, police or military come to their rescue. We burn or kill 20,000 wives in an year. Which law has prevented it ? Do not show pseudo sympathy for animals.
Answered by Ravan2nd - Fri Dec 7 07:11:38 2007