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Constitutional
Therapy:
The term Constitutional Therapy refers to the nature of an
individual, encompassing the physical condition, behavioral pattern, the
relationship to the environment and to the family, the emotions and the belief
system. Treating according to "Constitution" means treating the whole
person, body/mind and not just the symptoms of a particular disease.
Constitutional Therapy has been used for thousands of years and is being
successfully applied up to the present time. The goal of Constitutional Therapy
is to help us to feel in balance and in harmony with ourselves and our
environment. Our Constitutional Type will alter the way we respond to stressful
situations; it will allow us to think and feel and act in a way that is
beneficial to our well- being. The Herbal Balance Formulas encourage you to
move toward positive habits and patterns. Every person
possesses specific characteristics associated with each of the Constitutional
Types which correspond to Five Element Theory. Herbal
Balance Program Inc. is able to help you discover your predominant
Constitutional Type by the results of your
Questionnaire. These results will help us
determine the role each Element plays in your constitutional make-up. According
to your personal Constitutional Type we will recommend the appropriate program
which will enhance your immune system, create more energy and a greater sense
of health and well being.
Traditional Chinese Medicine distinguishes itself by
expressing the Taoist understanding: healthy living is living in a balanced
state of the Yin and Yang, with the unencumbered
flow of Ch'i. This state of balance can be achieved
through the appropriate Herbal Balance Program. The practice
of identifying Constitutions is not limited to the Chinese; similar
categorization is done in Western medicine however in the Western approach,
people are categorized into Type A or Type B behavior. These are only two
Constitutions, whereas in Chinese medicine, the division into Types is usually
done in groups of five. Early in Chinese science, the Theory of Five Elements
was developed...
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