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Western medicine separates the systems and organs of the body into separate parts, and delves deeper and deeper into the particles that comprise their individual matter.

Chinese medicine views the body and further, the whole person, as a unified organic whole. Spiritual, mental, emotional and physical aspects are all seen as interrelated and interdependent. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a gentle, all natural, healing modality.

In traditional Chinese medical philosophy, health is described in terms of balance within the body, or yin and yang. Yin refers to blood and essence, while yang refers to vital warmth and Chi. Chi is energy, the life force that flows within us. It’s probably best described as energy resulting from metabolic activity. According to Chinese philosophy, there are two basic principles, and while they sometimes oppose, they are nevertheless, dependent upon each other. Although yin and yang may at time be opposites, they are not hostile to each other, each has need of the other, for without one, the other could not exist, nor is one superior to the other.

Man is considered to be a microcosm of the universe, and subject to the same laws. The forces of yin and yang are expressed in the body  through such things as contraction and dilation of the heart, inhaling and exhaling of the lungs, and the opposites of waking and sleeping. One of the most important concepts that form yin and yang is that of wholeness. The basic idea is that any system of our body is inseparable from the others. When one organ becomes unhealthy, the others are disturbed as well. While treating one part of the body, one must pay attention to the other systems of the body, and take heed not to hurt the other organs. Diseases arise because of deficiency or imbalance of the vital energy in our organs, and their associated systems.

An example of this philosophy can be seen in how the Chinese deal with shortness of breath. When considering shortness of breath, Chinese Doctors say the spleen must also be strengthened so that it can support the lungs. So when dealing with this condition, rather than simply addressing the lungs, they also prescribe treating the spleen. This ‘ whole systems” approach is what distinguishes Chinese herbal practices from Western medicine.

The Chinese have been refining their formulas performing for 5,000 years, and have been doing their “ product tests” on people, not animals. Tiens (Tianshi) has taken the best from centuries of these all-natural Chinese herbal traditions, and combined this time-tested knowledge with modern medical practices to create its award-winning herbal formulations. This 'whole system' is adopted by every formula in Tianshi’s fine product line.

- Tiens (Tianshi) uses the most state of the art equipment and technology known to man
- Tiens (Tianshi) Stringent product quality management system has enabled to pass the ISO-9002 quality system certification
- The product is manufactured and packaged in a United States FDA approved facilities
- Halal Certification I , II

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