Chinese Medicine in China
Chinese Medicine in China
Did you know you can travel
to China to learn more about
Traditional Chinese Medicine?
Did you know you can travel to China to learn more about Traditional Chinese Medicine? We were really pleased to experience the unique wellness travel tours and medical tourism available in Beijing through China Medical Tourism International.
If you travel when sick as I have done, perhaps you would be as fascinated by Traditonal Chinese Medicine in Asia as I have been. As many of you know I have been sharing my travel health secrets as I walk through my own healing journey while traveling the world. TCM has helped more than anything and I have tried it on 3 continents, but it is best in Asia.
Ever since I had a bike crash on the Danube
and ended up in a foreign hospital needing surgery and paralyzing my
dominant right arm for over a year and doing physical therapy in 6 countries, I’ve been dealing with travel health issues. The blessing in this is how much I have learned along the way.
Thanks to our friend Winser Zhao and the Good People Helping Good People ( 贵人相助北京总裁俱乐部) business club, we met some amazing people from the TCM International Health Center who gave us a great two day tour.
One of the intriguing places we visited on our TCM health tour while in Beijing was the Museum of Chinese Medicine.
I am always blown away by this 2000 year old medicine system that somehow has found a way to make everything healing.
I always wonder who could have ever thought up these things?
“The first wealth is health.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
My personal favorite is ginseng because it looks cool and has also done wonders for me. I think it is the main reason I have my energy back and it has been proven in Western medicine as well.
I hope the photos can convey a little bit of the diversity in this museum. Most of the exhibits are in English and Chinese, but we also had a guide with us to answer any specific questions.
I love sea horses, who knew they were healthy and part of Chinese medicine. I do find some strange things in my herbs, but none of these so far.
They even had an exhibit about a Chinese mummy.
If you are interested in Chinese medicine and Chinese culture, you don’t want to miss this tour and museum!
