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Ted J. Kaptchuk



Average rating: 4.23 · 2,243 ratings · 167 reviews · 19 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Web That Has No Weaver ...

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Dragon Rises, Red Bird Flie...

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Medicina China: Una Trama S...

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Das große Buch der chinesis...

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“The Non-Corporeal Soul increases tolerance and acceptance of the pain sensation, which paradoxically automatically reduces pain’s noxiousness and intolerableness. The more room for pain, the less it hurts. For the Non-Corporeal Soul, pain and suffering are not something to flee, but a catalyst for the authentication of humanity and the generation of human kindness.”
Ted Kaptchuk, The Web That Has No Weaver: Understanding Chinese Medicine

“Chinese medicine considers important certain aspects of the human body and personality that are not significant to Western medicine.”
Ted Kaptchuk, The Web That Has No Weaver: Understanding Chinese Medicine

“The Chinese physician, in contrast, directs his or her attention to the complete physiological and psychological individual. All relevant information, including the symptom as well as the patient’s other general characteristics, is gathered and woven together until it forms what Chinese medicine calls a “pattern of disharmony.” This pattern of disharmony describes a situation of “imbalance” in a patient’s body.”
Ted Kaptchuk, The Web That Has No Weaver: Understanding Chinese Medicine

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