Is Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory Based On Supernatural Ideas?
Are things like qi-gong and acupuncture considered supernatural?
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Az R
8 Feb, 2010
To put it simply, yes. The TCM explanations for how these methods work are basically supernatural, demanding nonexistant forms of amorphously defined ‘energy’.
However, some of the plants used in TCM are genuinely biologically active, including some that are quite poisonous.
Tracy
8 Feb, 2010
no
It is hard for me to explain. For example, did you have a massage before? If you are very tired, you will feel the pain in your body when the therapist presses you. I am not a doctor, so there are some medical terms I don’t know how to express.
Nowadays, we will still use traditional Chinese medicine.