Abstract
Despite their similarities, Western medicine and Eastern medicine are very different because they are built on different fundamentals. The general idea has arisen that we will benefit by connecting Western and Eastern medicine. First, both the merits as well as the limitations of both types of medicine are discussed. It was concluded that to create a bridge, we should focus on similarities that inspire the further unravelling of the molecular mechanism of the mode of action and toxicity of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is suggested that the energy perspective provides a basis to integrate Eastern and Western medicine.
Highlights
The Fundamentals of Eastern MedicineEastern medicine of hasEastern an intuitive fundamental principle
The general idea has arisen that we will benefit by connecting connecting Western and Eastern medicine
TCM has been developed in China over centuries andmedicine it is still practiced according to this old tradition
Summary
Eastern medicine of hasEastern an intuitive fundamental principle. TCM has been developed in China over centuries andmedicine it is still practiced according to this old tradition. TCM, herbs are combined in a specific proportion. Over centuries and it is still practiced according to this old tradition [10]. The of concept is thatforces herbs of work to obtain the best response. The effects of are relatively soft and it takes a long time to cure a disease. The concept is that herbs work together to obtain the best response. The effects of TCM are relatively soft and it takes a long time to cure a disease. Way according to the tradition and to the doctor’s experience [13]
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