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Can a patient take Western medicine and Chinese medicine at the same time?
Western and Chinese medicine practitioners have different views on diet for patients. Which is right?
There is a saying that Western medicine cures the symptoms whereas Chinese medicine cures the disease. Is this true?
To answer these questions, the New Talents Press under the Vocational Training Council (VTC) has invited Dr Bill GUAN, author of“You are the Best Chinese Doctor for Yourself” to give a talk on 19 November (Saturday) on popular fallacy about Chinese medicine and provide tips on the proper ways of preserving one’s health. He will also talk about the treatment for uterine fibroids and menstrual pain which are common among females.
Details of the talk are as follows:
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Date: |
19 November (Saturday) |
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Time: |
3:30 to 4:30 pm |
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Venue: |
LT02, IVE (Morrison Hill),
6, Oi Kwan Road, Wanchai |
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Speaker: |
Dr Bill GUAN, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Applied Science, IVE (Chai Wan) |
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Fees: |
Free of charge |
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Registration and Enquiries: |
2836 1095 (Ms Lee)
Email: newtalents@vtc.edu.hk |
Dr Bill GUAN is a registered Chinese medicine practitioner. He is currently a teacher of the Department of Applied Science at IVE. Since 1997, he has been involved in the development and manufacture of proprietary Chinese medicines, general practices in Chinese medicine and clinical trials research projects. He also provides consultancy service to the Chinese pharmaceutical industry.
Founded in 2007 under the Vocational Training Council (VTC), New Talents Press shoulders the mission of publishing academic as well as popular literature of quality and diversity to broaden frontiers of knowledge and champion creativity. Web page of the New Talents Press: http://newtalents.vtc.edu.hk
Media enquiries: 2836-1046 / 2836-1714
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"You are the Best Chinese Doctor for Yourself" (written in Chinese)
Dr Bill GUAN, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Applied Science, IVE (Chai Wan), wrote in plain language on the proper ways to attain health from the view of a Chinese medicine practitioner. When somebody falls ill, they should be cured in accordance with their dispositions. To understand one’s disposition through Chinese medicine theories and the relevant dos and don’ts will enable readers to nurture their body with the aid of daily routines. |
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