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In Chinese medicine (zhongyi), myopathy is part of weizheng or paralysis syndrome. It appears insidiously in the eldely aged from fifty years old. The evolution is slow and gradual. The main symptoms are fatigue, paresis, difficulty with exertion, myalgia and muscular atrophy. After description of its different characteristics, such as the name, the western correspondences of the weizheng, the clinical frameworks, the physiology, the causes and the pathophysiology, the semiology, the rules of treatment, we will end with the detailed description of a clinical observation. It is a progressive form by Humidity-Heat. To date, acupuncture performed regularly improves the patient's condition. It encourages us to continue our research in the area of progressive chronic diseases to improve the health status of patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This clinical article situates febrile illnesses in TCM. It recalls their physiology through the theories of Shanhanlun and that of the four layers. The author shows how the symptomatology and physiology of the symptoms described in the Wenrebing provide keys to understanding the clinic and the evolution of recent epidemics, based on Covid 19. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

After a complete description of the different aspects of the physiology of the psyche in Chinese medicine, we present a clinical observation. Despite its apparent diagnostic and therapeutic simplicity, it proved to be a more complex treatment which required the organization of the points three times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The art of aging well should begin with prevention: living well .... The practice of Taijiquan is one aspect of living well, and its effectiveness in some pathologies. But how and why? How to explain its impact on the regulation of breaths, so on physiology? A link between movhas been proven ement and physiology is the aim of this workshop [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Great indication of acupuncture, facial paralysis has a frigate is an attack by the external Wind-Cold on the meridians of shaoyang and yangming. We will describe all the registers that concern the disease: denomination, semiology, physiology, physiopatho- logy, semiology and treatment. A complicated clinical observation completes the description. This successful observation demonstrates that intercurrent conditions can complicate the evolution of the disease and change the rules and treatment priorities to be applied. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]