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| Traditionally, Chinese Herbal Medicine (CHM) involves the use of natural plants, minerals and even some small amount animals. However, TCM practitioners are not allowed to use minerals and animal stuff. All ATCM members are only using herbs in their clinical practice. Each herb has its own specific characteristics and particular medical use to treat various diseases, rectifying the over-activity or under-activity of Yin and Yang, and helping restore the body to its normal physiological functions. Chinese herbal therapy must be given by qualified TCM practitioners. Normally, the practitioner must |  |
| conduct a diagnostic consultation, such as asking you questions that relate to your health problems, taking your pulse and observing your tongue, before making a prescription. A prescription can be defined as a preparation which, on the basis of syndrome differentiation and accordingly established therapeutic methods, organically combines various herbs in accordance with Chinese medicine principles. | |
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