This was a stellar day for Dr. Oz. he finally approached two ancient healing systems which are more effective than western medicine when it comes to Health and Wellness.

With the discussion of Ayurvedic Medicine, Dr. Oz seemed especially curious about his body type – Pitta. All three Doshas were described along with the qualities and imbalances that are most common.

Your Body Type Explained as One of Three Doshas

The audience members were able to relate to this information and recognized themselves and their health issues. Remedies and solutions were shared with a few examples in the limited time available. I hope many more episodes will be devoted to this topic.

You can find the formulations and products that were given from this reputable online apothecary for Ayurvedic Medicine.

Ayurvedic Herbs Direct

Dr. Oz went on to talk about Acupuncture and TCM – traditional Chinese Medicine. He was needled and surprised that it was painless. He’s used to western medical syringes with large needles that dispense drugs, not the slender needles used in Acupuncture.

The audience was also pleased with their own treatments. Sore neck and back muscles were the subject of the Demo and the woman experienced immediate relief from pain during the segment.

Next viewers got to watch my favorite method of treatment – Auricular Therapy. The Acupuncturist used real gold pellets to treat knee pain by inserting the studs in the ear points that correspond to that part of the body. This method is also exceptionally effective, much to the surprise of Dr. Oz.

Chinese Herbs Direct – Hundreds of Chinese herbal remedies, formulas and teas for a variety of health conditions.

Dr. oz strangely gave a caveat at the end of the segment for the sake of his fellow Western Medical constituents that worry needlessly about anything other than what they learned in medical school – as shallow practitioners, instead of true healers.

I am telling you this for your own good! Most of the MDs who have ventured into Acupuncture have only taken a weekend course and are hardly qualified to be considered skilled or competent. Go to a real professional in either Acupuncture and TCM or Ayurvedic Medicine.

Dr. Oz Shares Avurvedic and Traditional Chinese Medicine

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