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Hanshi NeuroLife
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Chinese Herbal Medicine

Individualized Chinese herbal formulas as part of TCM support to harmonize organ function and strengthen the child's constitution.

30–45 minutes
duration
1–3 courses
course
2–4 weeks
effect
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Description

How the procedure works

Chinese herbal medicine is part of TCM support at the Hanshi NeuroLife International Rehabilitation Center (Shangrao). In the logic of traditional Chinese medicine, this is not "herbs in general" but individualized formulation for a specific child, their constitution, and clinical picture. The principle of "one person, one formula" works here just as it does in acupuncture and Tui Na massage. The aim is to harmonize organ function, strengthen the spleen and stomach (the foundation of digestion and immunity), support the nervous system, and regulate emotion and sleep.

At the center, herbal medicine is delivered by physician's decision and by indication — not as a stand-alone method and not "instead of" Western medicine, but as part of TCM support within the overall program. It most often works together with acupuncture and Tui Na massage as complementary methods. Typical indications: "spleen-stomach weakness," "food stagnation," digestive disorders; low immunity and frequent colds; restless sleep and emotional instability; the recovery period after encephalopathies and neuroinfections; comorbid conditions in ASD with pronounced GI and immune components; as part of the complex for tics and anxiety states.

Strengths of the method at the center: individualized selection by TCM pattern differentiation; part of comprehensive TCM support together with acupuncture and Tui Na massage — methods that complement each other; suitable for long-term supportive work; when indicated — a powerful tool for strengthening the constitution and overall state.

What matters for parents

Self-administration of Chinese herbs without physician consultation is not acceptable. Formula selection is specialized TCM work that takes into account the child's age, constitution, and state. In comorbid conditions that require Western medication (epilepsy, marked anxiety, etc.), herbal medicine works in addition to — not instead of — treatment, and the program is coordinated with the physician managing the primary diagnosis.

1

TCM consultation and pattern differentiation

The TCM physician evaluates the child's constitution and conducts pattern differentiation (tongue, pulse, examination), collecting a history of digestion, sleep, immunity, and emotional state.

2

Individualized formula (\"one person, one formula\")

An individualized formula is built for the child taking into account age, constitution, and clinical picture. Compatibility with other treatment methods is considered.

3

Administration per physician's schedule and tolerability monitoring

Decoction or granulated preparations are taken per the physician's schedule. Tolerability, appetite, stool, sleep, and general state are monitored regularly.

4

Integration with other TCM methods and rehabilitation

Herbal medicine works alongside acupuncture and Tui Na massage and, when indicated, with biomedicine and rehabilitation courses. Coordinated with the physician managing the primary diagnosis.

5

Final evaluation and decision on continuation

At the end of the course — evaluation of results, adjustment of the formula, decision on a break or repeat course.

Important information

Indications and contraindications

Indications

TCM patterns of "spleen-stomach weakness," "food stagnation," and digestive disorders
Low immunity, frequent colds
Restless sleep, emotional instability
Anxiety, depressive symptoms (as part of TCM support)
Recovery period after encephalopathies and neuroinfections
Recovery period of cerebral palsy
Nerve injuries (in combination with acupuncture)
Tics, dysbiosis, food intolerance, physical growth retardation

Contraindications

Acute infectious diseases and fever
Individual intolerance of formula components
Severe hepatic or renal impairment (under physician supervision)
Incompatibility with current medications (coordinated with the treating physician)
Severe decompensated somatic conditions
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