A Tibetan medicine doctor's view: Interview with Eliot Tokar

 
 
 
 
 

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Many people ask me how I came to study TIbetan medicine. Here is that and other stories and information gleaned from my 25+ year career in natural medicine and Tibetan medicine.

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11/08/2009
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Health, China, Medicine, spiritual, Disease, buddhism, integration, sustainable, healthcare, Reform, Diagnosis, indigenous, cam, translation, illness, ecology, diversity, Globalization, Ayurveda, sustainability, herbalism, Tibetan, Pulse, Rinpoche, himalayan, hegemony, crosscultural, tibet, Lama, himalayas, pluralism, Ecological, IPR, alternative medicine, medicine buddha, commoditization, Dalai Lama, Dharamsala, allopathic medicine, urinalysis, medical research, herbal medicine, complementary medicine, chinese medicine, vandana shiva, evidence based medicine, differential diagnosis, interdependence, five elements, integrative medicine, intellectual property rights, oriental medicine, unani, biomedicine, complementary and alternative medicine, interdependent, cultural hegemony, tibetan medicine, medical pluralism, trogawa, dhonden, donden, sangye menla, amchi, nutriceutical, rcts, randomized controlled trials

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