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Hi!

I did not respond well to accupuncture, but was always curious to know more about the diagnosis of TCM and the lifestyle treatments.

I found this helpful site online where you can easily and anonymously answer the questions to get a diagnosis.


http://www.eastmountain.ca/assessment.html

Has anyone gone to an official TCM practitioner and what has their diagnosis been? Thank you!
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