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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been in existence for several thousand years, based on the general philosophy that the physiological states of a healthy body are kept balanced. Pathogenesis occurs when such a balance is upset. There have been more and more studies using modern biomedical techniques and animal models on the clinical benefits of herbal TCM in the recent two decades. Fruitful developments have been made on the analysis of the biochemical ingredients of the herbs considered. However, standardization of ingredi‐ ents of the herbs, the concept of “complex recipe” and a modern theory of herbal TCM de‐ scribed in terms of modern western medicine conception, are still issues of discussion while herbal TCM progresses.

Plausible Biomedical Consequences of Acupuncture Applied at Sites Characteristic of Acupoints in the Connective-Tissue-Interstitial-Fluid System