Re Taiwan Govmt site: http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main.asp?

[Guest guest]

Hi Eran, & All,

 

I wrote:

 

> If you can translate Chinese, or use " Google Translate " +

> Chinese-English translation software to attempt their own translations,

> note that the Taiwan Govmt has 107 pages of detailed TCM info online

> at:

 

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main.asp?skey= & org_cname= & page

=1

to

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main.asp?skey= & org_cname= & page

=107

 

Erany replied:

> I'm having a hard time opening the Taiwan Govmt info site. Is it

> possible for you to send it again? Thanks, Eran

 

The problem may be that the URLs that I sent were long and your email

software was not picking up the full address, i.e. may be truncating it at the

end of each line..

 

Try the base page at http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main.asp?

That returns page 1 of the data. You can access the other pages (2 through

107) via the numbers at the bottom of the page

 

Brief details of some formulas are at:

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/sim/pate/pate_index.asp?

 

Brief details of some single herbs are at

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/sim/medi/medi_index.asp

 

Note that these pages do not cover the complete Materia Medica or list of

formulas because the main focus seems to be on Attention Deficit Disorders

(ADD / ADHD) in children. Nevertheless, the data may be useful to those

who can handle Chinese,

 

Note the following 5 links that return data (in Chinese only!) on:

 

(1) Guipi Tang

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main.asp?reci_cla=%C2k%B5%CA

%B4%F6

 

(2) Zhuling Tang

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main2.asp?reci_cla=%BD%DE%AD

d%B4%F6

 

(3) Tiaowei Chengqi Tang

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main3.asp?reci_cla=%BD%D5%AD

G%A9%D3%AE%F0%B4%F6

 

(4) Xiaochengqi Tang

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main4.asp?reci_cla=%A4p%A9%D3

%AE%F0%B4%F6

 

(5) Wuling Tang

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/reci/reci_main5.asp?reci_cla=%A4%AD%ADd

%B4%F6

 

Each of the pages returned to the above links have MANY additinal pages

linked to them (see the links numbered at the bottom of each page)

 

Links near the top of page

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/dise/dise_index.asp are Disease Patterns in

ADHD:

(1) ST Heat (Weire)

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/dise/dise_main.asp?dise_cla=%ADG%BC%F

6

(2) Wind-Phlegm (Fengtan)

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/dise/dise_main2.asp?dise_cla=%AD%B7%B7

%F0

(3) KI Qixu (Shenqixu)

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/dise/dise_main3.asp?dise_cla=%B5%C7%AE

%F0%B5%EA

(4) SP Qixu (Piqixu)

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/dise/dise_main4.asp?dise_cla=%B5%CA%AE

%F0%B5%EA

(5) LV Wind Internallly Moving (Ganfeng Neidong)

http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/dise/dise_main5.asp?dise_cla=%A8x%AD%B

7%A4%BA%B0%CA

 

Page http://tcam.ccmp.gov.tw/adhd/medi/medi_index.asp and the links to

pages 2 to 5 at the bottom of the page list names, synonyms & basic nature

of single herbs [Anxixiang, Baifan, Baifuzi, Baizhu, Chifuling, Dahuang,

Danggui, Danzhuye, Daodou, Dazao, Ejiao, Fangfeng, Fuling, Gancao,

Gouteng, Guanbaifu, Guizhi, Houpo, Huangqi, Huashi, Huoxiang, Juhua,

Kuxuanshen, Lilu, Longyanrou, Lugen, Maidong, Mangxiao, Muxiang,

Qumai, Renshen, Shexiang, Suanzaoren, Tianma, Tiannanxing,

Yangkaikou, Yanguocao, Zexie, Zhenzhumu, Zhigancao, Zhishi & Zhuling]

used in ADHD but links to the details of each herb are dead.

 

PS: For a Govmt site, it is disappointing that there are many errors in Hb

names and / or in the Hanzi characters and that so many links on the site

are dead.

 

Best regards,

 

1 Esker Lawns, Lucan, Dublin, Ireland

Tel: (H): +353-(0);

VOIP Number: +353-1482-7068;

Tel: (M): +353-(0)

 

 

 

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