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Created page with "Happy New Year User:Wschact. You may not think it improves the article, however, the theory of Complementarity has existed in all three of the world's most well-know [[C..."
Happy New Year [[User:Wschact]].
You may not think it improves the article, however, the theory of [[Complementarity]] has existed in all three of the world's most well-know [[Complementary medicine]] systems [[Ayurvedic medicine]] (practiced continuously since 200 B.C. according to archaeological records), [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] (practiced continuously since 400 B.C. according to archaeological records), and [[Tibetan medicine]] (since 700 A.D.). [[Yin and Yang]] in [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] and [[Tibetan medicine]] is one example of it. I will be expanding the article in the coming weeks to reflect details on these 3 systems use of the term [[Complementarity]]. [[Cause and effect]] is related to it. The categories stand as well since Complementarity is part of [[Disease classifications in Ayurvedic medicine]].
As I mentioned here, I request your patience on editing the following areas mentioned here: [[User_talk:TheAmericanRedoubt#100_Ayurvedic_Herbal_Medicine_Articles_for_1st_Week_of_January_2015]]
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
[[User:TheAmericanRedoubt|TheAmericanRedoubt]] 23:37, 2 January 2015 (EST)
You may not think it improves the article, however, the theory of [[Complementarity]] has existed in all three of the world's most well-know [[Complementary medicine]] systems [[Ayurvedic medicine]] (practiced continuously since 200 B.C. according to archaeological records), [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] (practiced continuously since 400 B.C. according to archaeological records), and [[Tibetan medicine]] (since 700 A.D.). [[Yin and Yang]] in [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] and [[Tibetan medicine]] is one example of it. I will be expanding the article in the coming weeks to reflect details on these 3 systems use of the term [[Complementarity]]. [[Cause and effect]] is related to it. The categories stand as well since Complementarity is part of [[Disease classifications in Ayurvedic medicine]].
As I mentioned here, I request your patience on editing the following areas mentioned here: [[User_talk:TheAmericanRedoubt#100_Ayurvedic_Herbal_Medicine_Articles_for_1st_Week_of_January_2015]]
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
[[User:TheAmericanRedoubt|TheAmericanRedoubt]] 23:37, 2 January 2015 (EST)