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vasoconstrictor
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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May be used to restore balance in the body's energy flow
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vasoconstrictor
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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Herbs like cinnamon and ginger are considered natural vasoconstrictors and are used to improve circulation and reduce swelling
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vasoconstrictor
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traditional Chinese medicine
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Certain herbs or natural substances are used to promote blood circulation and as a result, are considered beneficial for health.
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vasodilator
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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Herbal remedies and acupuncture points are used to promote circulation and balance qi, aiming to indirectly achieve similar effects as vasodilators in Western medicine.
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5
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vasodilator
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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Traditional Chinese medicine uses herbs and acupuncture to improve circulation, which may have an effect similar to vasodilators in Western medicine.
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vasodilator
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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Traditional Chinese medicine may use herbs and acupuncture to promote circulation and address conditions that Western medicine would treat with vasodilators.
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