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CMCF promotes Chinese medicine diagnosis for body constitution at RTHK’s "Sonic + Visual" Carnival
Lions & Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Charitable Foundation (CMCF) participated in the ‘95 Years of Public Service Broadcasting in Hong Kong "Sonic + Visual" Carnival’ organised by Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) at the Piazza outside Hong Kong Science Museum on 2-3 December. The Clinical Division of the HKBU School of Chinese Medicine (SCM) set up a themed booth "Chinese Medicine and You," offering free body constitution assessments with the Chinese Medicine Four Diagnostic Instrument. By incorporating traditional Chinese medicine and modern technology, information such as tongue and facial images, as well as pulse readings, will be collected to assess and analyse the body constitution and health status of the participants.
In addition, the Clinical Division of SCM specially designed games on how to identify the nine types of Chinese medicine body constitution. Complimentary herbal tea was distributed, promoting the concept of disease prevention in Chinese medicine.
Sponsors: Lions & HKBU Chinese Medicine Charity Foundation, Lions Club of Tuen Mun
Mr. Paul Chan Mo-po, GBM, GBS, MH, JP, Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, visited the HKBU "Chinese Medicine and You" booth which was equipped with the Chinese Medicine Four Diagnostic Instrument.
Dr. Lam Hoi Ham, JP, Chairman of the Foundation, Dr. Yang Junjun, the HKBU – Jockey Club Chinese Medicine Disease Prevention and Health Management Centre-in-Charge and Director of CMCF, and Director Lion Paulman Tse, and other Foundation members supported the event in person.
The staff introduces the participants to the rules of the "How to Identify Nine Types of Traditional Chinese Medicine Body Constitutions" booth game.
About Lions & Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Charitable Foundation
Lions & Hong Kong Baptist University Chinese Medicine Charitable Foundation is a non-profit-making charitable organisation, recognised by the HKSAR Government. It was jointly established by Lions Clubs International District 303 - Hong Kong & Macao, China and Hong Kong Baptist University in 2007. Its mission is to serve the underprivileged elders with quality Chinese medicine and healthcare service at a low cost.