Chinese Medicine

2. the amount of sound; how loud something is. (Also: a book that is part of a set.)
3. plants used in cooking or medicine for their taste or healing properties.
5. to make a book, article, or report available for people to read, often by printing it.
8. a substance you take to treat or prevent an illness.
9. a group of words that have a particular meaning when used together.
12. a combination of two or more different things.
13. a piece of writing in a newspaper, magazine, or on the internet about a particular subject.
15. a state where things are equal or in the correct proportions.
17. willing to listen to and accept new ideas or different opinions.
19. to choose something after thinking about it.

1. to push air out of your lungs with a short sound, often when you are sick.
4. to give an idea or plan for someone to think about.
6. a condition that makes you feel sick or not healthy.
7. two people or things together; sometimes used to mean "a few."
8. to talk about something briefly without giving many details.
10. very surprised, especially in a positive way.
11. to help someone remember something.
14. relating to the present time, not the past; using the latest ideas or technology
16. to say that something is true, often something wrong or bad.
18. the power you need to be active or do work.