Tibetan Medicine is a traditional healing system that has been practiced in the Tibet region for over a thousand years. It combines elements of Buddhism, Ayurveda, and ancient Chinese medicine, focusing on balancing the body, mind, and spirit. Practitioners use natural remedies, including herbs, minerals, and dietary recommendations, to treat various ailments. The foundation of Tibetan Medicine is the concept of the three humors: wind, bile, and phlegm. Each humor corresponds to specific physical and emotional states. Diagnosis often involves pulse and urine analysis, allowing practitioners to tailor treatments to individual needs, promoting overall well-being and harmony.