>>40980067 (OP)
IMO yes it does to a moderate degree at least wrt the pharmacology side. Many of the herbs and tonics they use in their practice are touted by people who are ignorant of TCM entirely but under the label of "nootropics" or fitness/sexual suppliments so you have both TCM people and the /fit/ and /g/ crowd independantly discovering the same shit works even if detractors call it a placebo
I used to balk at it as as a practice but now I lend them at least some credence. I think their biggest but understandable mistake is how it was packaged and sold to the west. Maybe it had to be that way but the woo woo shit is why a lot of people turn their nose up at it
Personally I'm a fan of Yin Yang Huo, Ginko Balboa am looking forward to trying Black Ant Powder (yes it's what it sounds like I will eat the bugs and be happy)
For unrelated contradicted but totally related reasons I am also looking forward to trying Dong Quai
I don't support retarded shit like eating tiger bones but there is genuine value in TCM, Tai Chi, and possibly even Feng Shui and I say that as a previous detractor.
The stuff they use made me a massive coomer and I thank them for it but I think anyone who does this professionally would be horrified by what I did.