⚡️QUESTION: What has your first year of Chinese medicine school been like? What advice would you give to new students who are just starting? 📼 Next Video: th-cam.com/video/VYZTOwIcQto/w-d-xo.html (6 Study Tips for Acupuncturists)
Many thanks, I have been researching "what are the side effects of cupping?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Aananielon Wordless Authority - (search on google ) ? It is a smashing exclusive guide for discovering how to de-program your negative thoughts and emotions without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got amazing success with it.
You know, when I look at your videos, I was thinking how Chinese medicine reminds me of my years in medical school except that it is even more holistic than Western medical school and involves less memorization.
Just finished Week 1 of my DACM program. Felt very discouraged, lost, and hopeless and everything you mentioned. I thought it was something wrong with me and didn't have anyone I could talk about this to. This video resonated with me so much... now I feel better. Just keep moving...and come back later... what I needed to hear. What a gift to have discovered you. Thank you so much
Thank you Nicholas! I am about to enter the 2nd third of the curriculum at my school and I can relate to your video. My mantra when I'm feeling confused or overwhelmed has been "TRUST THE PROCESS"!
Nice! Hopefully things will start to make more sense as you get further along. Sometimes it’s good to look at people who are about to graduate. They were also really confused when they first started, but they made it!
I'm just about to finish my first year and I can honestly say this video really helped identify why I am so confused all the time. Thank you for sharing and laying it out so clearly!
i'm Bob , i'm in Ningbo China. i have study chinese acupuncture and massage for years. i want to make foreigner friends to study chinese medicines together.
Well, I'm right brained and... I like it. It actually makes more sense to me than "normal" or linear learning since I almost never really learn that way.
Excelent video!!! I am graduated in chines medicine by Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. It’s very dificult to explain that to people here in our side of the world. I’m woried about some simplifications of chinese medicine I’m seeing in some videos and even in some courses here in Brazil and in another countries in America and Europe. You did a great job explaining chinese medicine for those who don’t have the fundaments of oriental philosophy, I couldn’t di better!
Adorei seu comentário. Inclusive percebo que muitos alunos acabam abandonando o curso porque não conseguem entender certos conceitos e não conseguem avançar.
You are so right, I just finished my first semester and I am right there, when I asked my Basic Theory of OM professor if it was ok that nothing was making any sense for me, he was concerned that I couldn’t understand him because English was not my first language. Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for the encouragement! I feel like quitting school around mid-terms and finals. I will take into consideration your study tips (30 min/day) and keep on moving. I feel like I have concepts swimming in my brain and feel like I will never fully understand Acupuncture. Keep on doing what you are doing! You inspire
Thanks for this pep talk. I wish I had seen your channel last year! I took an introductory course in TCM and just barely squeeked by passing. I passed my final by 1 question. Now Im going back to try and actually understand TCM.
this is great, Nick.. I think this is a wonderful gift you've given to the students .. and it's so true.. it took me years to put some things together.. thank you for doing this!
Yay! Just the other day I overheard some students who were talking about how they cried through their entire first year. So go ahead and share this with any new students that you think might need it!
I have just found that oriental medicine is my true calling. I was wondering what textbooks you recommend for new students like me. Thank you 🙏. Your channel is my favorite new found gem. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.
Hey Nicolas, I just wanted to show my gratitude to you. I'm taking Herb 1 right now and your video is very helpful. You put so much time and effort on your video and your editing skills are amazing. Also the audio quality is great. Thank you and thank you all the patrons for supporting Nicolas.
Hi Yen! I'm glad to hear that, especially about the audio, because that's something I'm very self-conscious about (my office has a lot of echo, so I have to hang blankets on the wall to reduce it). If you're in Herbs 1, I have audio recordings and practice tests on my website: tcmstudy.net/herbology1.php
I just started acupuncture. It's extremely fascinating to me. To best to describe it.. it's kind of like biology on steroids. A mix of western and eastern oriental medicine. So many different points on the body. The idea of being able to puppeteer the subtle points in someone else's body fascinates me. Also to be able to do it on myself is really bloody cool
This is a fantastically helpful video. I keep trying to clear the picture before moving on to the next and its really slowing me down and getting me stuck and confused. It is comforting to know that I do not need full understanding immediately. My first week or two was really difficult for this very reason.
And that will probably happen for the first year or so. But especially once you get into the clinic and start treating patients, then things will start to fall into place. Just hang in there!
One of my Chinese teachers told me about when he started school in China. For the first year, his teachers were constantly saying, "Please stick with it. Please be patient. It will make sense eventually." So if even the students in China are confused, I think it's very understandable for western students to feel the same way.
Somehow it all gets into your brain eventually if you just keep trying! I remeber one day I could just rattle off herbal formulas and was like "when the heck did this information get in there"
just applied for college to prepare to get my masters in chinese medicine!! Luckily my brain works well without the rules (like the step by step of math) im so excited!!
I just love you. I’m married and my husband knows this 😂 He’s an acupuncturist too. I’m so grateful to have found you. A hundred million thank you’s. ❤
i'm Bob , i'm in Ningbo China. i have study chinese acupuncture and massage for years. i want to make foreigner friends to study chinese medicines together.
@@tcmstudy oh shoot, number 1000? Congrats! Do I have to give a speech? There's nobody better to learn from than you, that will be 1000 people glad they have you clarifying these concepts. Yeah I graduated spring of 17. I have a practice on the east coast now, 2yrs in December
Indeed learning TCM is not easy, as we are dealing with totally integrated system, each part within is connected with the whole. I find it easy to share this ancient wisdom by referring everything to the basic fundamentals, i.e. Yin Yang, Qi, and 5 Elements, then it is easier for learners to find integration.
Hi Kate. The closest thing I probably have is this video on channel theory: th-cam.com/video/ELlWInY1Wn8/w-d-xo.html I don't have any video on Fundamentals yet.
Well said! Also great video ! Definitely going to check out your other videos as educational material since I'm just starting out in chinese medicine school.
Thanks for this because I will be starting school next spring...I am an older woman who has raised her children and now will do what I have always wanted to do which is learn about Chinese medicine
Nicholas Duchnowski Yes I am. I just started my second year. I feel it’s definitely complicated every time I think I understand something suddenly I don’t. Lol. This video really helped because I thought it was just me. I’m so happy that I came upon your channel. It’s so helpful thank you. What state are you in? Do you teach?
@@tishpal7373 I feel like things start making more sense in your second year. In your first year it's like, "Here are all these points, memorize them all!!!" But in your second year, you start coming at it from a different angle. It's more like, "Here is this disease/pattern, what points can we use to treat it?" So everything has a lot more context, so it starts making more sense.
Taking an integrative approach to learning can be very overwhelming when western style learning has always emphasized on mastering the components rather than the whole
Hello sir nicbolas, im from Philippines i started studying TCM and so on . I want to go to school but not enough money other words i cant afford the tuition fee , my question how i can have a books of TCM and pass the license .
I have always been interested in holistic medicine, I grew up as a wrestler so diet and nutrition have always been a big part of my life. I was actually looking into doing massage therapy school, however unfortunately as I was helping to coach high school wrestlers, I fractured my left hand in a few places, and the surgeons never corrected the alignment of my fifth digit and it happened right at the MCP joint. I have good mobility but the joint is slightly displaced. And definitely bothers me here and there. I got several x-rays and CT scans so I don’t think the radiation was any better either. Attributing to necrosis and tissue damage. I have been trying to rehab it with a great deal of herbs and remedies, but AnyWho I was thinking that maybe pursuing acupuncture would be a lot less hard on my body and specifically my hands. I am just pretty doubtful because I’ll be honest, I am not the smartest person. I took applied math courses through school and studied communications for my undergrad so I have zero coursework in biology chemistry really or anatomy and physiology. I don’t know if I have what it takes to go through the schooling. Is it very difficult? Seems like you have to be a brainiac to study this field. How long were your programs and how much do they cost
Yeah, sometimes students try really hard to understand something, but that ends up just confusing them more. Sometimes it’s better to just stick it in the back of your mind, and then later you’ll approach it from a different angle and it will make more sense. And sometimes students ask a good question and I’ll be like, “That’s a great question, and I have a really good answer, but I’ll tell you when you’re older.”
I want to ask, what is traditional chinese medicine doctor's workplace in countries all around the world like? I'm studying tcm and don't know anything about tcm doctors around the world. And I'm planning to move to the EU country from Mongolia😅
Hi Nicholas, do you mind sharing which TCM school you went to and what are your recommended schools? Do you also have a technique for memorizing all the 200 over Acu points and many herbs for TCM? Is there a method to it? Did you also have to memorize the name of the point or just the point location ie HT 7 shen men or just HT 7?
I went to Pacific College in San Diego. I've talked to other students from other schools, and to be honest the schools and the curriculum all sound pretty similar. I think schools are required to publish their pass-rates for board licensure exams, so that might be a place to look. For points and herbs, I would start by thinking about the category. If a point has a category (e.g. Yuan-Source or Xi-Cleft), then think of how the functions relate to the category. If a point doesn't have a category, then it's probably less important, and its functions are more related to where it's located on the body.
Hi Nicholas, what would you say is the hardest part about learning TCM- the points or the herbs? I'm deciding between getting a doctorate in acupuncture (DAc) or doctorate in acupuncture and Chinese medicine (DACM), but am nervous about retaining a lot of Herbology info; hence the DAc option.
Yes, exactly. At our school we called it FCM or Fundamentals of Chinese Medicine. I think other schools will call is OM Theory (and that might be what the NCCAOM calls it too).
I feel like things start to make more sense in your second year. During the first year, it’s like, “Here’s all these points - memorize what they do.” But in your second year you start to come at it from a different angle. It’s more like, “Here’s this disease, what points to you use to treat it?” So you start to integrate things more and give them more context.
Because chines medicine is real deal ! Or real science! Not like western science, keep on changing ! Chinese medicine older more than 5000 years! Both China India has same root
Western science changes constantly as its updated with better and better data, Chinese medicine is mainly superstition and debunked with basic lab equipment. This is a cultural traditional practice not real medicine.
⚡️QUESTION: What has your first year of Chinese medicine school been like? What advice would you give to new students who are just starting?
📼 Next Video: th-cam.com/video/VYZTOwIcQto/w-d-xo.html (6 Study Tips for Acupuncturists)
Many thanks, I have been researching "what are the side effects of cupping?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Aananielon Wordless Authority - (search on google ) ? It is a smashing exclusive guide for discovering how to de-program your negative thoughts and emotions without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got amazing success with it.
You know, when I look at your videos, I was thinking how Chinese medicine reminds me of my years in medical school except that it is even more holistic than Western medical school and involves less memorization.
It's like a puzzle. The picture becomes clearer with each piece we add to the puzzle. To sum my feelings up during 1st year is: overwhelmed.
“A picture that gradually comes into focus.”
So helpful!
🙏
beautiful, Nicholas! So well articulated! "A picture that gradually comes into focus!" YES!
Thank for this video! I'm First year studing MTC and i feel likes your description. Thank to give me hope
Just finished Week 1 of my DACM program. Felt very discouraged, lost, and hopeless and everything you mentioned. I thought it was something wrong with me and didn't have anyone I could talk about this to. This video resonated with me so much... now I feel better. Just keep moving...and come back later... what I needed to hear. What a gift to have discovered you. Thank you so much
Glad it's helpful! Good luck in your program!
Is it very expensive to attend TCM university?
As a first year student of Chinese medicine this is the best video I could’ve imagined, thank you☺️
hello where do you study please ? i wanna go to china next year
Thank you Nicholas! I am about to enter the 2nd third of the curriculum at my school and I can relate to your video. My mantra when I'm feeling confused or overwhelmed has been "TRUST THE PROCESS"!
Nice! Hopefully things will start to make more sense as you get further along. Sometimes it’s good to look at people who are about to graduate. They were also really confused when they first started, but they made it!
I'm just about to finish my first year and I can honestly say this video really helped identify why I am so confused all the time. Thank you for sharing and laying it out so clearly!
i'm Bob , i'm in Ningbo China. i have study chinese acupuncture and massage for years. i want to make foreigner friends to study chinese medicines together.
@@bobbo8870hello brother, I’m an American looking into this
Hello
I would like to ask if It's possible for me to study Chinese medicine online at your university of study
Very very helpful - fuzzy picture? don't dwell on it, move on, stick with it, keep on building the context, things will fall into place.
Just beautiful. Thank you, Nicolas. Your instructional videos are truly brilliant, clear, insightful, and thoroughly enjoyable.
you gave me an inspiration to pursue my studying in tcm. Thanks
Your videos are so comforting and helpful! Thank you :)
Well, I'm right brained and... I like it. It actually makes more sense to me than "normal" or linear learning since I almost never really learn that way.
Excelent video!!! I am graduated in chines medicine by Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. It’s very dificult to explain that to people here in our side of the world. I’m woried about some simplifications of chinese medicine I’m seeing in some videos and even in some courses here in Brazil and in another countries in America and Europe. You did a great job explaining chinese medicine for those who don’t have the fundaments of oriental philosophy, I couldn’t di better!
Adorei seu comentário. Inclusive percebo que muitos alunos acabam abandonando o curso porque não conseguem entender certos conceitos e não conseguem avançar.
@@simoneribeiro6760 Sim! Muita gente desiste mesmo.
You are so right, I just finished my first semester and I am right there, when I asked my Basic Theory of OM professor if it was ok that nothing was making any sense for me, he was concerned that I couldn’t understand him because English was not my first language. Thank you for your videos.
Perfect !! I also realised what you are telling will be useful in KEEP moving ! My gratitude!!!
I noticed this! Like a martial Dit Dat Jow, one herb deal w/ pain! Others w/ blood, then qi(chi) the bones, etc. yes you’re right 😅
Thank you! I'm week 3 of study and found this video really helpful 😊
Thank you for the encouragement! I feel like quitting school around mid-terms and finals. I will take into consideration your study tips (30 min/day) and keep on moving. I feel like I have concepts swimming in my brain and feel like I will never fully understand Acupuncture. Keep on doing what you are doing! You inspire
Thanks for this pep talk. I wish I had seen your channel last year! I took an introductory course in TCM and just barely squeeked by passing. I passed my final by 1 question. Now Im going back to try and actually understand TCM.
this is great, Nick.. I think this is a wonderful gift you've given to the students .. and it's so true.. it took me years to put some things together.. thank you for doing this!
I wish I was told all of that when I started to study TCM ☺️. I feel relieved... Thanks for this awesome video!
Yay! Just the other day I overheard some students who were talking about how they cried through their entire first year. So go ahead and share this with any new students that you think might need it!
This video is so good!.... def much needed!!! "If you feel confused, don't get stuck, just keep moving"
I have just found that oriental medicine is my true calling. I was wondering what textbooks you recommend for new students like me. Thank you 🙏. Your channel is my favorite new found gem. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.
Glad you like it! I have some books I like on the website: www.tcmstudy.net/resources.php
The Web that Has No Weaver is another popular one.
Wish I had you as an instructor
Hey Nicolas, I just wanted to show my gratitude to you. I'm taking Herb 1 right now and your video is very helpful. You put so much time and effort on your video and your editing skills are amazing. Also the audio quality is great.
Thank you and thank you all the patrons for supporting Nicolas.
Hi Yen! I'm glad to hear that, especially about the audio, because that's something I'm very self-conscious about (my office has a lot of echo, so I have to hang blankets on the wall to reduce it).
If you're in Herbs 1, I have audio recordings and practice tests on my website: tcmstudy.net/herbology1.php
I just started acupuncture. It's extremely fascinating to me. To best to describe it.. it's kind of like biology on steroids. A mix of western and eastern oriental medicine. So many different points on the body. The idea of being able to puppeteer the subtle points in someone else's body fascinates me. Also to be able to do it on myself is really bloody cool
This is a fantastically helpful video. I keep trying to clear the picture before moving on to the next and its really slowing me down and getting me stuck and confused. It is comforting to know that I do not need full understanding immediately. My first week or two was really difficult for this very reason.
And that will probably happen for the first year or so. But especially once you get into the clinic and start treating patients, then things will start to fall into place. Just hang in there!
This is great and so true! Look forward to watching your other videos :)
Thank you for this. I’m in my 2nd year and crying that I don’t understand and can’t connect all the things together😓😭
One of my Chinese teachers told me about when he started school in China. For the first year, his teachers were constantly saying, "Please stick with it. Please be patient. It will make sense eventually."
So if even the students in China are confused, I think it's very understandable for western students to feel the same way.
@@tcmstudy thank you for this. It helps 🙏🏼
Somehow it all gets into your brain eventually if you just keep trying! I remeber one day I could just rattle off herbal formulas and was like "when the heck did this information get in there"
just applied for college to prepare to get my masters in chinese medicine!! Luckily my brain works well without the rules (like the step by step of math) im so excited!!
Best of luck!
I just love you. I’m married and my husband knows this 😂 He’s an acupuncturist too. I’m so grateful to have found you. A hundred million thank you’s. ❤
I'm glad this was the very first video I watched 😁
Love the "gradually coming into faocus" metaphor
So funny! I will show it to my kids. They don’t understand what I’m studying and how it’s hard to understand.
i'm Bob , i'm in Ningbo China. i have study chinese acupuncture and massage for years. i want to make foreigner friends to study chinese medicines together.
This video is GREAT. It helped a lot. I can't thank you enough 🙏🙏
Glad it helped!
Great video! I wish I had a TA that could've expressed these concepts to me when I was in school. Actually, come to think of it...
Hey! Have you graduated yet? Sorry, after a while everything runs together.
Also, I think you may have been the 1000th subscriber.
@@tcmstudy oh shoot, number 1000? Congrats! Do I have to give a speech?
There's nobody better to learn from than you, that will be 1000 people glad they have you clarifying these concepts.
Yeah I graduated spring of 17. I have a practice on the east coast now, 2yrs in December
This is exactly what I needed to hear today. I am STRUGGLING. Thank you so much for this video! Subscribing
Indeed learning TCM is not easy, as we are dealing with totally integrated system, each part within is connected with the whole.
I find it easy to share this ancient wisdom by referring everything to the basic fundamentals, i.e. Yin Yang, Qi, and 5 Elements, then it is easier for learners to find integration.
Thank you!!! I needed this!
I wish you had an online theoretical course on acupuncture!!! Pleeease say you do.
Hi Kate. The closest thing I probably have is this video on channel theory: th-cam.com/video/ELlWInY1Wn8/w-d-xo.html
I don't have any video on Fundamentals yet.
Well said! Also great video ! Definitely going to check out your other videos as educational material since I'm just starting out in chinese medicine school.
That’s great! Is this your first semester?
Thank you very much, this makes chinese medicine very clear for me !
Glad it’s helpful!
Thanks for this because I will be starting school next spring...I am an older woman who has raised her children and now will do what I have always wanted to do which is learn about Chinese medicine
That's great! Where are you going to school?
Wow! Thank you for that. Much needed.
Glad you liked it! Are you a student? How are you liking your program?
Nicholas Duchnowski
Yes I am. I just started my second year. I feel it’s definitely complicated every time I think I understand something suddenly I don’t. Lol. This video really helped because I thought it was just me. I’m so happy that I came upon your channel. It’s so helpful thank you. What state are you in? Do you teach?
@@tishpal7373 I feel like things start making more sense in your second year. In your first year it's like, "Here are all these points, memorize them all!!!"
But in your second year, you start coming at it from a different angle. It's more like, "Here is this disease/pattern, what points can we use to treat it?" So everything has a lot more context, so it starts making more sense.
Nicholas Duchnowski Thank you and I sure hope so. 🙏🏻 Thank you again for making these videos.
Taking an integrative approach to learning can be very overwhelming when western style learning has always emphasized on mastering the components rather than the whole
Hello sir nicbolas, im from Philippines i started studying TCM and so on .
I want to go to school but not enough money other words i cant afford the tuition fee , my question how i can have a books of TCM and pass the license .
I recently have an interest for Chinese medicine. What education/ knowledge should I have before trying to go for Chinese Medicine?
Wow that made so much sense🙏✨✨🦋🎆🌹🎶👌🏵🌸🌻🌟thank you!
Thanks Nicholas so helpful 🥰
Hello there. Glad it was helpful!
Thank you… I feel a bit better now.
I have always been interested in holistic medicine, I grew up as a wrestler so diet and nutrition have always been a big part of my life. I was actually looking into doing massage therapy school, however unfortunately as I was helping to coach high school wrestlers, I fractured my left hand in a few places, and the surgeons never corrected the alignment of my fifth digit and it happened right at the MCP joint. I have good mobility but the joint is slightly displaced. And definitely bothers me here and there. I got several x-rays and CT scans so I don’t think the radiation was any better either. Attributing to necrosis and tissue damage. I have been trying to rehab it with a great deal of herbs and remedies, but AnyWho I was thinking that maybe pursuing acupuncture would be a lot less hard on my body and specifically my hands. I am just pretty doubtful because I’ll be honest, I am not the smartest person. I took applied math courses through school and studied communications for my undergrad so I have zero coursework in biology chemistry really or anatomy and physiology. I don’t know if I have what it takes to go through the schooling. Is it very difficult? Seems like you have to be a brainiac to study this field. How long were your programs and how much do they cost
Yes keep moving and come back later.. that’s the best tip thank you.
Yeah, sometimes students try really hard to understand something, but that ends up just confusing them more. Sometimes it’s better to just stick it in the back of your mind, and then later you’ll approach it from a different angle and it will make more sense.
And sometimes students ask a good question and I’ll be like, “That’s a great question, and I have a really good answer, but I’ll tell you when you’re older.”
I want to ask, what is traditional chinese medicine doctor's workplace in countries all around the world like?
I'm studying tcm and don't know anything about tcm doctors around the world. And I'm planning to move to the EU country from Mongolia😅
This is SO TRUE.
I lol’ed at your example from 1:10 to 2:05because I totally relate ☺️
How can I study Chinese medicine online
That’s what I feel exactly and I am in the first month actually 😅
Thanks
Hi Nicholas, do you mind sharing which TCM school you went to and what are your recommended schools? Do you also have a technique for memorizing all the 200 over Acu points and many herbs for TCM? Is there a method to it? Did you also have to memorize the name of the point or just the point location ie HT 7 shen men or just HT 7?
Yes i dont have any tcm schools in my country. Its for how many years? Where u from;)
In the US, we usually go to school for four years.
I went to Pacific College in San Diego. I've talked to other students from other schools, and to be honest the schools and the curriculum all sound pretty similar. I think schools are required to publish their pass-rates for board licensure exams, so that might be a place to look.
For points and herbs, I would start by thinking about the category. If a point has a category (e.g. Yuan-Source or Xi-Cleft), then think of how the functions relate to the category. If a point doesn't have a category, then it's probably less important, and its functions are more related to where it's located on the body.
@@tcmstudy thanks Nicholas! Pacific college is a very well known school! My acupuncturist also went there but he is much older than you hehe
Thank you 😂 I was going to be panic 😅 OMG it's okay chill bruh ( to myself)
Its very difficult! I agree Witherspoon you! People dont study !!!!!!!!❤
Hi Nicholas, what would you say is the hardest part about learning TCM- the points or the herbs? I'm deciding between getting a doctorate in acupuncture (DAc) or doctorate in acupuncture and Chinese medicine (DACM), but am nervous about retaining a lot of Herbology info; hence the DAc option.
Herbs
😂🤣😁I like the way you explained it! Word!
Hey Qing Yi, glad you liked it!
Is the OM theory in your first year TCM Theory basics (中医基础理论）
Yes, exactly. At our school we called it FCM or Fundamentals of Chinese Medicine. I think other schools will call is OM Theory (and that might be what the NCCAOM calls it too).
Are there any jobs I can get if I have a bachelors in this?
Hey.. I am actually 17 ...studying in 12th grade in India.... I wanna study tcm.. And I am pretty confused..can anyone guide ME 😅
You have beautiful surname in polish, Duch mean spirit in polish, and Duchnowski is closely related to spiritual - duchowy.
Sir this is interesting
Coming towards the end of my first year. Waiting for the WTF to turn into an Ahhaa.
I feel like things start to make more sense in your second year. During the first year, it’s like, “Here’s all these points - memorize what they do.”
But in your second year you start to come at it from a different angle. It’s more like, “Here’s this disease, what points to you use to treat it?” So you start to integrate things more and give them more context.
It's easyyy.
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Bahahah the zyzz reference
im chinese but isnt chinese medicine just..... nonsense? or am i missing something?
Nah you're definitely missing something. 不知道怎麼用英文說，就打中文了😂中醫常常因為規範鬆散，江湖術士或不自我精進的大有人在，那種就不太行。像是中醫的針灸靠氣感，天賦和努力都重要。如果中醫自己不養氣、不注重身體保養，或本來就感受不到氣，不太可能背完穴位經絡圖就成功取穴扎針。中醫最基礎的把脈也要靠醫者的感覺去觀察病人的氣血循行，所以遠古時期巫、醫同為一家。可惜有天賦不代表心術純正，巫者走旁門左道危害比一般人大很多，被打壓在情理之中。扯遠啦，話說回來，急症看西醫、調養和慢性病看中醫，各有所長。西醫想要學有所成，可以智商跟努力迅速達標，中醫需要長期沉澱。現代社會步調快，太容易把人養出浮躁的個性，要學中醫需要強大的定力和耐性，好中醫也就更難培養了。
sounds a lot like studying German language :)
Because chines medicine is real deal ! Or real science! Not like western science, keep on changing ! Chinese medicine older more than 5000 years! Both China India has same root
Western science changes constantly as its updated with better and better data, Chinese medicine is mainly superstition and debunked with basic lab equipment. This is a cultural traditional practice not real medicine.
Chinese medicine says hot tea can cure cancer lol
@@bitcoinzoomer9994 where does it say that ( genuinely curious).
@@bitcoinzoomer9994 they found fembendazole, a dog dewormer cures cancer. Ivermectin is a dewormer made from fungus so.. Perhaps a fungus tea.
This is so insanely idiotic, God help anyone being treated with this BS
Go get your yearly vaccine on both arms and take your daily magic pill! Science for you
Do u know chinese? HAHA
How can I study Chinese medicine online