⚠️: There's a mistake in the slides around 9:20 - the "hand" and "foot" for the Shao Yang are flipped. This was probably a mistake in copy/pasting the table, but it should be correct in the downloadable handout: tcmstudy.net/handouts/A01_Intro.pdf Sorry about that!
You are an excellent profesor ....please keep on bringing this exceptional knowledge to us westerns ...your humorous way to focus and explain are A+ thanks
I stumbled upon this and was amazed! If this was something car or beauty related, you'd probably have over a million subscribers by now. Keep up the hard work...it will pay off!
Bro you got yourself a new subscriber! Very clear and easy to understand explanation of how this stuff works. Thanks for putting this up! Made screenshot of the images you showed, nice and uncluttered for my future reference. Definitely going to watch this one a few times over. Now I'm curious about the next ones in this series. Keep it up Nicholas!
Glad it’s helpful! You can also download the lecture slides here: www.tcmstudy.net/handouts/A01_Intro.pdf I might wait until January to do the next one and do it as a livestream
Amazing video. They say if you can teach something to a five year old; you have a pretty good grasp of it. I felt majorly enlightened on this; and I'm not even a student! I actually stumbled on to this when searching out more specific information to help me with James MacRitchie's, "The Eight Extraordinary Meridians" Internal Qigong manuscript. He listed 16 points in the system; but my manuscript did not have the charts that he was referring to. I turned to his stuff after practicing telekinesis/psychokinesis (you might just call them chi experiments). Trebor Seven and many other practitioners speak of having a foundation of strong energy, along with faith, and mental and bodily calm. Qigong seemed to be the way to go to get that kind of energy; so I started looking into it; and then practicing it. So, I was incredibly glad and relieved to come across your super easy to understand primer video on accupuncture pathways. Thanks so much, Dave
Hi David! I'm glad this video was helpful. I was making it with my beginner acupuncture students in mind, but I'm glad you were able to get something out of it!
Really, thanks so much for this! I'm watching after taking my Meridian and Acupuncture Theory course - wish I'd seen this before :) Excellent review of basics.
Love it! Love it! WOW simple and easy teaching gracias I really enjoy I will be following you on your video I learn more with you of what i been learning at school lol Many blessings.
Nicholas, in the circadian clock there is more qi in a particular channel, but while each primary channel reaches it's organ, it is also its moment of highest activity. What do you think about it?
According to the web The circulating pathways of the twelve Meridians flow from the face to the feet, from the feet to the chest, from the chest into the hands, and from the hands back to the face. Is that correct why is different on the directions you teach ?
I think we're saying the same thing, just with a different starting point: Face -> Feet -> Chest -> Hands -> Face ... vs. Chest -> Hands -> Face -> Foot -> Chest ... When people talk about the flow of qi, they usually start with the Lung channel, which goes chest to hand. So that's why I start with chest to hand.
You are my hero, I’m learning this exact information right now that we’ve just started 2nd semester of year 1, you’re explaination is so valuable. Thank you!!! I’ll be making my own chart as you taught. So grateful 🙏 sharing this with my classmates!
I'm glad it's helpful! I'll try to make make some more about the secondary channels, point categories, and cun measurements. It might just take a while.
Nicholas Duchnowski I’ll be waiting with baited breath! But no pressure or rush I know it’s a lot of work to make videos covering all this detail! My professor happened to run across your video and he also recommended it. You make quality stuff that’s helping us students! So grateful for your time and knowledge🌟
Best. TCM. Teacher. Ever. Thank you for openly sharing your knowledge and creating content that is concise, clear, and relatable. You have no idea how helpful your videos and links are to students like me...seriously thank you.
What an interesting and informative lecture. I think the origin story is particularly fascinating, were the channels discovered first or the points? I think it's also interesting that other cultures seem to have used acupuncture. The frozen ice man of the Alps had tattoos in patterns that resemble acupuncture points. Some folk traditions cauterized points on the body, especially the ears, to treat various illnesses. Auricular acupuncture was used by the ancient Egyptians apparently. Were those distinct cultures independently discovering the channels or was there wide spread knowledge at the time. Hard to say.
This is such a great video! There is a lot of important information here and these are some of the best studying methods I've heard on these topics. I'll be watching this video over and over again until every word sticks. Thank you for making this video and sharing this info!
Thank you. I LOVE the book "Applied Channel Theory" too and although I'm still in TCM school and don't want to distract too much (yet) from what I need to learn for the board exams, but I have a hard time putting that book down! This is the first of your videos I've seen. I am subscribing. So glad I found your (TH-cam) channel! :)
Wow you are a fantastic teacher. Really clear. You could teach rocket science to 4 year olds and Im sure they would understand every concept! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
Hi Nicholas. I'm doing a course in acupuncture in India and was wondering which channel addresses issues of the female reproductive organs? Also, is it important to remember the elements such as Fire, Earth etc?
thank you for being so organized in your delivery. as a first year student, i find your videos encouraging and easily digestible. this one was super helpful. much appreciated!!
Thank you so much for your videos! I am going to be starting TCM school in January, so I am really trying to cram in as much as possible now so that I can handle it successfully while working full time (not my choice, but I have to do it unfortunately). Do you have any recommendations of things to knock out on the front end to make that easier? Thank you again!
You usually start with basic theory. I might make some Fundamentals of TCM videos in a few months, but I have some old videos on Yin and Yang (th-cam.com/video/PgGl2GifqXw/w-d-xo.html) and the Five Phases (th-cam.com/video/xbcdbEztyfg/w-d-xo.html). You could also read the book The Web that Has No Weaver by Ted Kapchuck: amzn.to/3B0C2MJ
What do you think of Giovanni Marciola's text books? I've got Bensky, Chen, and many others but so far have avoided GMs books for some reason. I've heard lots of criticism such as poor layout, confusing terms, and so on. I want to get as many good books on TCM as I can but there are quite a few and sorting them out to find the good ones will be hard.
Short answer: I feel like his books are... the opposite of concise? Verbose? Bloated? For Foundations, I actually prefer the blue Nigel Wiseman book because it's very concise and to the point. But other people think it's incredibly boring.
Dear Nicholas do you also do any other videos on the channels e.g. KI, BL, Pericard, San Jiao, Du Mai, Ren Mai? Thank you for such great teachings on your videos! I am blessed:-)
this is my second visit to this video from the first time (2-3 days ago). I'm appreciating it more and more esp the notes seeing how well it's laid out, sequenced, and displayed visually. thank you so much.
Your videos are ALL amazing, thank you so much. Your channel is my go-to! I'm learning everything for my course through them and really appreciate how you give us tricks to break it down/remember. Míle buíochas!
Hi Nicholas, I love your videos they are so helpful! I was recently referred to them by my professor. I am hoping that you have a video on point categories, transporting points, etc. I am doing my midterm review this week and you videos make it easier for me to understand concepts rather than memorize. Thanks for your help!
I'm hoping to make one soon (or.. eventually). In the meantime, if you look at the Lung Channel video, as it goes through the points, it mentions the functions of each point category and gives some examples. So scroll through to LU-1, LU-3, LU-6 through 11. If you want, I have some powerpoint slides on the categories, but they're not on the website. Email me at nicholas@tcmstudy.net
@@tcmstudy Thanks so much for getting back to me. I will definitely check out the Lung video-it was on my list to watch! I’ve watched other videos on TH-cam but yours are really the best I've found. Easy to understand and fun to watch. I can't imagine how much time goes into the production of just one video. We, your students and fans are grateful.
Omg...I am a first year tcm student, and I don't understand anything in class, but your channel ( pun intended) has made things so much easier and clearer to digest. You are honestly a life saver. Thank you so much.
Good video with good sense of humor, yes so many points to take care and we TCM students do need so much snacks!!! enjoyed it! Thank you very much to make this. Qing
Wow! If I had only had a professor like you in my studies, it just would have made my journey through the twists and turns of acupuncture studies so much easier and joyful. Thank you for integrating and beautifully melding the disparate facts into a coherent whole.
Thank you so much. I am studying TCM in german, which is not my mother-tongue, and it is so very helpful to find one of your videos that explains it to me in a clear and concise way. You have helped my study process enormously, thank you🤗
Nicholas: Wow--you are so informative in a practical, easy, and casual way. That's GREAT teaching!!! "One who makes a complex subject simple (or at least more simple) is a great benefit to students. It's like instead of lecturing "down" to students, you put yourself in the student seat and say, "how can I remember this better/easier?"....YES!!!!!! I've had so many "smart" teachers who know their subjects but don't form a valuable bridge to the minds of their students to help them learn the material best. YOU, my friend DO. I have a question for you: I'm in CA TCM school (online because of COVID now), only first semester, but am not really feeling the TCM path in me...I'm more resonating with the Classical Five Element (Worsley path) of using the channels/points/ and their spirit uses to heal along with the constitution....do you have any insight into Classical 5E approach from personal training/experience or colleagues that you can share? Does Classical 5E work well with patients too, just from a different "lens" or orientation to healing? Thanks so much! Jenn
Excelent class! I like the material, history, i am attended Samra University in 2010, you are right on point. Great video, I will share it. It is a must for an acupunture strudents. Writing to you from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Keep it on. !
Me: oh I should definitely learn about meridians more indepth to use this extra knowledge for my new reiki business and understand the channels more... me after this video: I shouldn't call them meridians and I think my brain is now broken 😂 I would likely need to watch this 4billion times to wrap my head around it haha
I’ve been practicing 40 years, and I must say that you and your video content have, really really inspired me to go back to basics!! Your fluidity and command of the Medicine is refreshing!!! Deeply grateful for all you do for our profession!! Happy New Year!!
Thank you very much for the concise and helpful information. It really does help to understand with pictures and explanations how easily we can recall those channels and how they run. I’m a first year student in my first week of uni and have been searching to understand more what actual channels are. Are they like invisible pathways where Qi and blood flow between Jing Luo making up the network in the body or are they the same pathways that follow central and peripheral neurovascular systems? Or some of the channels just happen to overlap with central and peripheral neurovascular systems? I understand that blood vessels were only discovered in western medicine around 16th century so it may not be exactly the same pathway as blood vessels? Are channels physical pathways where Qi and blood flow? I’m trying to let go of my western medicine knowledge as I’m starting to learn that’s the only way to fully embrace and understand acupuncture and Chinese medicine but I couldn’t get a clear answer on the channels.
which channels/meridians are related with (secondary) lymphedema at lower extremities (after hysterectomy and lymphadenectomy), could you please give me the name of your video link about that, thank you for reading and answering, thank you for sharing your knowledge here with us. :)
i am amazed with your knowledge on TCM theory. i would most of western students do not understand basic theory of yin yang and 12 channels. very impressive!!!
⚠️: There's a mistake in the slides around 9:20 - the "hand" and "foot" for the Shao Yang are flipped. This was probably a mistake in copy/pasting the table, but it should be correct in the downloadable handout: tcmstudy.net/handouts/A01_Intro.pdf
Sorry about that!
Thank you for the notes so useful.
Hey daddy
I saw the whole video at once without stop .. and its the first thing I see regarding chines medicine ♥️
You are a genius! This video cleared up so much confusion for me! Thank you!!!
You’re extremely thorough and I appreciate the detail. I am so into Chinese medicine! You explain everything really perfect. Namaste
Hi Ana. Glad the video is helpful.
You are an excellent profesor ....please keep on bringing this exceptional knowledge to us westerns ...your humorous way to focus and explain are A+ thanks
You are one of the most amazing teachers ever!
Thank you! Glad it's helpful.
I stumbled upon this and was amazed! If this was something car or beauty related, you'd probably have over a million subscribers by now. Keep up the hard work...it will pay off!
That’s a lot of work on your part! Wow. Much appreciated sir!
Bro you got yourself a new subscriber! Very clear and easy to understand explanation of how this stuff works. Thanks for putting this up! Made screenshot of the images you showed, nice and uncluttered for my future reference. Definitely going to watch this one a few times over. Now I'm curious about the next ones in this series. Keep it up Nicholas!
Glad it’s helpful! You can also download the lecture slides here: www.tcmstudy.net/handouts/A01_Intro.pdf
I might wait until January to do the next one and do it as a livestream
I subscribed form the first video
Very informative, you are a good teacher. Thank you
You are a fantastic teacher. Any time you need a review. Just ask.
Amazing video. They say if you can teach something to a five year old; you have a pretty good grasp of it. I felt majorly enlightened on this; and I'm not even a student!
I actually stumbled on to this when searching out more specific information to help me with James MacRitchie's, "The Eight Extraordinary Meridians" Internal Qigong manuscript. He listed 16 points in the system; but my manuscript did not have the charts that he was referring to.
I turned to his stuff after practicing telekinesis/psychokinesis (you might just call them chi experiments). Trebor Seven and many other practitioners speak of having a foundation of strong energy, along with faith, and mental and bodily calm. Qigong seemed to be the way to go to get that kind of energy; so I started looking into it; and then practicing it.
So, I was incredibly glad and relieved to come across your super easy to understand primer video on accupuncture pathways.
Thanks so much,
Dave
Hi David! I'm glad this video was helpful. I was making it with my beginner acupuncture students in mind, but I'm glad you were able to get something out of it!
Nicholas is clever, smart, knowledgeable.
Really, thanks so much for this! I'm watching after taking my Meridian and Acupuncture Theory course - wish I'd seen this before :) Excellent review of basics.
Glad you like it, and hopefully it's good review. I'll try to have more on secondary channels and point categories soon.
Just so helpful thank you
Love it! Love it! WOW simple and easy teaching gracias I really enjoy I will be following you on your video I learn more with you of what i been learning at school lol Many blessings.
Awesome! Thank you!
Awesome video! I love your channel, so much good content!
Glad you enjoy it!
Amazing video ! Thank you!
THANK YOU. SO MUCH.
Thank you so much..
Nicholas, in the circadian clock there is more qi in a particular channel, but while each primary channel reaches it's organ, it is also its moment of highest activity. What do you think about it?
Too 👍 need copies
Excellent..
Thank you!
According to the web The circulating pathways of the twelve Meridians flow from the face to the feet, from the feet to the chest, from the chest into the hands, and from the hands back to the face. Is that correct why is different on the directions you teach ?
I think we're saying the same thing, just with a different starting point:
Face -> Feet -> Chest -> Hands -> Face ...
vs.
Chest -> Hands -> Face -> Foot -> Chest ...
When people talk about the flow of qi, they usually start with the Lung channel, which goes chest to hand. So that's why I start with chest to hand.
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Just basic. The body look like a mobile phone.if you don't unlock the keyboard.You do nothing for the body
You are my hero, I’m learning this exact information right now that we’ve just started 2nd semester of year 1, you’re explaination is so valuable. Thank you!!! I’ll be making my own chart as you taught. So grateful 🙏 sharing this with my classmates!
I'm glad it's helpful! I'll try to make make some more about the secondary channels, point categories, and cun measurements. It might just take a while.
Nicholas Duchnowski I’ll be waiting with baited breath! But no pressure or rush I know it’s a lot of work to make videos covering all this detail! My professor happened to run across your video and he also recommended it. You make quality stuff that’s helping us students! So grateful for your time and knowledge🌟
Can't believe how smoothly u took on a ride of TCM....salute and respect...you are my light house sir....
Hello Prakhar! Glad the videos are helpful!
thank you so much. You are more knowleageable in medidians than me as a Chinese. You taught even clearer than teachers in accupuncture university.
Glad it's helpful! I only know what is presented in the books.
Best. TCM. Teacher. Ever. Thank you for openly sharing your knowledge and creating content that is concise, clear, and relatable. You have no idea how helpful your videos and links are to students like me...seriously thank you.
Большое спасибо! Жаль что книга , которую вы рекомендуете нет в переводе на русский язык.
What an interesting and informative lecture. I think the origin story is particularly fascinating, were the channels discovered first or the points? I think it's also interesting that other cultures seem to have used acupuncture. The frozen ice man of the Alps had tattoos in patterns that resemble acupuncture points. Some folk traditions cauterized points on the body, especially the ears, to treat various illnesses. Auricular acupuncture was used by the ancient Egyptians apparently. Were those distinct cultures independently discovering the channels or was there wide spread knowledge at the time. Hard to say.
This is such a great video! There is a lot of important information here and these are some of the best studying methods I've heard on these topics. I'll be watching this video over and over again until every word sticks. Thank you for making this video and sharing this info!
Glad you like it! Hopefully it won't be too long before the next one.
Thank you. I LOVE the book "Applied Channel Theory" too and although I'm still in TCM school and don't want to distract too much (yet) from what I need to learn for the board exams, but I have a hard time putting that book down! This is the first of your videos I've seen. I am subscribing. So glad I found your (TH-cam) channel! :)
Good video! Channels are the spaces which the Qi can get trough. Points are the places where you can manage the Qi.
Wow you are a fantastic teacher. Really clear. You could teach rocket science to 4 year olds and Im sure they would understand every concept! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
Nice video.This is the first video i saw about acupuncture seriously.The way of presentation and content is excellent.Keep doing more
Hai i am a acupucture student. I like you're way of teaching. Thanks...
I really love the way you present your lectures , I never get tired of listening to you . Keep it up sir !
Thoroughly enjoy learning from your channel. Thankyou for your great work!
Glad you enjoy it!
Hi Nicholas. I'm doing a course in acupuncture in India and was wondering which channel addresses issues of the female reproductive organs? Also, is it important to remember the elements such as Fire, Earth etc?
My goodness, that was absolutely great! Thank you so much for your generosity.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much Nicholas! You are such a great teacher. You help me a lot!
thank you for being so organized in your delivery. as a first year student, i find your videos encouraging and easily digestible. this one was super helpful. much appreciated!!
Hey Andrea, glad it was helpful! I'll try to make more.
Such a brilliant explaination. Integrated complexity made plain simple completeness thankyou.
Thank you so much for your videos! I am going to be starting TCM school in January, so I am really trying to cram in as much as possible now so that I can handle it successfully while working full time (not my choice, but I have to do it unfortunately). Do you have any recommendations of things to knock out on the front end to make that easier? Thank you again!
You usually start with basic theory. I might make some Fundamentals of TCM videos in a few months, but I have some old videos on Yin and Yang (th-cam.com/video/PgGl2GifqXw/w-d-xo.html) and the Five Phases (th-cam.com/video/xbcdbEztyfg/w-d-xo.html).
You could also read the book The Web that Has No Weaver by Ted Kapchuck: amzn.to/3B0C2MJ
What do you think of Giovanni Marciola's text books? I've got Bensky, Chen, and many others but so far have avoided GMs books for some reason. I've heard lots of criticism such as poor layout, confusing terms, and so on. I want to get as many good books on TCM as I can but there are quite a few and sorting them out to find the good ones will be hard.
Short answer: I feel like his books are... the opposite of concise? Verbose? Bloated? For Foundations, I actually prefer the blue Nigel Wiseman book because it's very concise and to the point. But other people think it's incredibly boring.
Thank you so much for excellent way of teaching,
Dear Nicholas do you also do any other videos on the channels e.g. KI, BL, Pericard, San Jiao, Du Mai, Ren Mai? Thank you for such great teachings on your videos! I am blessed:-)
Thank you so much for such a clear presentation. The best video on the topic I have found.
this is my second visit to this video from the first time (2-3 days ago). I'm appreciating it more and more esp the notes seeing how well it's laid out, sequenced, and displayed visually. thank you so much.
Very good vedio for students who know the basics.
Your videos are ALL amazing, thank you so much. Your channel is my go-to! I'm learning everything for my course through them and really appreciate how you give us tricks to break it down/remember. Míle buíochas!
I have my 101 exam in less than 2 weeks... Your videos are so so helpful. Thank you so much for everything!
Amazing. Thank you very much.
From where and how I can buy acupuncture book
Amazing, suddenly everything began to make sense. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
You're a great teacher, looking forward to courses you teach 🙏🏼✨
Your teachings are a blessing to a novice like me! Thank youuu
Hi Nicholas, I love your videos they are so helpful! I was recently referred to them by my professor. I am hoping that you have a video on point categories, transporting points, etc. I am doing my midterm review this week and you videos make it easier for me to understand concepts rather than memorize. Thanks for your help!
I'm hoping to make one soon (or.. eventually). In the meantime, if you look at the Lung Channel video, as it goes through the points, it mentions the functions of each point category and gives some examples. So scroll through to LU-1, LU-3, LU-6 through 11.
If you want, I have some powerpoint slides on the categories, but they're not on the website. Email me at nicholas@tcmstudy.net
@@tcmstudy Thanks so much for getting back to me. I will definitely check out the Lung video-it was on my list to watch! I’ve watched other videos on TH-cam but yours are really the best I've found. Easy to understand and fun to watch. I can't imagine how much time goes into the production of just one video. We, your students and fans are grateful.
Omg...I am a first year tcm student, and I don't understand anything in class, but your channel ( pun intended) has made things so much easier and clearer to digest. You are honestly a life saver. Thank you so much.
Good video with good sense of humor, yes so many points to take care and we TCM students do need so much snacks!!! enjoyed it! Thank you very much to make this. Qing
Hi Qing. Glad you enjoyed it!
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@15 min is priceless!
You are hilarious. Thanks for the review.
Wow! If I had only had a professor like you in my studies, it just would have made my journey through the twists and turns of acupuncture studies so much easier and joyful. Thank you for integrating and beautifully melding the disparate facts into a coherent whole.
Thank you, for your energy and teaching!!
I love your videos!!!
Thanks! Glad you like them!
Thank you so much. I am studying TCM in german, which is not my mother-tongue, and it is so very helpful to find one of your videos that explains it to me in a clear and concise way. You have helped my study process enormously, thank you🤗
Nicholas: Wow--you are so informative in a practical, easy, and casual way. That's GREAT teaching!!! "One who makes a complex subject simple (or at least more simple) is a great benefit to students. It's like instead of lecturing "down" to students, you put yourself in the student seat and say, "how can I remember this better/easier?"....YES!!!!!! I've had so many "smart" teachers who know their subjects but don't form a valuable bridge to the minds of their students to help them learn the material best. YOU, my friend DO. I have a question for you: I'm in CA TCM school (online because of COVID now), only first semester, but am not really feeling the TCM path in me...I'm more resonating with the Classical Five Element (Worsley path) of using the channels/points/ and their spirit uses to heal along with the constitution....do you have any insight into Classical 5E approach from personal training/experience or colleagues that you can share? Does Classical 5E work well with patients too, just from a different "lens" or orientation to healing? Thanks so much! Jenn
Similar to Ayurveda etc... surya naadi... Sun channel... Chandra naadi moon channel... Sushumana naadi in middle
Your presentations are fantastic. Just please stop eating M&M (color-coated SUGAR. (bad shit)) They are bad for your health.
Excelent class! I like the material, history, i am attended Samra University in 2010, you are right on point. Great video, I will share it. It is a must for an acupunture strudents. Writing to you from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Keep it on. !
I'm so grateful to be able to learn from you, it is helping so many things click that have been very confusing. I so appreciate your work!!!!
You are my savior, very well explained. You are the greatest teacher. Thanks ❤
Just wow. Concise and clear explanation. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Me: oh I should definitely learn about meridians more indepth to use this extra knowledge for my new reiki business and understand the channels more... me after this video: I shouldn't call them meridians and I think my brain is now broken 😂 I would likely need to watch this 4billion times to wrap my head around it haha
As a TCM student in Belgium, I am so happy to have your video's to come back to, they really are such a big help! Thank you so much! 🙏🙌
That’s great! Are you in Flanders or Walloonie?
I’ve been practicing 40 years, and I must say that you and your video content have, really really inspired me to go back to basics!! Your fluidity and command of the Medicine is refreshing!!! Deeply grateful for all you do for our profession!! Happy New Year!!
Thank you Nicholas for this beautiful presentation. Greetings from Turkey🌹
This is amazing and so helpful, thank you very much 👍🏻
Thank you very much for the concise and helpful information. It really does help to understand with pictures and explanations how easily we can recall those channels and how they run.
I’m a first year student in my first week of uni and have been searching to understand more what actual channels are. Are they like invisible pathways where Qi and blood flow between Jing Luo making up the network in the body or are they the same pathways that follow central and peripheral neurovascular systems? Or some of the channels just happen to overlap with central and peripheral neurovascular systems? I understand that blood vessels were only discovered in western medicine around 16th century so it may not be exactly the same pathway as blood vessels? Are channels physical pathways where Qi and blood flow?
I’m trying to let go of my western medicine knowledge as I’m starting to learn that’s the only way to fully embrace and understand acupuncture and Chinese medicine but I couldn’t get a clear answer on the channels.
which channels/meridians are related with (secondary) lymphedema at lower extremities (after hysterectomy and lymphadenectomy), could you please give me the name of your video link about that, thank you for reading and answering, thank you for sharing your knowledge here with us. :)
You are simply the best, Nicholas!
I agree.
So clear. Excellent summary Nicholas. I enjoy your videos so much. Big heart felt gratitude!
Glad they're helpful!
I love it! You are an excellent teacher! So interesting and well explained! Thank you 🙏
Thank you! Glad it’s helpful!
Very nice.
Omg, I just found your "channel" and I love it ! Thanks so much.
Somewhere I've read that the yang brightness was named after the Ming Dynasty which was also called the Brightness Dynasty
Thank you so much! This really helps.
Glad it helped!
I really can't thank you enough 😚
Glad it’s helpful!
Thank you so much, so well explained. Thanks, Thanks, Thanks :)
amazing. This video is more clear than my professor.
Hi Henry! I'm glad it's helpful!
You have been reported to your professor for this comment
your rich knowledge of TCM makes me just shut up and leave!
Hi👋🏼 Do you have any videos that talk about the 8 Principles?
Great video! Thank you, there is always something to learn, no matter how much experience you may have...
You are a great teacher, thank you.
It is really superb, Thanks a million Nicholas!
Glad you like it!
Great explanations of 3 weeks class in 27 min lol
i am amazed with your knowledge on TCM theory. i would most of western students do not understand basic theory of yin yang and 12 channels. very impressive!!!
Only those who study it
Thank you so much... your teaching way and going to details is brilliant
Like always, great job man :) thank you
Thank you too!
Love this! Thank you
Glad it’s helpful!