Zang Fu Pathologies | Acupuncture CEU Course | Dr. Daoshing Ni

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A one hour Video CEU Course. CAB and NCAOM Approved.
Course description:
This class is an exploration of Zang Fu pathologies, differentiation of syndromes and their respective treatments. Organs of the human body do not function independently. Rather, they operate as an interdependent part of a system such as nervous, circulatory, or endocrine system. In this presentation we will explore the classical explanations of organ systems that form the foundation of our contemporary understanding of TCM. The application of these principles requires an understanding of the systemic function of each organ and how the systems work together as a whole.
Upon completion of this class, the practitioner will gain a deeper understanding of how endogenous diseases relate to Zang Fu dysfunction and the treatment methods used in this context to bring the body from disease back to balance.
With: Dr. Daoshing Ni, Cofounder of Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
This is course Number 9 in the series: Foundations of Chinese Medicine

[@ThePearlQ]

Thank you for making your brilliant lectures so easily available. They're such a good learning resource - I'm really enjoying them.

[@LittlePineTree1]

Thank you very much. Dr. Daoshing Ni, I appreciate very much how you spoke calmly and clearly. I look forward to looking at your other TH-cam presentation. Happy Upcoming Holidays to you and your family ! ) Ciao

[@thomasmorillon9391]

wouah, so interesting, even for a tcm practicionner, thks, keep on going

[@todo8328]

Thank you, Doctor.

[@stewartthomas2642]

Love your stuff kick on love it

[@andrewpark2363]

Thanks your teaching

[@chefstefanoleone]

Thank you Dr for sharing very informative.

[@ndcmt1609]

I am very grateful for this. Thank you.

[@JA-pd8jo]

Such an excellent video, thank you so much

[@Pramasthe2019]

Thanks for the lecture

[@virginialing7081]

There is a typo for Shao Yang - San Jiao is the HAND channel not the Foot, Gall Bladder is the FOOT channel not the Hand.

[@filippoferrari6421]

Thanks for the lecture! Are there any translations of Dr. Zhang Yuan Su in any western language?

[@MssMystery]

your lectures are the best :) just wondering were there Liver symptoms? or signs? (8'42)

[@knowledgeisthekey3403]

Where are you located I will like to get certify in acupuncture thanks for your videos

[@AcupunctureContinuingEducation]

Thanks so much for your enthusiasm! I teach at Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Los Angeles. I teach TCM foundation and theory courses and I am chair of the Doctoral program in Reproductive Medicine and Women's Health. The university is named after my grandfather, Yo San Ni.

[@knowledgeisthekey3403]

@@AcupunctureContinuingEducation pls provide me prices and how can I get enroll thanks the address of the school and I see the online information thanks for your early reply

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[@davidgo8874]

Li Dong Yuan advocated the consumption of grains but what about the PiGu theory that the 5 grains feed the "3 worms" and lead to bad health? The PiGu diet (or Bi Gu meaning "No Grain") is like an ancient version of the gluten free diet. Don't know too much about it but Taoists sometimes practice this diet.

[@brandontea3815]

Pi Gu is.... basically means fasting. There're 3 (unsure) level. First level, no 5 grains. Second level, no meat. Third level, no cooked food. I didn't know anything about feeding the "3 worms" but, this PiGu diet is use to clearn the Qi inside the body. Essentially, is a teaching of eating mindfully, the method is just another function of it. That's all I know, hope it helps!