Huang Di Nei Jing | Acupuncture CEU Course | Dr. Daoshing Ni

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A one hour Video CEU Course. CAB and NCAOM Approved.
Course description:
This class presents a survey of the earliest and most authoritative texts in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Principles of the Huang Di Nei Jing, also known as Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine, are illustrated with regard to the foundation of Chinese Medicine. The continuing development and growth of TCM is further explored in the Nan Jing (Classic of Difficulties) and other supporting texts.
By studying these classics, the practitioner can gain deeper insights into some of the fundamental theories that are clinically relevant in understanding pathophysiology and diagnosis of different disease conditions.
With: Dr. Daoshing Ni, Cofounder Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Great lecture!! Wonderful insights of CTM into simple language!

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very helpful, thank you!

excellent lecture! thank you for sharing this knowledge in such an organized and concise way!

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Fantastic lecture, thoroughly enjoyed.

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Thank you for these videos. A friend of mine teaches TCM, but made it incredibly complicated. Your videos made it much more understandable.

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Just over one minute in and loving this. Thank you, thank you..

[@JeffreyPappas786]

A video on TCM and weight loss (kidney yang deficiency etc.) would probably be pertinent and interesting to many people. The TCM view on addiction and the counterintuitive use of aphrodisiacs in mental disorders would also be curious to discuss in a western context.
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Thank you 🙏🏽

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The digital root of 81 is 9. When you look at the repeating 24 sequence of digital of the Fibonacci sequence on a clock and then add the clock opposites, you always get 9. 💥 9 is also yang and the whole.

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Always very interesting

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Thanks very much Dr. Ni! Very interesting! Don’t the kidneys also hate cold? Good luck!

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[@kanora582]

The word Jing is more closely translated as 'essence' / foundation, beginning, source or 'life force of'

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“金”字有误，不是“全”

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Une nouvelle chaîne qui vous propose une traduction du Huang di Nei Jing en français

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18:55

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