128 Saam Acupuncture, the Scholar Tradition • Andreas Bruch
Acupuncture The Saam tradition traces its roots back four hundred years to a monk who as part of his meditative practice received some insight into medicine that allowed him see and work simultaneously with the five phases and six conformations. But monks are not doctors, even if...
127 Tracking the Void, Non-Linear Methods of Research • Lisa Taylor-Swanson
Methods Humans have an innate drive to make sense of the world. To understand how things work and see if we can reliability influence the outcome on something. To find a way to get more of what we want, or less of what we dislike. When you think about it, life is one big...
126 Special Episode- Treating the Coronavirus With Chinese Medicine • Jin Zhao
Conditions The coronavirus that emerged in Wu Han earlier in this year has disrupted travel and business and has been a deep cause of concern as doctors throughout the world, and especially in China, strive to understand the nature of this pathogen. Conventional medicine brings...
125 Mirror of the Interior- Chinese Medicine Dermatology • Olivia Hsu Friedman
Conditions It’s easy to think of our skin as the outside wrapper, but really its a mirror of the internal environment. And while topical treatment of skin has it use, it’s learning to adjust that inner milieu that over time makes for the biggest changes with the skin. It’s quite...