Understanding the San Jiao in the Classics
The San Jiao is a special organ, sometimes difficult to apprehend. The Chinese vision is multiple and complex. This lecture is created to help the …
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Zangfu from the Ground Up: The Qualities and Movements of the Zangfu Organs
This course provides a fresh look at Chinese Medicine through the Chinese characters to reveal their meaning. Guided by Deborah Woolf Lic Ac, a kee…
Sovereign and Ministerial Fire in the Classics
The Fire has multiple aspects, being for instance one of the Five elements (or phases) as well as a pathological evil Qi. As one of the Five elemen…
Fear/Anxiety Will Affect All Zang-Organs
In this course, Dr. phil. Dr.rer.med. Dominique Hertzer uses classical medical texts to explore the characteristics…
Liver from the Ground Up
This course provides a fresh look at the Liver in Chinese Medicine through the Chinese characters to reveal their meaning through readings text par…
Prescribing Poisons for Healing? A Lesson from Traditional Chinese Pharmacy
This talk explores the ways physicians, religious devotees, court officials, and laypeople used powerful substances to both treat intractable illne…
The Secrets of Qi: The Concept of Qi in Ancient Texts
In this course Elisabeth walks us through the process of evolving notions through time, and points to crucial under…
The Ben Cao Gang Mu by Li Shizhen
The Ben Cao Gang Mu by Li Shizhen A Webinar By Prof. Paul Unschuld You can further learn with Prof. Unschuld and/or support his life…
Discussing Explanations of Channels and Points
This text, (circa. 17th century) is an extremely unique text in the way that it analyses acupuncture points, names, and diseases which sets it apar…
New Insights Into the Ancient Treasures of Chinese Medicine
For the first time, Prof. Unschuld presents his translation of the Ben Cao Gang Mu, the apex of pre-modern Chinese pharmaceutical-therapeutic liter…
