Courses

In this course, Dr Barzilay reviews 5 key studies that will make you fall in love with Chinese Medicine and explain how it all fits with modern world diseases and conventional medicine.

This course takes you step by step through this fascinating research; Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) changes and saliva production associated with acupuncture at LI-2 acupuncture point: a randomized controlled study.

In this course Dr. Noah Samuels MD highlights the challenges of researching CAM modalities and presents possible solutions.

Learn about modern scientific research concerning the influence of acupuncture on the human immune system.

Upon completion of the course, participants should have a basic understanding of the philosophy of ethics, conduct of right and wrong, moral diversity and the history behind national and international regulatory policies on ethics in clinical medicine and human subject research.

This preliminary lecture will touch on the basics of today’s theory of carcinogenesis (this will be gone into in greater depth in the full course) which has changed over the years, and will delve into the role of natural supplementation and what guides the selection of supplements in a patient with cancer.

“So how does acupuncture work?” This course provides acupuncturists with an overview of the acupuncture analgesia research to enable them to communicate more effectively with patients, other health practitioners and the community at large when asked that question – “So how does acupuncture work?”

It’s Even Better Than You Think: Understanding the Evidence Behind Acupuncture for CIPN The recent Guideline published by the American Society of Clinical Oncology was…

This course provides an overview of how pain is perceived, and the existing research that sheds light on the multiple central and peripheral bio-mechanisms behind the analgesic effects of acupuncture.

This course presents groundbreaking insights based on recent research published in leading scientific journals, proving the effectiveness of acupuncture in significantly improving the quality of life of cancer patients, especially during chemotherapy periods.

In this TCM Talk Dr. Yair Maimon presents the use of an innovative individualized, sensitivity laboratory testing which was employed to determine the best TCM formula for a cancer patient.

LCS 101 is a unique botanical formula proven to affect immunity and reduce chemotherapy side effects. In this course, you will become familiarized with the research about the formula's effectiveness and its clinical usage.

In this teaching module we will be presenting a series of lectures which will guide you through the fundamentals of conventional scientific research; and help you understand how this research is relevant to the practice of TCM in today’s world of “evidence-based medicine”. 

Drawing from his own experiences in researching the effects of acupuncture treatment for allergic rhinitis (hay fever) on the immune system, Dr McDonald overviews how acupuncture can treat a broad range of inflammatory conditions including allergic rhinitis, asthma, irritable bowel syndrome, osteoarthritis and migraine.

Taking this course you will be able to answer the question: “So, how does acupuncture work?”.

In this course, you will learn about the top 3 studies about acupuncture for chronic pain and why these are the best combination for convincing a neurologist of acupuncture’s efficacy.

In this TCM Talk Dr Birch explores the differences between treating the root and the symptom. He gives examples and share from his vast practical and theoretical knowledge. Dr. Birch goes farther to show some of the modern researches which support this ancient approach.