Classics of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture CEU Course | Dr. Daoshing Ni

A one hour Video CEU Course. CAB and NCAOM Approved.

Course description:
In this video course you will acquire basic familiarity with key concepts of major TCM doctrines and schools of thoughts, including a survey of important physicians and their works. The 11 major TCM schools in this course include: Taoist Medicine Doctrine, Medical Classics Doctrine, Formulary Doctrine, Cold Injury Doctrine, Fire-Heat Doctrine, Zang Fu Doctrine, Detoxification Doctrine, Yang Excess Yin Deficient Doctrine, Warming Tonification Doctrine, Wen Injury Doctrine, and Integrative Medicine Doctrine.

On completion the practitioner will understand and be able to differentiate and apply these TCM concepts to clinical settings.

With: Dr. Daoshing Ni, Cofounder Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

[lelagrmaca]

Thank you for this lecture! You teach so good, I didn't lose focus even for a second and I got really inspired to dive into books myself. Lovely!
Are there any lectures of yours on female role in Chinese society and medicine? How was it for women healers, how was it for poor people who couldn't afford medication or treatments, did only rich people get help from doctors, were there alternatives to those treatments available, how were they organized? Can you recommend me some books that could give me answers to that topic?
Thank you again,
I am moving to your next lecture 😊

[grndragon]

Thank you. Trying to heal myself and others

[hasancicek]

Thank you for this great video! It is quite clear to understand. I'll watch the other videos of your channel.

[noradrufovka]

Thanks so much, I just discover you and your chanel, excelent information

[voxiesundragon]

thank you so much for this! you are a wonderful person for providing this information for us :)

[athira]

Thank you very much for your inspiring lecture

[baryk]

realy like to hear all your lectures, good job

[holisticoterapeuta]

Con la experiencia de realizar agopuntura, shiatsu y moxibustion juntos acompañado de fitoterapia, años por el mundo occidental ampliando mis conocimientos que desde esta parte del mundo lo miran de forma Mediocre y Superficial. Hundido en sociedad que no valora MTC vision sin futuro. Emigrar donde me valoren o sean aceptados mis conocimientos. Gracias por la tradiccion de esta clase importante.

[physiogennai]

Great one ! Relaxing and very informative at the same time ! Thank you 🙏🏽

[Nany-E]

Thanks for this enlighting class. Can't wait to learn more!

[IamOkayla]

List of Doctrines :
1. Taoist Doctrine
2. Yi Jing Xue Pai
3. Formulary Doctrine
4. Cold Injury Doctrine
5. Fire Heat Doctrine
6. Yi Shui Xue Pai
7. Detoxification Doctrine
8. Yang Excess Doctrine
9. Warming Tonification Doctrine
10. Wen Injury Doctrine
11. Integrative Medicine Doctrine

[TheAhbee]

Hi sir, where is the best place to learn Chinese bone setting in China. Thanks in advance

[brusckez]

Thank you for your lecture. I was wondering, what about wu xing 5 element school? and is there a specific school that focused more on acupuncture than herbal?
It is great to see a timeline. It made it much more clear for me to understand different styles. if there would be areas/regions where different type of CM school of thought has developed, that would be even better.
thank you again

[mahmud]

Sir, i am from Bangladesh. i have completed my graduation major in management in 2017. After that from 2018 i have been studying Chinese at Confucius Instute of University of Dhaka. I want to go China with scholarship major in TCM. Am i eligible? if i am then Which University is best in China for TCM.

[shinjuku]

We have people, professionals in the community who says, "Chinese medicine may not work for everyone". That's not true at all. How can we change this closed mind-set of those who make false premises when not enough exposure and understanding? (While they think western pill works for everyone). What a false prophecy. Chinese and traditional medicine system takes a person as an individual unlike western modality one size fits all. In Australia one big university closed down a good Chinese medicine school degree programme stating it was "Quakery". How can we educate the community that western, Chinese and traditional are modalities and that while western imaging/testing/surgical techniques can be useful, TCM/Ayurvedic is a way of living life that brings much more quality to a person and a community. It is not acceptable to conveniently discard things that is not in main stream or not understood by so called regulators while we must thrive to ensure TCM education and practice is of highest standard.