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Manual of Acupuncture author, Peter Deadman, on iPad apps, community acupuncture & more

on May 14th, 2012 in Acupuncture & Related Arts by

Given a choice between practicing only Chinese herbs or only acupuncture, I would quickly choose the former. That should be no surprise to anybody who has visited Deepest Health for any length of time. That being said, I have immense respect for acupuncture and find myself fascinated by it daily….

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Love, inspiration and living Chinese medicine

on April 12th, 2012 in Practitioner Development by

So now Faith, Hope and Love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love. (Corinthians 1:13) Have you ever found yourself frozen? In private practice in Chinese medicine (as in other medicine – I assume) this happens. A particularly difficult patient walks in, presenting with something you’ve never…

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Studying Chinese Medicine – new issue of Chinese Medicine Quarterly is ready

on March 28th, 2012 in Learning by

As a practitioner of Chinese medicine, my developmental trajectory has been… interesting.  Because I was in higher education for the better part of a decade before starting medical school, I started a little burnt out.  However, the enthusiasm I had for this new venture powered me through my first year…

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Guizhi tang 桂枝湯, Shanghan lun line 12 & Chinese herb study

on January 19th, 2012 in Shanghan lun by

There is no use mentioning what has come before – the Dragon energy that has come my way through the yijing, through conversations, through my own presence as Dragon born, through the energy of this coming year – demands a focus on what is coming up and what is flourishing. Today…

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Shennong rising! Come learn Chinese herbs with us!

on January 17th, 2012 in Uncategorized by

I hope you have been enjoying the changes on the new site.  The blog archive is steadily being repopulated.  New resources are being created and polished.  We’re being active on the major social networks.  A couple of secret projects behind the scenes.  But, the big news this last six months…

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Wind – the father of the 100 diseases – new issue of Chinese Medicine Quarterly

on December 2nd, 2011 in Physiology and Pathology by

Hey folks, I’ve got a few articles on particular Chinese herbs from the archives coming your way – cleaned up and ready for consumption.  But in the meantime, I wanted to let you know that the newest issue of Chinese Medicine Quarterly is up. This time, writers were asked to…

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