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Deepest Health Podcast 18 – Laurie Ayers – Chinese medicine scholarship & memorization

on March 12th, 2012 in Podcast by

Interview with Laurie Ayers, LAc (UK) I’m happy to welcome Laurie Ayers to the Deepest Health podcast. Laurie is a rising star in the field of Chinese medicine whom I met through his involvement with the Institute of Classics in East Asian Medicine (ICEAM). He is someone who consistently inspires…

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The importance of the Spleen in studying Classical Chinese Medicine

on November 15th, 2011 in Theory and Philosophy by

脾 Pi – Spleen : Lessons learned from Yin Earth Earthly Branch Si – The Snake : Lesson – You can take in a lot more than you think, but don’t overdo it The Spleen is associated with the 6th Earthly Branch 巳 – Si. This is one of the…

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Reawakening the faculty of touch in learning Chinese herbs

on October 20th, 2009 in Chinese herbal medicine, Learning by

So, I didn’t write much about using the faculty of sight in learning Chinese herbs. That’s mostly because I’m doing other research about it, particularly around the doctrine of signatures and I’d prefer to write more when I have more to say. I’m already retooling my NCNM class for next…

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Listening my way to success in the NCCAOM acupuncture board exam

on June 9th, 2009 in Learning by

Update : I passed!  :) As I said before, I’ve been spending a significant amount of time studying for and taking my NCCAOM acupuncture board exams.  As I said in my last post… “…I’ve successfully completed the foundations and biomedicine exams already.  I found them to be much different from…

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7 Life Changing Habits I have learned through Chinese Medicine study

on July 6th, 2007 in Practitioner Development by

I am a reasonably successful person on a number of fronts. I have a beautiful family that thrives on open and honest communication, shared fun and mutual support. I have many close friends with whom I can discuss nearly everything. I get excellent grades in school and feel I am…

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