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What is a watershed?

3 March 2009 Cultivation

So, you may remember all this talk about the Awareness project.  The idea was (and is, though evolved now) that we wanted to bring all of our senses to bear IN THE WORLD as people nourished by particular types of practices to really live what the Classics tell us about.  This in turn would be [...]

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Salt-sensitive hypertension and Classical Chinese Medicine, Part 2

10 September 2008 Hypertension

This is the second part in a three part guest article series by Brandon Brown, student at National College of Natural Medicine and Chinese medicine blogger. You can access the first part of the article which covers salt in the macrocosm – nature. I should note that he has posted references for the entire [...]

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Salt-sensitive hypertension and Classical Chinese Medicine, Part 1

9 September 2008 Hypertension

Editor intro
This is a Guest Post by 3rd year Classical Chinese Medicine student (and Chinese medicine blogger) Brandon Brown.  Brandon is a friend of mine and an excellent student.  He approached me with this paper and I immediately knew it would be a fantastic contribution to the site as many folks have asked me for [...]

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How the Chinese organ clock yields a more nuanced view of the Heart

21 August 2008 Cultivation

Here I will present a basic overview of TCM information concerning the Heart and then add a layer of information gleaned from the Organ clock (a more CCM way of looking at things).  I want to do this to demonstrate how the Classical approach yields a more nuanced view than the straight organ-based TCM [...]

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