Contents of Volume: VI, Issue: 3
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The Practitioner's Pledge
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This pledge has been distilled from the Code of Ethics published by the Chinese Medicine Registration Board of Victoria.
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The Perfect Storm
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by Z'ev Rosenberg
When the ancient physicians treated their patients, they became familiar with the cycles of yin and yang, and of time... -
The conundrum of the rough pulse
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by William R. Morris
I have analysed the literature and am making a call for practitioners to specify that portion of the pulse which is uneven or rough. Hopefully this will generate clarity in practice, teaching and the publication of research. -
Thoughts and methods of the Huo Shen school
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by Gunter Neeb
The Huo-Shen-Pai (Fire-Spirit or Fire-God school) has become known in the West, if at all, through its protagonist Wu Pei-Heng, also known as Dr Wu Fu-Zi (1886-1971).
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Warm Disease made simple
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by Qin Bo-Wei
Warm disease theory is one of the most complex and misunderstood areas in Chinese medicine. Contributions from a multitude of doctors spanning 300 years resulted in the large array of books, theories, and case histories that now pepper our modern texts and formula books.
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Regarding the Lower Origin of Wei Qi
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by Dr Philippe Sionneau
To better comprehend the relations between the Bladder and the defensive qi, it is necessary to agree on the main function of the Bladder: it stores the fluids, not the urine. After establishing this point, we will proceed to the main topic.
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The Dao of Strategy
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by Xiaoyao Xingzhe
Strategic planning is the pivot of survival and destruction. If consideration is not accurate, then judgment is not clear. If the timing is missed, the planning goes awry. Then intention is unreliable, it is empty and lacks substance ... -
Moxa for recurrent miscarriage
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Translated by Steve Clavey
A method for treating for weakness and damage to the Chong and Ren channels with Kidney qi failing to secure so that pregnancy fails.
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