Here are the (almost) weekly Chinese Medicine Class podcasts. These are 7 to 10 minute audio lectures about basic easy-to-use Chinese Medicine theories that you can apply immediatly. For questions and comments about the podcasts or this website, or to ask questions about Chinese medicine, please email me at Briahn@ ChineseMedicineClass.org
This two minute video demonstrates cupping techniques commonly used in Chinese medicine to help relieve aches and pains and paralysis.
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Making purple cloud ointment
Purple cloud ointment is used topically for eczema, tinea, calluses and corns, acne, body odor, alopecia, external injuries, burns, hemorrhoids, rectal prolapse, ulcerations, itch, rashes, chapped skin, swelling.
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Chinese herbs for the beginning stages of common colds
Chinese herbs are very effective at addressing the beginning stages of a common cold - if used correctly. This article describes Chinese herbs used for common colds manifesting as exterior wind, wind heat ,and wind cold.
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preventing colds and flu
Here is the general protocol for preventing colds and flu according to Chinese medicine.
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This website provides you with the tools for using Chinese medicine to maintain health and prevent illness.
In the classroom, basic information on the theory and instruction on some of the simple techniques of Chinese medicine will help you to identify your own patterns and to address those patterns for a longer, healthier life. Here you will find handouts, lectures, videos, and other materials from Chinese medicine classes. You can also access the course syllabus, required text lists, and enrollment information for each class, should you decide to study further.
Go to the kitchen for recipes using common and not-so-common foods and herbs for each season, each organ, and for each of the “substances” of the body. Eventually, we will invite some chefs and herbalists into the kitchen for video demonstrations.
The treatment room has case studies, articles and anecdotes about Chinese medicine and various conditions.
The library collection is growing, and contains links to related sites with information on topics such as cultivating herbs or gathering seaweed.
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