Gastroenterology: Advanced Specialty Study of Digestive Disorders
Next Level Understanding of Digestive Disorders 48 Video Lessons with 4 Live Online Meetings and Case Studies Live Attendance and Recording Access available The Digestion will be studied as the root and place of resolution of all disease. The ecology of the gut, the source of post-natal Qi and the nature of our digestive system in our fundamental processing of the world will be explored in depth.
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Next Level Understanding of Digestive Disorders
48 Video Lessons with 4 Live Online Meetings and Case Studies
This Program is built for you if:
- You need effective and reliable logic for treating digestive disorders
- You are looking for a dependable approach to managing digestive conditions with acupuncture and Chinese herbs
- You would like to be the "go to specialist" in your community for highly effective treatment of digestive disorders
- You find yourself immersed in books or "googling" for ideas for treatments, rather than confidently crafting treatment strategies
- You question why your treatments for digestive disorders fail to have lasting effects, and why your treatments yield inconsistent results
- You question if you are missing diagnostic signs of patients' digestive problems and your patients are not making significant improvement
- You find your defaulting to the same points, point combinations and herbal formulas without confidence in your selection
- You want depth of knowledge in Gastroenterology/Chang Wei Bing Xue/ as Chinese medical specialty and clear integration of western anatomy and physiology of common digestive system diseases
You Will Learn:
- Effective treatment for common diseases of the Upper GI tract: gastritis, esophagitis, gastric reflux, stomach ulcers, and more
- Effective treatment for common diseases of the Lower GI tract: Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Colitis, chronic constipation, chronic diarrhea, and more...
- Effective treatment for Auto-immune conditions of the GI Track: Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease
- Skilled ways of working with Food Allergies and Food Sensitivities
- Channel Systems Integrations: Using Divergent Channels and Luo Channels to treat inflammation in the gut
- Insights from Li Dongyuan & the Bu Tu Pai-Tonify Earth School
- Insights from Zhang Zihe & the School of Attacking & Purging
- Foundational Principles from the Shang Han Lun: Treatment Strategies of Purgation & Harmonization
- Skilled ways of working with diet and the Key Role of the Food Spectrum
- Working with the Intrinsic Factors of the Gut
- The microbiome and polypharmacy
Your Instructor
Dr. Evan M. Rabinowitz is the founder of Yao Shan Center for Chinese Medicine in Washington, DC. where he has had an active clinical practice for the last 23 years. He is a professor at Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medical Arts, Asheville, North Carolina. Evan served as Director of Chinese Herbal Medicine at the Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) until 2018. During his 8 year tenure he was instrumental in the creation of the University's Masters and Doctorate programs in Oriental Medicine. Previously, he was an instructor and Chinese herbal supervisor at the Academy for Five Element Acupuncture, Gainesville, Florida. He is currently a lecturer at Georgetown University School of Medicine within its Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) program and has been a guest lecturer on Asian medicine and philosophy at various colleges and universities around the United States. Evan studied extensively with Jeffrey Yuen for two decades. He is a graduate of the George Washington University (B.A.), Traditional Acupuncture Institute (M.Ac.) and Maryland University of Integrative Health (D.Ac.). He has an active private teaching schedule, offering continuing education for practitioners across the country and internationally. (View his current in-person teaching schedule here)
Course Curriculum
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Start1 Intro to Chang Wei Bing Xue-Gastroenterology (22:17)
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Start2 Location & Movement of Earth (7:50)
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Start3 Spleen-Stomach Relationship (14:30)
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Start4 Intrinsic Factors of the Gut (13:47)
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Start5 The Role of Wei Qi (12:27)
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Start6 Kai Wei-Open the Stomach (29:02)
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Start7 Earth School Acupuncture Triangles: Upper Triangle (17:08)
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Start8 Earth School Acupuncture Triangles: Lower Triangle (6:14)
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Start9 Earth School Acupuncture Triangles: Middle Triangle (22:43)
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Start10 Descending Stomach Qi (13:24)
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Start11 Acupuncture Points for Ni Qi-Countercurrent (13:20)
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Start12 Ban Xia Hou Po Tang (BXHPT) (34:38)
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Start13 Xuan Fu Dai Zhi Tang (XFDZT) (29:26)
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Start14 Ding Xiang Shi Di Tang (DXSDT) (19:57)
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Start15 Ju Pi Zhu Ru Tang (JPZRT) (32:54)
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Start16 Ni Qi Formula Comparison (23:22)
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Start17 He-Harmonization (31:26)
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Start18 Acupuncture Points for Harmonization (26:29)
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Start19 Stomach Fire (29:08)
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Start20 Jade Woman Decoction-Yu Nu Jian (YNJ) (36:29)
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Start21 Qing Wei San (QWS) (30:27)
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Start22 Formula Comparison QWS v YNJ (18:36)
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Start23 Acupuncture Points to Clear ST Heat-Fire (9:24)
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Start24 Xie Tong-Flank Pain (19:40)
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Start25 Zuo Jin Wan (ZJW) (28:56)
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Start26 Luo Vessel Integration (19:42)
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Start27 Stomach Yin (20:36)
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Start28 Small Intestine (11:15)
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Start29 Diarrhea (27:25)
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Start30 Spleen Pancreas (26:11)
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Start31 Acupuncture Points for Diarrhea (19:20)
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Start32 Small Intestine Routes of Of Exit for Pathogenic Factors (15:59)
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Start33 Ye Ge Esophogeal Constriction (11:31)
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Start34 Herbs for Ye Ge (7:31)
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Start35 Gallstones (26:13)
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Start36 Acupuncture Points for Gallstones (5:02)
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Start37 Herbs for Gallstones (23:39)
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Start38 Regulate the Center Pill-Li Zhong Wan (LZW) (20:08)
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Start39 LZW modifications (9:27)
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Start40 Large Intestine (21:45)
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Start41 Constipation (34:24)
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Start42 Acupuncture Points for Constipation (7:35)
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Start43 Herbs for Constipation (49:32)
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Start44 Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) (26:58)
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Start45 Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) (22:50)
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Start46 IBD: Divergent Channel Applications (19:33)
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Start47 Herbs for IBD (35:12)
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Start48 Xie Xin Tang-Drain the Epigastrium (30:06)