Human Energy, a Microcosm
This illustrated course defines Chinese medicine and its application principles. It also summarizes all the energetic causes behind the development of illness. On the circulatory level, it describes the main meridians, organ by organ, and the secondary pathways of energy flow.
Included teaching methods:
- E-Learning training: an interactive, encouraging, and effective method of learning.
- Printable course booklets
- Online exams
- Access to the student portal
- Videos and a virtual library.
Course Content Description
Student Guide
- Course objectives
- Educational method and assignments
Introduction
- Terms and definitions
- Yin / Yang polarity
- Yin and yang confrontation:
- Reciprocal relationship between yin and yang:
- Growth and decline:
Yin / Yang circulation
- Tonification & dispersion concept
- Progression of diseases
Using yin/yang in diagnosis:
- Using yin / yang in treatment:
- Knowledge review
Linear pathways
- Fundamental concepts
- Main circulation
- Minor circulations
Classification of Meridians "Jing Luo"
- Meridian relationships
- Connection of tendon-muscular meridians
- Distinct meridians
- Longitudinal Lo meridians
Regulating energies
- Summary Table
- Knowledge review
Energetic physiology
The importance of networks
- the Heart meridian
- the Master Heart meridian
- the Lung meridian
- the Small Intestine meridian
- the Triple Burner meridian
- the Large Intestine meridian
- the Spleen meridian
- the Liver meridian
- the Kidney meridian
- the Stomach meridian
- the Gallbladder meridian
- Knowledge review
- Answer keys
