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This is Rootdown.us' podcast where we offer up tidbits of information on acupuncture and the community. From little pieces of the CEUs' we offer on Rootdown to discussions from known acupuncturist, this is your destination to get a taste of what Rootdown has to offer. You can view the podcast on itunes @ http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=304910849 Check us out at www.Rootdown.us for your acupuncture and traditional chinese medicine needs, grow with us.
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Dr. Don Lee, L.Ac., QME, DNBAO, CSCS, who specializes in Orthopedics and is on the Board of Trustees at Yo San University, discusses his perspective on education and the integration between Eastern and Western Medicine. He also shares some sage advice to aspiring practitioners.By www.rootdown.us
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Dr. Greg Sperber, BMBS, MTOM, MBA, L.Ac., DAOM, Director of Clinical Services, at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, discusses his book, Integrated Pharmacology, Combining Modern Pharmacology with Chinese Medicine, the FDA’s Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) for herbs and gives excellent practice building advice.…
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Robert Chu, PhD, L.Ac., QME, shares his expertise in the Master Tung Acupuncture method.By www.rootdown.us
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Dr. John Chen, L.Ac., recognized authority on Western pharmacology and Chinese herbal medicine, discusses the FDA’s Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) for herbs and the importance of herbal safety.By www.rootdown.us
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Discover what Qi is and where it flows in the human body. Join Rootdown.us as Pamela Maloney discusses Acupuncture and Kinesiology, the science of human movement, and how they relate to the flow of Qi in connective tissue. An interview hosted by Dr. Brady Chin L.Ac.By www.rootdown.us
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An Interview with Dr. Pamela Maloney, LAc: Where the Qi Flows-Connective Tissue/Acupuncture Anatomy hosted by Dr. Brady Chin, LAc.
Join Rootdown.us as Pamela Maloney discusses the importance of how Acupuncture and Structural Integration fit together to free the flow of Qi and release stagnation in connective tissue.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Pamela Maloney discusses Structural Integration, a physical therapy technique used to promote and enhance the existing flow of Qi in connective tissue.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as co-authors, Pamela Ferguson and Debra Persinger discuss the inspiration for their anthology, Sand to Sky, which documents the methods and experiences of progressive teachers of Asian Medicine.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and Matthew Bauer, LAc, as he discusses how the Daoists relate to their Ancestors from 2 million years ago.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and William Thornton, DC, as he discusses a variety of health concerns including melanoma, diabetes, birth defects, and strokes.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us for our Community Dialogue with Dr. Brendan Armm, as he discusses the role of Meditation in TCM, and also speaks about partnering with Western Medical doctors.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as we learn more about Cynthia Pasciuto, our partner in creating the Mentoring Initiative to fit your needs.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us for our Community Dialogue with Dr. Ray Rubio as we discuss the role of specialty boards, such as the ABORM, in advancing our profession.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us for the first of our Community dialogues ˆ an opportunity to meet members of our site with visionary ideas about how we can grow this medicine.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Ben Satterfield, Founder & CEO of Rootdown.us as he shares the inception, growth, and vision for Rootdown.us.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and William Thornton, DC, as he discusses chronic pain and how it can be impacted by nutrition.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and Brady Chin, LAc, as he discusses his philosophy on how spirituality came to be a part of medicine, with an emphasis on Traditional Chinese Medicine.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and William Thornton, DC as he discusses mercury and its’ presence in our environment, and how it impacts our health.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and One World Health Project as several of its’ members share how they came together to form this unique non-profit organization.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and Cynthia Pasciuto as she discusses how to create your own network in order to strengthen and grow your practice.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and Mellissa Rudder, CEU Manager as she reflects on the future of Asian Medicine, how it is shaped by our community, and asks YOU to become part of that dialogue.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and William Thornton, DC for this unique podcast opportunity as he discusses Gerson Therapy and Cancer.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and Brady Chin as he discusses the origins of Lo-Han Qigong and explains the benefits of ‘Twisting the Trunk'By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and Cathy Margolin of PAC Herbs as she discusses pertinent information that you should know when buying your herbs.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Yue-ying Li discusses how diet and zang fu pathology is reflected in skin conditionsBy www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us and William Thornton, DC for this unique podcast opportunity as he speaks with Dr. Fields about Prolotherapy as well as BHRT.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Cynthia Pasciuto discusses the art of negotiation in running your own business.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Pamela Maloney demonstrates the Structural Integration technique on the shoulder and back to enhance the flow of qi in connective tissue.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Camille Harris discusses the role of the Spleen and Stomach in detoxifying the bodyBy www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Matthew Bauer discusses the different perspectives regarding the true age of acupuncture.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Brendan Armm discusses the LV energy and how it relates to TCM and your daily life.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Camille Harris discusses the theory and process for a healthy detoxification from a Chinese medicine standpoint.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Yue-ying Li discusses the relationship between the Six Evil Qi and common skin conditions such as hives and eczema.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Andy Rosenfarb explains the development of vision throughout the ages, as it evolves according to our social and survival needs.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Matthew Bauer explains the relevance of understanding the origins of Traditional Chinese Medicine for practitioners today. Tags specific to this course: origins, Matthew Bauer, LAc, medical acupuncture, history Chinese Medicine, health, disease, professional development, western medicine…
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Join Rootdown.us as Brendan Armm discusses the importance of dedicating your meditation practice in order to strengthen your abilities and intentions as a practitioner.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Dr. Pamela Maloney LAc, demonstrates the Structural Integration technique on the hip and leg to enhance the flow of qi in connective tissue.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Katherine Berry LAc, discusses the cycle of drug withdrawal and dependency as it relates to the organ system from an AOM perspective.By www.rootdown.us
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Join Rootdown.us as Dr. Marc Grossman relates the Five Element personality types to visual disorders.By www.rootdown.us
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