
This is it. It’s the end of the road– this road. This journey of words and images, ruminations on medicine, skilled words from other people in other languages about how Chinese medicine un… [more]
Through the miracle of MP3, I’ve been having discussions with Dr. Huang on my morning walks to… [more]
We learned this in our first quarter of Chinese medicine school, and if you read through the adverti… [more]
We know from the texture of our lives that the Chinese yin/yang theory of opposites attracting and m… [more]
There is a section in Comparing Formula Presentations: Five Steps to Differential Diagnosis in the Treatment of Cold Damage o… [more]
This is a guest post, written by Kathryn Sanders, who practices acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine in New York City. Kat… [more]
The study of Dui Yao, herbal pairs, is an essential aspect of understanding how the function of herbs that are very different… [more]
Here is the second part of the discussion with Dr. Huang about the use of the classic formulas. . Q: You have quite an inte… [more]
If you are a reader of The Lantern, then you perhaps have already seen this interview with Dr. Huang. If you are not a reader… [more]
How is it that you ended up in Taiwan to pursue your study of language and medicine? It had to do with Andy Ellis, I met him … [more]
by Chris Powell Chái líng tāng (Bupleurum and Poria Decoction) Chái líng tāng (Bupleurum and Poria Decoction) or Sairei… [more]
The study of Dui Yao, herbal pairs, is an essential aspect of understanding how the function of herbs that are very different… [more]
I have been curious lately about the jue yin level. Specifically about how it turns from yin to yang, and more to the point&… [more]

I am ever reliant on the knowledge, guide and good will of others. This book Extraordinary Views of … [more]

It has been a long journey and I am delighted to share the news that The 10 Key Formula Families in … [more]

It takes practice this abdominal diagnosis method. It is not just a matter of feeling where there is… [more]
This is it. It’s the end of the road– this road. This journey of words and images, ruminations on medicine, skilled words from other people in other languages about how Chinese medicine unfolds in the clinic, and stories from other practitioners about how to help people heal. This is the end of this chapter. And… [more]
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