What we didn't learn in AOM master's programs (but really need...

[Guest guest]

Right on Lonny.

 

Additionally, too many practitioners couldn't find and still can not find

Lung 5 (as example) with open eyes or better yet with closed eyes...because

they were never taught very well....where channels travel or where needles

are to be inserted. And that's because of the same reason......the

teachers in the US and in Asia have no idea.....confirmed by Wu Laoshi.

 

Yehuda.....that's one reason why I strongly object to an over concentration

in biomedicine. Notice the operative word is over concentration. You know

if the " English 5 Duggan National Organizations " keep pushing biomedicine

THEN we ALL should be able to swap the LAc for an MD license.

 

Why would anyone want to subject themselves to this overkill in biomedicine

and NOT gain an MD degree and license?

 

Richard

 

Richard

 

 

 

 

 

 

In a message dated 11/26/2009 9:28:26 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

Revolution writes:

 

Kokko,

>

> I think that It's a great idea within our group to explore what we

should have learned (but didn't, at least more than superficially) in order to

function as informed medical <WBR>practition <WBR>serving the general pu

 

Lonny: In 23 years of teaching I've never met a new graduate who could

perform a solid, basic, pulse diagnosis. I've also met very few graduates 10

years out who could do it. If any single essential technical/theoreticLonny:

In 23 years of teaching I've never met a new graduate who could perform a

solid, basic, pulse diagnosis. I've also met very few graduates 10 years

out who could do it. If any single essential technical/theoretic<WBR>al

aspect of the medicine is neglected in basic education it is this. And why

isn't

it taught? Because most of the teachers, Asian and Western can't do it

themselves. And with pulse went much of the holistic/integral value system it

is based upon along with a deep core of humanity that is the foundation of

the medicine. And all t