Guest guest Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 Welcome Efrem, What an inspiring work you seam to be doing... I am in guatemala and aiming to do something similiar albiet on all a lesser scale... hope to correspond with you either on or of list... Marco Bergh - " efrem korngold " <chinadoc Tuesday, October 28, 2003 2:39 PM My brief bio > Dear Colleagues, > > I think many of you know something about me; but let me just say that > I've been practicing and studying Chinese traditional medicine for 30 > years in San Francisco beginning in Great Britain in 1972 with Jack > Worsley. I co-authored a book--Between Heaven and Earth--with my wife > and closest colleague, Harriet Beinfield and we have also formulated a > line of chinese herbal products known as Chinese Modular Solutions which > are manufactured and distributed by Kan Herb Company. I have done a > considerable amount of teaching over the years within schools of Chinese > medicine and without authored dozens of article and chapters in books on > the subject of Chinese traditional medicine as well as spreading the > good news through interviews on radio, television, print media and > various conferences. Currently I am engaged in a collaborative project > in Cuba with Cuban acupuncturists and Natural and Traditional Medicine > specialists to teach Chinese traditional medicine to Cuban physicians > and medical school residents as well as graduates of the Latin American > Medical School (which provides medical education for free to 7000 > students from poor, medically underserved countries). I also helped to > co-found, in the last three years, a non-profit organization, NOMADOCS > (www.nomadocs.org), whose mission is to help people in medically > underserved communities within the U.S. and in other parts of the world > develop their own health care institutions using Chinese traditional > medicine and related nautral and traditional therapies as the foundation > for safe, effective, low tech, and low cost medical care....I hope this > suffices. Thank you for your invitation to join--I look forward to > participating in the CHA forum.... > > Se a fuerte y se a bien. Efrem Korngold > > > > > > Moderator > [-owner ] > Tuesday, October 28, 2003 10:18 AM > chinadoc > Welcome to > > > > Welcome to the Chinese Herbal Medicine! > > You are temporarily d. > This group is restricted to students of TCM colleges, professional TCM > practitioners and others with my permission. If you are none of these, > please go to /join > and . there are other open to laypeople at > http://health./ > > This list can get quite busy, up to 30 or more messages per day at > times. If you do not want to receive this many emails, you can change > your subscription settings. > > Just select the DAILY DIGEST or SPECIAL NOTICES option instead. It is > highly recommended that you DO NOT choose the NO EMAIL option. > Otherwise you will be unable to receive important notices from CHA about > classes, etc. > > You can change your email settings at > /join > > In order to have your subscription approved, you must send a brief > introduction about yourself to the group at > . This will confirm your > subscription. > > I am excited to be hosting a discussion group devoted exclusively to > Chinese Herbal Medicine. The list began on June 1, 1999. If you have > never participated in an online mailing list, here are some guidelines. > > > This is a place to talk about Chinese herbal medicine and related > subjects, like > Chinese philosophy and pharmacology. Anyone can ask a question, make a > comment or > post a response by sending e-mail to . > Discussion can include basic concepts, clinical cases and research, to > name a few. > > Product solicitations of any kind are definitely prohibited from this > list. However there are periodic annoucements of educational events by > CHA or other organizations. > > If you have any questions, comments, problems, etc., contact me > personally at or reply to this email. > > Sincerely, > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 Ditto. Great to have you on board, Efrem! On Oct 29, 2003, at 3:54 AM, Marco wrote: > Welcome Efrem, > > What an inspiring work you seam to be doing... > > I am in guatemala and aiming to do something similiar albiet on all a > lesser > scale... > > hope to correspond with you either on or of list... > > Marco Bergh > > > > > - > " efrem korngold " <chinadoc > > Tuesday, October 28, 2003 2:39 PM > My brief bio > > >> Dear Colleagues, >> >> I think many of you know something about me; but let me just say that >> I've been practicing and studying Chinese traditional medicine for 30 >> years in San Francisco beginning in Great Britain in 1972 with Jack >> Worsley. I co-authored a book--Between Heaven and Earth--with my wife >> and closest colleague, Harriet Beinfield and we have also formulated a >> line of chinese herbal products known as Chinese Modular Solutions >> which >> are manufactured and distributed by Kan Herb Company. I have done a >> considerable amount of teaching over the years within schools of >> Chinese >> medicine and without authored dozens of article and chapters in books >> on >> the subject of Chinese traditional medicine as well as spreading the >> good news through interviews on radio, television, print media and >> various conferences. Currently I am engaged in a collaborative >> project >> in Cuba with Cuban acupuncturists and Natural and Traditional Medicine >> specialists to teach Chinese traditional medicine to Cuban physicians >> and medical school residents as well as graduates of the Latin >> American >> Medical School (which provides medical education for free to 7000 >> students from poor, medically underserved countries). I also helped >> to >> co-found, in the last three years, a non-profit organization, NOMADOCS >> (www.nomadocs.org), whose mission is to help people in medically >> underserved communities within the U.S. and in other parts of the >> world >> develop their own health care institutions using Chinese traditional >> medicine and related nautral and traditional therapies as the >> foundation >> for safe, effective, low tech, and low cost medical care....I hope >> this >> suffices. Thank you for your invitation to join--I look forward to >> participating in the CHA forum.... >> >> Se a fuerte y se a bien. Efrem Korngold >> >> >> >> >> >> Moderator >> [-owner ] >> Tuesday, October 28, 2003 10:18 AM >> chinadoc >> Welcome to >> >> >> >> Welcome to the Chinese Herbal Medicine! >> >> You are temporarily d. >> This group is restricted to students of TCM colleges, professional TCM >> practitioners and others with my permission. If you are none of >> these, >> please go to /join >> and . there are other open to laypeople at >> http://health./ >> >> This list can get quite busy, up to 30 or more messages per day at >> times. If you do not want to receive this many emails, you can change >> your subscription settings. >> >> Just select the DAILY DIGEST or SPECIAL NOTICES option instead. It is >> highly recommended that you DO NOT choose the NO EMAIL option. >> Otherwise you will be unable to receive important notices from CHA >> about >> classes, etc. >> >> You can change your email settings at >> /join >> >> In order to have your subscription approved, you must send a brief >> introduction about yourself to the group at >> . This will confirm your >> subscription. >> >> I am excited to be hosting a discussion group devoted exclusively to >> Chinese Herbal Medicine. The list began on June 1, 1999. If you have >> never participated in an online mailing list, here are some >> guidelines. >> >> >> This is a place to talk about Chinese herbal medicine and related >> subjects, like >> Chinese philosophy and pharmacology. Anyone can ask a question, make >> a >> comment or >> post a response by sending e-mail to >> . >> Discussion can include basic concepts, clinical cases and research, to >> name a few. >> >> Product solicitations of any kind are definitely prohibited from this >> list. However there are periodic annoucements of educational events >> by >> CHA or other organizations. >> >> If you have any questions, comments, problems, etc., contact me >> personally at or reply to this email. >> >> Sincerely, >> >> >> >> >> >> Quote
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 , " Marco " <bergh@i...> wrote: Thank you Marco. I think Ken Rose has talked to me about your work in Guatemala...I'm very interested in hearing about it as I think others in this forum also would be. > Welcome Efrem, > > What an inspiring work you seam to be doing... > > I am in guatemala and aiming to do something similiar albiet on all a lesser > scale... > > hope to correspond with you either on or of list... > > Marco Bergh > > > > > - > " efrem korngold " <chinadoc@p...> > > Tuesday, October 28, 2003 2:39 PM > My brief bio > > > > Dear Colleagues, > > > > I think many of you know something about me; but let me just say that > > I've been practicing and studying Chinese traditional medicine for 30 > > years in San Francisco beginning in Great Britain in 1972 with Jack > > Worsley. I co-authored a book--Between Heaven and Earth--with my wife > > and closest colleague, Harriet Beinfield and we have also formulated a > > line of chinese herbal products known as Chinese Modular Solutions which > > are manufactured and distributed by Kan Herb Company. I have done a > > considerable amount of teaching over the years within schools of Chinese > > medicine and without authored dozens of article and chapters in books on > > the subject of Chinese traditional medicine as well as spreading the > > good news through interviews on radio, television, print media and > > various conferences. Currently I am engaged in a collaborative project > > in Cuba with Cuban acupuncturists and Natural and Traditional Medicine > > specialists to teach Chinese traditional medicine to Cuban physicians > > and medical school residents as well as graduates of the Latin American > > Medical School (which provides medical education for free to 7000 > > students from poor, medically underserved countries). I also helped to > > co-found, in the last three years, a non-profit organization, NOMADOCS > > (www.nomadocs.org), whose mission is to help people in medically > > underserved communities within the U.S. and in other parts of the world > > develop their own health care institutions using Chinese traditional > > medicine and related nautral and traditional therapies as the foundation > > for safe, effective, low tech, and low cost medical care....I hope this > > suffices. Thank you for your invitation to join--I look forward to > > participating in the CHA forum.... > > > > Se a fuerte y se a bien. Efrem Korngold > > > > > > > > > > > > Moderator > > [-owner ] > > Tuesday, October 28, 2003 10:18 AM > > chinadoc@p... > > Welcome to > > > > > > > > Welcome to the Chinese Herbal Medicine! > > > > You are temporarily d. > > This group is restricted to students of TCM colleges, professional TCM > > practitioners and others with my permission. If you are none of these, > > please go to /join > > and . there are other open to laypeople at > > http://health./ > > > > This list can get quite busy, up to 30 or more messages per day at > > times. If you do not want to receive this many emails, you can change > > your subscription settings. > > > > Just select the DAILY DIGEST or SPECIAL NOTICES option instead. It is > > highly recommended that you DO NOT choose the NO EMAIL option. > > Otherwise you will be unable to receive important notices from CHA about > > classes, etc. > > > > You can change your email settings at > > /join > > > > In order to have your subscription approved, you must send a brief > > introduction about yourself to the group at > > This will confirm your > > subscription. > > > > I am excited to be hosting a discussion group devoted exclusively to > > Chinese Herbal Medicine. The list began on June 1, 1999. If you have > > never participated in an online mailing list, here are some guidelines. > > > > > > This is a place to talk about Chinese herbal medicine and related > > subjects, like > > Chinese philosophy and pharmacology. Anyone can ask a question, make a > > comment or > > post a response by sending e-mail to > > Discussion can include basic concepts, clinical cases and research, to > > name a few. > > > > Product solicitations of any kind are definitely prohibited from this > > list. However there are periodic annoucements of educational events by > > CHA or other organizations. > > > > If you have any questions, comments, problems, etc., contact me > > personally at @c... or reply to this email. > > > > Sincerely, > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.