Fwd: pulse simulator--Flaws book and seminar

[Guest guest]

Hi Roger and Rory

 

Just wanted to mention about Bob Flaws Pulse Diagnosis seminar and

book, The Secrets of Pulse Diagnosis. I attended the seminar and

found my pulse diagnosis capabilities really positively affected by

his teaching. My abilities in clinic have been much greater this

year since studying with him and diagnosis much more confident.

Thanks, Bob. There are definitely good teachers to be had here on

the subject. At school, trying to learn everything at once, I found

pulse was not focused on enough in clinic and thus was a little lost

before taking the seminar.

However, I did a couple of months in China also before the seminar

and found that even there, when asked, my pulses were suprisingly

pretty much right on. The clinic directors in Cheng Du seemed

somewhat surprised that I could discern a soft pulse for example (so

was I!!). My main teacher, Dr. Jamie Wu, was also from Cheng Du so I

guess lineage has something to do with it perhaps.

 

Regards, Shanna

 

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> Roger,

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> I completely agree with you, and it is the approach I use both in

teaching students and in professional seminars. Students seem to

find learning the 28 qualities and beyond much easier having started

with this as the basis. It also give a method for analyzing pulses

they are confused by: rather than try to fit the pulse to a standard

definition, simply analize the parameters of sensation under the

fingers and write them down. Each parameter has some fairly likely

diagnostic meaning, so even though the practitioner finds it hard to

name the exact quality, they can still use the pulse findings in

their diagnosis.

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> Rory

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