September 18, 2021 – September 19, 2021

 Live Webinar

 AUD 350

Jointly Hosted by Pearls of Wisdom Chinese Medicine (Australia) and Bo-Yi Academy (The Netherlands)

Introduction:

Zhang Zhong Jing the author of Shang Han Za Bing Lun in the  Eastern  Han era (circa 190- 210 AD) is regarded as a sage and pioneer of traditional Chinese medicine. Zhang Zhong Jing based his theory on the concept of six channel pattern differentiation found in Su Wen: Re Lun (Su Wen Chapter 31: Discourse on Heat), Zhang Zhong Jing identified a range of patterns, which he then analysed and differentiated according to their pathogenesis and symptomatology, describing various pattern changes associated with externally contracted disease. Thus he provided an innovative and comprehensive system of Six Channel pattern differentiation. As a contemporary TCM practitioners, one should not mechanically inherit the theory and treatment strategies of Shang Han Lun instead, we should comprehend and capture the essence of Shang Han Lun and Jin Gui Yao Lue’s treatment strategies.

The contemporary application of Jing Fang is based on the development of modern diseases, the pathogenesis and key symptoms to determine the optimum selection of Jing Fang. In recent years, researches on modern pharmacology of Chinese medicine has achieved important results. Most of the results on herbs can be combined with the traditional Chinese Medicine pattern identification to enhance the chemical indicators of many contemporary diseases. In sort, the objective of our two live webinars is to share with the attendees some of the targeted herbs and dosages based on recent years researches on pharmacology to fast track the clinical outcome.

Ways of improving physical and chemical indicators of modern diseases with Chinese medicine:

With the advent of modern researches on single Chinese herbs, this has provided a platform for treatment of chronic disease with no significant symptoms, while the addition of a couple of single herbs can significantly improve the chemical indicators.

For example, abnormal blood lipids is a prevalent condition of metabolic abnormality, the targeted treatment strategy is to  alleviate turbidity by using herbs such as Hong Qu, Shan Za and Wu Gu Chong 五谷虫 etc.  Likewise, bitter and sour herbs have similar effect on the reduction of blood sugar for diabetes patients.  Frequently used herbs are Huang Lian, Huang Qin, Da Huang, Zhi Mu and Cang Zhu.

Treatment with anti-rheumatic drugs such as Wei Ling Xian, Qin Pi and Qin Jiao for management  of damp bi can promote the fast excretion of uric acid, lower the blood uric acid which in turn can effectively contain the further deterioration  of the disorder.

Contemporary Application of Jing Fang 1

• Origin of Jing Fang
• Tai Ba Medicine (Contemporary Chinese Medicine with Taget Herbs)
• Relationships between Symptoms, Syndromes and Diseases in Jing Fang
• Modern research of pharmacology on key Jing Fang herbs (Frequently used herbs in Shang Han Lun and Jin Gui Yao Lue). Dosage of targeted herbs for   modern clinical applications on many  prevalent diseases
• Clinical applications of key Jing Fang formulas
• Discussion on the Dosage of Shang Han Lun versus contemporary dosage to target modern diseases
• Case Studies

Contemporary Application of Jing Fang 2

• New contemporary concept of Shang Han
• Symptoms, Syndromes and Diseases: Theoretical Model of Modern Pharmacological Research and Clinic
• Discussion of the applications of paired herbs
• Focus on the chief complaints: Grasping the main symptoms, distinguishing the formula pattern combined with the relevant disease are the basic TCM diagnosis and treatment
• Discussion on improving the chemical indicators in blood tests and clinical application of Chinese medicine
• The principle and Indicators of herbal  selection and their clinical use
• Case Studies: Contemporary Jing Fang applications in the management of Diabetes Nephropathy

Speaker: Dr. Greta Young Jie De (Ph.D)

Pearls of Wisdom Chinese Medicine, Australia

Dates of Live Webinar:

• Contemporary Application of Jing Fang 1: 18th & 19th September 2021  6-9pm (Australia)
• Time: 6-9pm (Australia )
• Cost: Full registration $350  Early Bird discount: $330 (on or before 18th August  2021)
• Student (Undergraduate only) : $200   Early Bird discount: $180 (on or before 18th August 2021)
• Student (undergraduate only): $200  Early bird discount: $180 (on or before 18th August 2021)

About Dr Greta Young Jie De

Greta Young Jie De is a registered Chinese Medicine practitioner with the Chinese Medicine Registration Board Australia, with a focus on the treatment of emotional disorders using Chinese medicine. She is an expert in the classic literature of Chinese… Read more

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