Zang Fu Physiology
Traditional Heart PhysiologyThis video focuses on understanding the Heart physiology as it relates to the structure, function, substances, emotions and other meridians/organs....More
Traditional Lung PhysiologyFocus is on understanding the Lung physiology as it relates to the structure, function, substances, emotions and other meridians/organs....More
Traditional Organ PhysiologyFocus is on understanding the Organ physiology as it relates to the structure, function, substances, emotions and the system as a whole....More
Traditional Spleen PhysiologyFocus is on understanding the Spleen physiology as it relates to the structure, function, substances, emotions and other meridians/organs....More
Traditional Kidney PhysiologyFocus is on understanding the Kidney physiology as it relates to the structure, function, substances, emotions and other meridians/organs....More
Brisbane 2010 - Part 14 Treatment 3 Part 3 - Root TreatmentAlan performs a non-standard Kidney Deficiency/Yin Deficiency root treatment. You will see how a root treatment can be tailored to fit a patient's situation with a high degree of specificity....More
Brisbane 2010 - Part 12 Treatment 3 Part 1 - Diagnosis DiscussionAlan diagnoses a student suffering from a Yin Deficiency syndrome. In the process, he explains some of the pathophysiology involved in yin deficiency conditions. There is also some useful discussion on the correct way to take the pulse....More
Brisbane 2010 - Part 13 Treatment 3 Part 2 - Pulse DiscussionAlan explains and diagrams his pulse findings in detail. There is a demonstration of what changes in the pulse can occur during bereavement and with yin deficiency syndromes....More
Brisbane 2010 - Part 17 Physiology of BloodWe take a look at the liver and gall bladder's complementary roles in blood physiology. Alan outlines treatment strategies for blood stasis, explaining when to shunt the gall bladder meridian and when to shunt the liver meridian. The uses of different spleen root treatment points in liver excess conditions is also explained....More