Pulsynergy Made Easy, Part I

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8 CEU/PDA/CPD accepted by CA (Category 1), NCCAOM (AOM-BIO), FL (General), IL, TX (General), AHPRA, AFPA, BAcC, CTCMA, IVAS, NZASA, NZRA

COURSE TYPE:
Distance Learning CEU Video (Online)

COURSE DESCRIPTION:
How confident are you in pulse diagnosis? Are you able to feel a pulse and automatically diagnose TCM syndromes and western biomedical conditions within seconds?

You CAN with Jimmy Chang's Pulse Diagnosis system!

Often regarded as the Godfather of Chinese Pulse Diagnosis, Dr. Jimmy Chang is the inventor and author of Pulsynergy [1], a system of pulse diagnosis in which many of his students are now teaching with their own interpretation. Unique and unlike the traditional pulse diagnostic system taught in TCM schools, Dr. Chang shares over 40 years of innovative, clinical, and 500,000 and more patient experience to introduce his pulse system and how to effectively utilize pulse taking to its full diagnostic potential. Furthermore, Dr. Chang shares his thinking behind how he prescribes herbal formulations based on both TCM and western perspectives.

In part I [2] of this three part series, Dr. Chang explains the fundamentals of his style of pulse taking, including the precise cun, guan, chi locations, finger positions, and organ correlations. He breaks down the mechanics of the pulse so you can properly understand the basics of what you should be feeling for. He will then move on to talk about vital sign diagnosis using a TCM analysis of blood pressure and heart rate, inspection methods used in conjunction with pulse diagnosis such as visual inspection, auricular medicine, blood pressure, and heart rate.

In part II [3], learn Dr. Chang's Pulsynergy [4] "Special Pulses," which reflects today's most commonly seen conditions, such as angina pectoris, gallstones, high cholesterol, and more. Dr. Chang breaks down the pulses into their basic components—shape, jump, and level—and explains their significance and general indications. Beyond that, learn the pulses of the Eight Extra meridians and their significance. The information divulged in this class cannot be found in any classic or contemporary books.

In part III [5], Dr. Chang teaches pulses according to the pulse positions. He explains in great length the most commonly seen pulses in each of the cun, guan, and chi position on both arms and their indications in terms of modern biomedical conditions. In addition, Dr. Chang correlates herbal formulas to the different conditions revealed by the pulses found on each of the pulse positions.

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