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Qiological Podcast

Acupuncture and East Asian medicine was not developed in a laboratory. It does not advance through double-blind controlled studies, nor does it respond well to petri dish experimentation. Our medicine did not come from the statistical regression of randomized cohorts, but from the observation and treatment of individuals in their particular environment. It grows out of an embodied sense of understanding how life moves, unfolds, develops and declines. Medicine comes from continuous, thoughtful

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Encore Episode, The Herbal Methods of Dr Jiang Tong

Qiological Podcast ·

2021/04/15

This is a solo show where Michael shares the methods and formulas his teacher in Taiwan, Dr. Jiang Tong, used in the treatment respiratory illness.Here are two articles written by Dr. Jiang that Michael translated for The Lantern, that detail his thinking and formulations.An Exploration of Allergic RhinitisThree Formulas for Cough

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Encore Episode • Nuts and Volts of Using...

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/12/10

Microcurrent offers acupuncturists another way to help their patients.

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01:22:44

Encore Episode, Stress is Not Manageable • Heidi Lovie

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/10/11

Stress management is something we started to hear about in the 1980’s. But compare the “stress” of the 80’s with the 2000’s and we are talking very different worlds. Then 2020 arrives and we wish we had the stress and problems of just a year or two ago.In this conversation with Heidi Lovie we look at how to handle life when things change more in four months than they used to change in four years.Heidi’s take no prisoners approach to Covid, social unrest, failing economies, troublesome landlords and

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Encore Episode, The Problem With the Medical Model •...

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/09/06

The medical model is useful for certain conditions and problems. It also lends itself to a factory sort of medicine that allows a large number of people to be served using protocols and standard procedures. But when a patient’s issues don’t fit neatly into “the machine” then that system of medicine is not just not helpful, it can bring harm.Engaging with a patient free of flowcharts and diagnostic codes invites into a space free of agenda and technique. It allows for a kind of non-doing that can

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01:50:56

Encore Episode, Tea Time Talk with Sabine Wilms

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/08/09

This is the audio from a Teal Time talk with Sabine Wilms. Sabine holds these conversations with practitioners who have a taste for the classic and scholarly perspectives.I love the translations that Sabine so lovingly puts her heart and soul into. Humming with Elephants with one of my all time favorite books on our medicine. I was delighted to have this conversation with Sabine and how you enjoy it as well.

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01:12:05

Unceasing Inquiry • Richard Hammerschlag

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/07/08

It’s easy to think of researchers as stotic characters in laboratory coats who rely on their frontal cortex and religiously follow the flowchart of “science.”But science is not a flowchart, and researcher is really another name for someone who grew into adulthood with their curiosity intact.Listen in to this conversation on luck, intention, intuition, investigation and biofields.

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Encore Episode, The Privlege and Burden of Practice •...

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/06/07

Spending time in the clinic seasons us. It exposes us to success, failure and unending questions about healing, wellbeing and connection that over time can help us to sit with our patients in the midst of deep difficulty.In this conversation with Rebecca Avern we discuss the fortitude that must be developed to sit with the difficult to answer questions that arise in clinic. And how clinical work, while it deepens and enriches the lives of our patients and ourselves, does extract kind of price.It

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01:07:36

Encore Episode, Practice, Attitude and Success •...

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/05/11

Getting a practice started is hard. Part of the process is recognizing the strengths and skills we already have, and the other part is being open to allowing our experience to teach us.In this Part Two conversation with Lamya Kamel we look at how our practices ask us to grow in challenging, yet essential ways. And that while we may not have confidence in the beginning, over time it can arise when we approach our work with integrity and passion.

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01:08:05

Encore Episode, Immunity and Resiliency • Chris...

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/04/11

Chinese medicine does not have an immune system in the same way that we think about it with modern bio-medicine. It’s not that there is a lack processes that help the body to maintain its integrity and function— there are. But those processes are less about identifying and killing intruders, and more about helping the body to adapt and respond.Each individual will response a little differently to infections or external invasion, and the state and strength of our vitality also plays a key role.In

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01:10:31

Encore Episode, Tidal Flows and Channel Resonance •...

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/03/07

The 子午 zi wu, “Chinese Clock” that helps us to learn the flow of qi through the channels can give us a glimpse into many underlying dynamics of organ relation, influences of the six qi and the five phases.In this conversation we take a deep gaze into what Brenda Hood likes to call the Tidal Flow Clock.There is a lot here when you start look below the surface.

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01:02:54

Encore Episode • Discovering What It Means to be a...

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/02/02

In our last conversation with Poney, we talked about the neurological view of acupuncture points. In this Part Two conversation we’re exploring what got Poney interested in medicine in the first place and how he ended up becoming an acupuncturist when his first interest was in herbs, philosophy and metaphysics.In this conversation we talk about the deep structure of Chinese medicine, kung fu movies, the Yi Jing, feng shui and how life takes unexpected turns. Poney also shares how Chinese medicine

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01:10:55

Encore Episode, Coherence and Resonance • Edward Neal

Qiological Podcast ·

2020/01/17

How does acupuncture work?We hear this question all the time. From our patients, from someone we just met at a neighborhood BBQ, from out parents, and if we are honest— ourselves.The ancient Chinese mind that conjured up acupuncture did not consider nerve pathways, endocrinological response or brain chemistry.The ancient Chinese mind looked out into nature and used that reflection to dream into the body. They considered the natural tides of expansion and contraction. The formed and the unformed, and

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Encore Episode, Practical Cosmology • Deborah Woolf

Qiological Podcast ·

2019/12/25

In the study of acupuncture we learn about the Five Phases, the Six Conformations, all kinds of relationships involving three, and the pattern differentiation of illness. You could say we learn about the “user interface” of Chinese medicine, but we don’t much study the underlying mechanics. Much in the same way we use powerful computers without knowing a line of code.In this conversation we touch a bit on the underlying code we are tinkering with when we work in clinic.It’s not often that a

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Encore Episode, Stalking the Wild Caterpillar Fungus...

Qiological Podcast ·

2019/12/04

Cordyceps is one of the precious medicinals of the Chinese medicine pharmacopeia. It’s a wild grown substance that has only recently begun to give up the secrets to how it can be cultivated so that its health benefits can be enjoyed by more than a privileged few.In this part two conversation with mushroom researcher and grower Jeff Chilton we hear about his recent trip to China for an international mushroom conference and get the low down on some exciting news about the "winter bug, summer

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01:05:57

Encore Episode, Slow Medicine: How Chinese Medicine...

Qiological Podcast ·

2019/08/18

When I lived in China I’d often hear people there say “use western medicine for quick results, but use Chinese medicine for chronic conditions.” It was a bit confusing for me, as even as a student and new practitioner I’d see Chinese medicine be really helpful for more acute conditions. It made me wonder if the Chinese really understood Chinese medicine.In this conversation we get some perspective on this issue. Listen into this discussion on how the clashing of cultures and China’s desire to

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01:03:54

Encore Episode • Moving Through Trauma: A Path of...

Qiological Podcast ·

2019/08/04

Trauma has both a physiological and emotional impact on us. It can set up a kind of dysregulation that while in the midst of trauma can be adaptive, and in fact help us to survive, but over time can be source of all kinds of physical and emotional problems.In this "part two" conversation we discuss the cycle of healing that can occur as patients move through the five phases of trauma and recovery. And how Chinese medicine, an understanding of modern neurobiology, and gentle hands on work can not

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Encore Episode, Channeling the Moon • Sabine Wilms

Qiological Podcast ·

2019/07/20

Chinese medicine has a long, long history of puzzling through and treating women’s health issues. In this conversation we touch on clinical considerations that come to us from the Song dynasty.Listen in to this conversation that just might make you question some of your assumptions about some things we consider to be true when it comes to our modern understanding of Chinese medicine gynecology.

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Encore Episode, Exploring the Landscape of the Pulse...

Qiological Podcast ·

2019/05/01

The pulse is emblematic of Chinese medicine. It is a highly subjective measure that helps us to orient in helpful ways toward a patient’s problem and their strengths.While most any practitioner would tell you the pulse is vitally important in accessing a patient’s condition, the ways in which we can approach and interact with the pulse are wide and varied.In this conversation we explore the pulse and how we as practitioners can use it as an exploration not just of the patient, but of our own process

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Encore Episode, Marketing in The Digital World •...

Qiological Podcast ·

2019/02/13

We’ve all been on the “bad” of marketing. Have been subjected to intrusive and unskilled attempts at trying to convince us of something. It raises your hackles; it should.Lots of us mistake advertising for marketing. But these two, which related, are different. Marketing is about how you communicate, how you represent your authentic self to the world, and how to better understand others so you can see if you might be able to help.If your patients knew what your marketing plan was, would they still

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Encore Episode, The Nature of Water: Connection and...

Qiological Podcast ·

2018/12/22

Have you noticed that sometimes, simply when allowing a patient the space to unspool their story something happens. Not only do you hear something vital and important, but the patient might pause as they seemingly for the first time listen to themselves.The 10 questions in Chinese medicine is not just about gathering information so we can find out what is wrong. It is an opportunity to listen our patients into their own wisdom and experience.Listen in as two practitioners of the art discussion the

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