Science of the Tao – Ethical Considerations

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Description:

This two-hour talk will evaluate ethical considerations from the Huai Nan Zi, and the Tao te Ching, We will contrast what constitutes science in modern medicine with what constituted science when Chinese medicine came into being. We will ask questions about our modern scientific method and whether its support of pharmaceutical intervention meets the criteria of the Nei Jing and the Tao of nature.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of the webinar, participants will have the ability to:

• Gain confidence in pulse analysis by a review and refinement of pulse essentials
• Learn to assess moving pulses and how the Zang Fu communicate with one another
• How to assess pulse changes in various menstrual phases, fertility, reproductive pathology and pregnancy 

Lecture Presenter

Randine Lewis, PhD, LAc, FABORM Author

After her basic medical school curriculum, Dr. Randine Lewis received her MSOM at the American College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medi-cine, interned in China, and received her PhD in alternative medicine. Dr. Lewis has been a governing board member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, as well as a medical expert for numerous online resources. She is the author of The Infertility Cure and The Way of the Fertile Soul, conducts intensive retreats, and teaches workshops for practitioners internationally. Dr. Lewis is the founder of Eastern Harmony clinic in Houston, Texas, The Fertile Soul Retreat process, and the Continuing Excellence in Fertility Professionals Program. She teaches for the integrative doctoral program at Daoist traditions College of medical arts. She has kept up a regular qi gong and meditative practice and uses elemental self-inquiry and body wisdom meditative and movement processes in her work.

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