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[Guest guest]

hello,

 

My name is Bay. I am new to this list. I live in Northern California with

my two children. I have used western herbs for several years and would

like to learn more about Chinese Herbs. i am excited to be part of this

list.

 

Bay

[Guest guest]

, D.O.M. (N.M.), FNAAOM, Dipl. Ac

Chair of Dept of Herbal Medicine, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine,

San Diego Ca.

private practice in Chinese internal medicine since 1983

herbal consultant and product developer at K'an Herb Co., Santa Cruz, Ca.

associate editor of Oriental Medicine magazine.

 

I am glad to join the discussion group. . . .communication in our

profession on case histories, philsophy, education and other issues is of

supreme importance and very weak with us.

 

 

 

 

 

 

>Welcome to the List at Chinese Herbal Medicine! You are temporarily

>d. This list is restricted to students, professionals and

>acdemics in the field of Chinese herbal medicine. Please send a brief

>introduction about yourself to the group at

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>

>

>I am excited to be hosting a discussion group devoted exclusively

>to Chinese Herbal Medicine. The list began on June 1, 1999, so we

>just started notifying the schools, etc, of our existence. So the

>discussion my be slow for a few weeks, but hang in there.

>

>If you have never participated in an online mailing list, here are some

>guidelines. This is a place to talk about

>Chinese herbal medicine and related subjects, like Chinese philosophy

>and pharmacology. Anyone can ask a question, make a comment or post a

>response by sending e-mail to . Discussion

>can include basic concepts, clinical cases and research, to name a few.

>

>Sometimes subjects other than Chinese herbs will come up in our

>conversation; this is hard to avoid. We ask that very heated discussions

>or those that stray too far from Chinese medicine be conducted thru your

>personal e-mail and not on the list. It is not always clear when the

>discussion has moved too far from the topic. We'll play it by ear, for

>now. As long as no one gets too upset, pretty much anything goes.

>

>However, solicitations of any kind are definitely prohibited from this

>list. No exceptions.

>

>If you have any questions, comments, problems, etc., contact me personally at

>.

>

>I look forward to sharing ideas with you.

>

>Sincerely,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you

My name is Richard I'm a Consultant and student in sw Fl. and will enjoy

this greatly again Thank you

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Saturday, August 21, 1999 11:32 PM

Re: Welcome to

 

 

> " " <zrosenberg

>

> , D.O.M. (N.M.), FNAAOM, Dipl. Ac

> Chair of Dept of Herbal Medicine, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine,

> San Diego Ca.

> private practice in Chinese internal medicine since 1983

> herbal consultant and product developer at K'an Herb Co., Santa Cruz, Ca.

> associate editor of Oriental Medicine magazine.

>

> I am glad to join the discussion group. . . .communication in our

> profession on case histories, philsophy, education and other issues is of

> supreme importance and very weak with us.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> >Welcome to the List at Chinese Herbal Medicine! You are temporarily

> >d. This list is restricted to students, professionals and

> >acdemics in the field of Chinese herbal medicine. Please send a brief

> >introduction about yourself to the group at

> > . This will confirm your subscription.

> >

> >

> >I am excited to be hosting a discussion group devoted exclusively

> >to Chinese Herbal Medicine. The list began on June 1, 1999, so we

> >just started notifying the schools, etc, of our existence. So the

> >discussion my be slow for a few weeks, but hang in there.

> >

> >If you have never participated in an online mailing list, here are some

> >guidelines. This is a place to talk about

> >Chinese herbal medicine and related subjects, like Chinese philosophy

> >and pharmacology. Anyone can ask a question, make a comment or post a

> >response by sending e-mail to . Discussion

> >can include basic concepts, clinical cases and research, to name a few.

> >

> >Sometimes subjects other than Chinese herbs will come up in our

> >conversation; this is hard to avoid. We ask that very heated

discussions

> >or those that stray too far from Chinese medicine be conducted thru your

> >personal e-mail and not on the list. It is not always clear when the

> >discussion has moved too far from the topic. We'll play it by ear, for

> >now. As long as no one gets too upset, pretty much anything goes.

> >

> >However, solicitations of any kind are definitely prohibited from this

> >list. No exceptions.

> >

> >If you have any questions, comments, problems, etc., contact me

personally at

> >.

> >

> >I look forward to sharing ideas with you.

> >

> >Sincerely,

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Sorry. . ..this was sent by mistake before I wrote a reply.

 

 

 

 

> " Richard Campbell " <rdc

>

>Thank you

>My name is Richard I'm a Consultant and student in sw Fl. and will enjoy

>this greatly again Thank you

>-

> <zrosenberg

>< >

>Saturday, August 21, 1999 11:32 PM

>Re: Welcome to

>

>

>> " " <zrosenberg

>>

>> , D.O.M. (N.M.), FNAAOM, Dipl. Ac

>> Chair of Dept of Herbal Medicine, Pacific College of Oriental Medicine,

>> San Diego Ca.

>> private practice in Chinese internal medicine since 1983

>> herbal consultant and product developer at K'an Herb Co., Santa Cruz, Ca.

>> associate editor of Oriental Medicine magazine.

>>

>> I am glad to join the discussion group. . . .communication in our

>> profession on case histories, philsophy, education and other issues is of

>> supreme importance and very weak with us.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> >Welcome to the List at Chinese Herbal Medicine! You are temporarily

>> >d. This list is restricted to students, professionals and

>> >acdemics in the field of Chinese herbal medicine. Please send a brief

>> >introduction about yourself to the group at

>> > . This will confirm your subscription.

>> >

>> >

>> >I am excited to be hosting a discussion group devoted exclusively

>> >to Chinese Herbal Medicine. The list began on June 1, 1999, so we

>> >just started notifying the schools, etc, of our existence. So the

>> >discussion my be slow for a few weeks, but hang in there.

>> >

>> >If you have never participated in an online mailing list, here are some

>> >guidelines. This is a place to talk about

>> >Chinese herbal medicine and related subjects, like Chinese philosophy

>> >and pharmacology. Anyone can ask a question, make a comment or post a

>> >response by sending e-mail to . Discussion

>> >can include basic concepts, clinical cases and research, to name a few.

>> >

>> >Sometimes subjects other than Chinese herbs will come up in our

>> >conversation; this is hard to avoid. We ask that very heated

>discussions

>> >or those that stray too far from Chinese medicine be conducted thru your

>> >personal e-mail and not on the list. It is not always clear when the

>> >discussion has moved too far from the topic. We'll play it by ear, for

>> >now. As long as no one gets too upset, pretty much anything goes.

>> >

>> >However, solicitations of any kind are definitely prohibited from this

>> >list. No exceptions.

>> >

>> >If you have any questions, comments, problems, etc., contact me

>personally at

>> >.

>> >

>> >I look forward to sharing ideas with you.

>> >

>> >Sincerely,

>> >

>> >

>>

>>

>>

>>

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>>

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[Guest guest]

 

 

My name is Craig E. Mitchell. I am currently

the Chair of the Department of Herbal Medicine

at the NY College for Wholistic Health Education

and Research. I teach primarily within this department,

although I also do some teaching in fundamental

theory and diagnosis classes. I taught previously at

Pacific College in Manhattan. I just recently published

an annotated translation of the Shang Han Lun

through Paradigm Publishing with Nigel Wiseman

and Feng Ye. I am actively involved in translation

and issues regarding the transmission of Chinese

medicine to the West. I do not currently have an

outside private practice, although I do see patients

in one of the school clinics. I graduated from

the American College of Traditional , SF,

back in 1993. Oh, I also spent three years in

Taiwan, studying Chinese and Chinese medicine,

after I graduated from school. That's a bit rambling,

but I think it includes most of the important stuff.

 

Craig

[Guest guest]

Craig, great to have you aboard. I have seen your book. it is

phenomenal and I use it in my onine course.

 

[Guest guest]

Hello Folks,

 

My name is Rajput, Laxmansingh K. I am a recent graduate from the International

Institute of Chinese

Medicine, Santa Fe, NM. Currently I am practising in Rochester, MN, that is just

started, last month. I am happy to be part of an ongoing discussion regarding

TCM.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hello,

 

My name is Will Morris. I am an acupuncturist and the Academic Dean of Empeor's

College.

My area of specialty focus over the lasy 7 years has been the art of pulse

diagnosis

under Leon Hammer M.D., and Dr. John Shen. I have worked in this field full time

since

1981. I am newly married, have a boy and a girl 18 and 17, and a baby girl on

the way.

[Guest guest]

Hi Todd

I sent a letter requesting entry to the herbal academy. Since I am now taking

your online course, I do not know if you need my credentials again. However:

I graduated from NESA in AUg of 98, Licensed in Mass, and work out of

Marlboro, Ma.

Thanks

Jim Chaffee

[Guest guest]

Hello, Todd. Thank you for the opportunity to join the traditional chinese herbs

discussion group.

 

I received my license as an Acupuncture Physician here in Florida this past

April. While my practice gets going, I continue my work as a graphics artist

for my family's sign shop. I also have been studying Wu style tai chi since

the early 1970's and I also paint in the traditional Chinese brush style. I

am certified in Acupuncture (NCCAOM) but not yet in herbs. I hope to be able

to contribute cases and comments to the discussion group.

 

thanks.

 

Sherril Gold, AP

sherrilgol