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Hello all,

I am currently a part time student at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine

in NYC. I found this group while surfing one day and was interested in reading

the discussions. As a student, I have completed Herbology II. Thank you for

accepting my application.

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My name is Stephen Bonzak. I am a first year student at the Pacific College

of Oriental Medicine in Chicago. I am in the process of completing my first

class in herbs and am interested in hearing everything I can about herbs as

the subject seems so vast (even if it is over my head sometimes).

 

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Thank you for the opportunity to participate.

 

I am a licensed acupuncturist in the Los Angeles area.

I graduated from Samra in 1988, and got my license in

1989.

 

I do not have a private practice. I work in a large

Western medicine clinic that treats people with HIV

and AIDS, mostly lower income. These clients can

choose to have acupuncture if they like. Then they see

me.

 

I do not practice herbs too much with them because:

1. most are already taking so many pills, they do not

want to take more medications.

2. most are low income and cannot afford the

additional cost of herbs.

3. the MDs who run the place can accept it if I give

an occasional prescription, but would not be happy if

I had everyone on herbal prescriptions

 

This is an unfortunate constraint, but at least I can

serve one group of low-income patients that would have

no access to Chinese medicine otherwise.

 

In addition to Chinese medicine, I have been studying

yijing, fengshui, and Chinese astrology with a teacher

from Hong Kong since 1993.

 

That's me. Good to meet all of you!

 

Lorraine

 

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As I understand it I am to share a little something about myself with the group.

So here goes. I became involved with acupuncture almost 4 years ago. I worked

in a hospital that used the NADA Protocol (National Acupuncture Detox Assoc.) to

detoxify patients from alcohol and drugs. This technique is administered via

the ears. Well needless to say I was not satisfied with just ears so I began to

pursue my options in training on full body acupuncture. Where I live there are

no schools so I was pretty sure I would not be able to pursue this as a career.

Then a doctor friend of mine told me about apprenticeship in order to learn

and Acupuncture and that I would be able to take the NCCAOM

Boards if I met the requirements. She knew an acupuncturist who was willing to

take me as a student. So for the last 3 years I have been studying Chinese

Medicine and Acupuncture. I hope to sit for the boards in March 2002. I

thought this group would be good for me because we use Chinese herbs in the p

ractice. However that has not been my focus for the past 3 years. I feel it is

time to integrate this modality into my training. I have some knowledge and

clearly understand how powerful this form of treatment can be. I do not feel I

can treat clients effectively without the use of herbs as well.

 

Thank you for your time.

Shane

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I'm a recently qualified acupuncturist from the London School of Acupuncture,

University of Westminster, UK. I'm currently studying herbology at the Pacific

College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego.

 

Salma Jeevanjee

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Dear Academy:

 

Thank you for the temporary r status to Chinese Herbal Medicine. I

am a second year student at the Midwest College of Oriental Medicine in

Racine, WI. Three years ago, I was introduced to by

" accident. " During a Boy Scout high adventure activity (I was one of the

leaders), I hurt my back carrying scuba tanks up and down ladders to the

training tank. Upon returning home, I refused to go the route of orthodox

medicine because of past negative experiences. I located an acupuncturist

who gave me treatments in tui na, herbs, and acupuncture. I was hooked for

life.

 

This experience of healing was so overpowering that I knew I must do more

research on this way of healing. I enrolled at MCOM in July 2000, a year

after my first treatment.

 

I am a 4.0 student working on my Master's Degree in Oriental Medicine. I

have quit my job as an accountant and am thoroughly enjoying my new path. It

was suggested by one of our instructors that any student interested in

learning more about Chinese herbs than what was taught in class, should apply

for the online student subscription to Chinese Herbal Medicine. I would greatly

appreciate having the opportunity to be a student member so I may enhance my

learning experience and bring this knowledge to my future clients of SE

Wisconsin.

 

I previously mentioned my involvement with the Boys Scouts of America and

since my sons are no longer members, I have taken this love of working with

young people to the classrooms of the local high school. I am now a

permanent guest speaker to the Senior Health Class at Franklin High School.

As I grow in knowledge of TCM, I bring this knowledge to the public. I plan

of expanding my availability as guest speaker to other high schools and other

groups in the area. Teach me and guide me in authentic TCM for I bring this

knowledge to the general public.

 

Respectfully submitted,

 

Debra (Debbie) Onsager

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I am a part-time student in HK. I am a medical professional in the Dept of

Health .

I have finished a diploma course in acupuncture in the University of HK 3

years ago and studying a degree in TCM now.I would like to search updated

papers in TCM for research paper and project in the field of cancer and

proteomics.

Can your professional group help?

Thanks

yin har NG

 

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Dear fellow TCM practitioners,

My name is Emmy and I have been practicing TCM for 9 years. I attended Five

Branches Institute and I currently have a small practice located in my home. I

have two young children (ages 5 and 7) and a supportive husband.

I am also a registered nurse with 15 years experience in emergency rooms and

ICU'S.

I am very interested to join this group as I feel that as health professionals

we need to discuss our medicine so that we can practice at the highest level

possible.

I look forward to being part of this group. Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely, Emmy

 

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> In order to have your subscription approved, you must 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. 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

or reply to this email.

>

> For more info, click on Member Services at

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> I look forward to sharing ideas with you.

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> Oh, by the way, this list can get quite busy, up to 40 messages per day at

times. So you may want to receive a digest or just view messages online instead

of receiving individual emails. You can control your subscription settings at

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