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Integrating Functional Medicine with TCM: An Overview

Associated Courses

$100.00

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  • Jake Fratkin
  • 4 CEUs/PDAs (NCCAOM Approved and CAB Approved)
  • NCCAOM Category: Core: AOM-BIO
  • Recorded Webinar
  • California Acupuncture Board CEP 100: Pacific College of Health and Science
  • CAB Category 1

Description

This course is part of a 12-course series. 

Traditional Chinese medicine provides patients with herbal and acupuncture therapy based on regulation of the zang-fu organs and the acupuncture meridian network. The majority of schools and colleges of East Asian medicine utilize information from the classical period (pre-20th century), as well as TCM information from the 1970’s and 1980’s.

Due to modern stressors not known in classical times, patients now face health issues that have not been well defined in available Chinese medicine literature. Modern stressors include environmental toxins, dietary excesses of sugars and carbohydrates, pharmaceuticals, and more.

Would you like to gain confidence in treating modern illnesses not discussed in classical Chinese medicine?

Functional Medicine explores modern physiology to look at the etiology of new patterns of illness, and the consequences of environmental toxins. It also offers therapies using vitamins, minerals, amino acids and their combinations to address new patterns of disease.

Chinese herbal medicine, using both classical formulas as well as newer formulas based on modern developments in China, has more to offer therapeutically than the nutritional approach of Functional Medicine alone.

By addressing modern illnesses through Functional Medicine with a TCM approach, you can achieve an effective and powerful line of therapy.

If you purchase courses individually before signing up for the whole series, you will be given credit toward the purchase of the series. You can sign up for the complete series here.

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NCCAOM Categories

    • For recorded classes, there are no refunds.
    • For live webinars, you may cancel your registration up to 1 business day* before the live event. A $25 administrative fee will be deducted from your refund.
    • For a multi-class live Webinar series, there are no refunds. However if you miss a live webinar in a series, you can be enrolled in the recorded version at no charge if it becomes available at a later date.
    • For San Diego onsite classes:
      • Cancellation 14 or more days prior to the Webinar date: A $50 administrative fee will be deducted from your refund.
      • Cancellation 14 or less days prior to the Webinar date: 50% of the registration fee or $50, whichever is greater, will be deducted from your refund.
      • All refund requests should be made by placing a support ticket. Refunds normally take up to 2 business days to process.
    • For New York onsite classes:
      • Refund minus $25 cancellation fee until 2 weeks prior to the class.
      • No refunds will be issued after that date.
* Although our live events usually take place on the weekend, our business office is only open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Pacific Time Monday through Friday.

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