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Will make a video on this

awesome !

haha not blue tea. its just a blue cup with water :)

@@chinesemedicinepodcast i thought It was blue fairy tea

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@@janesanchez213 yes. And this is where your practitioner will help to prioritise / treat

This would have to be another video. Can be qi def, liver Yang rising, blood deficiency , shao Yang pattern , heaps more … :)

yes, you need to follow something to build blood - foods are often a big help , as well as herbs. Acu can be but as i said for deficiency (chi) , its going to be more treatments /continual treatment depending what the cause is. look onto the channel here for videos on blood def diet foods etc

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Thank you.

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LOL yes she used to say "people want to eat my advantage"!

1. Why ? What is is going to mean to you…in therms of treatment etc,,,but peobably the earth Element has worry/obsession/overthinking/ ocd associated with it while the fire element is associate with all forms of anxiety also through its hosing of the Shen .. this is more of a practitioner / student level question and answer so I’m hoping this answer dosent confuse you more

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Yes. The school we are mentioning is worldwide. You can find out more in the main iceam website iceam.org . And so glad you like this and found my channel !

Great question . Have a video on it here somewhere

What is Dampness? The Chinese Medicine Podcast with Marie Hopkinson kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqaWf2CEadB3g8k

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More to come! ...Thank you :)

No eggs are good. I can I imagine how some texts/ people mithr think that because they are nourishing yin they could generate damp but no they don’t deplete /overwhelm the spleen function, they are not sweet either which is one flavour that contributes to a substance being dampening.

follow a blood deficiency diet - ie a blood tonification diet. I'll do a video on this topic soon ok . need to do some research first :)

Just out of interest. An older relative who had white grey hair, had been very sick for a while, and had lost a lot of hair at the time. Eventually they were brought their favourite seafood on a regular basis which contains zinc and other nutrients. To our surprise, their hair just began to grow back! Plus they also began to get their black hair colour back as well when they had previously been grey for some time. Also I heard some type of foods can block zinc from working.

So blood deficiency causes hair to turn grey. So facinated with the other subscribers comment about the hair growing back in the original colour and not grey. Is it possible to reverse grey hair?

That is incredible 🥰

I Love that you love TCM. Hope you find this helpful. I have many more dampness explainer videos on here that you may also like

No. That is a way too complex discussion for here, …ie that’s really a practitioner tutorial/ something practitioner are trained in and takes a bit of understanding to do the diagnosis/ differentiation which is why I’m saying in this video over and over that this video isn’t a replacement for a practitioner .

Nice. :)

Awesome to hear you are looking after yourself better and thanks for letting me know you found my channel helpful. :)

There are many avenues to explore in just treating mental health as an acupuncturist. Heaps of styles of acupuncture lend themselves more towards this and most you will learn about in a standard TCM undergraduate degree . You would be able to then build a practice focused on mental health conditions from that and undertake more post graduate training in the areas /acupuncture systems you are interested in

@@chinesemedicinepodcast thank you so so much for that insight. I am currently in a program and see so many indications for illness and pain, understandably so, but not too much with mental health so it made me question if I’m in the right place if that’s what I want to focus on. Thanks for confirming🙏🏼✨

@@Ad-nu4tk can I ask where are you studying? And what year of study you are in? I'm only assuming the ciriculum will be simiar in different countries.

other things you can do in the meantinme is - 1. read up on this in your own way - Shen (Elisa Rossi) is a good text to start with, 2. Looking into the 13 ghost point treaments and how modern practtioners use these for trauma and mental health healing, A bit out there for standard TCM but possibly in the right direction for you might be more Alchemical acupuncture - look into the Alchemy learning center and I have an interview with Leta Herman on my channel. 3. ask your teachers at the college if this is something that will be covered in the course. Ask your teachers there for guidance in how to self-study this area too. 4. If you are in first year you should focus on memorising the five element aspects, and the categories of all the points because that will be super useful /needed going forward.

@@Ad-nu4tk its going to come down to how you market yourself as a practitioner once graduated. if you don't mention musculoskeletal and only promote that you treat mental health stuff you can build a practice around that. Best of fortune with your studies going ahead

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