🥃 Herbs that make us ANGRY! | Drunken Acupuncture Podcast

[@tcmstudy]

🔈 LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE: On the Web: podcast.tcmstudy.net/podcast/drunken-acupuncture Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/session-21-drunken-acupuncture-with-patrick-gittli/id1547137053?i=1000636917988 Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6o4TMnHI2brAyELGcSWzum?si=rcfBADAkTRGeQskpqnpoRQ

[@cookiesnsuja5690]

Nicholas, wish you a Happy Holiday Season! Serious question, is it possible to make your Review Herb class on teachable earn NCCAOM PDA points?

[@tcmstudy]

@@cookiesnsuja5690 It's something I want to do eventually, so I'll look into it. I've had a few people who are already licensed, but they're moving to a state that requires herbs, so it would make sense to get PDA's while you review. But the approval process is long and expensive, so I'll have to look more at it or get a coach

[@cookiesnsuja5690]

@@tcmstudy Thanks!! sounds good, and yes they tend to charge for anything/everything.

[@spanna22000]

Love this!

[@AcuGloWellness]

We need more Nicholas and Patrick videos PLEASE

[@SavoryApple]

can you mention those two herbs good for a1c? :)

[@tcmstudy]

I believe he was creating formulas based on Huang Qi and Shu Di Huang

[@SavoryApple]

@@tcmstudy thanks!

[@tat9503]

Astragalus make me angry , i feel not good when i take it

[@aileenwright1204]

This is funny

[@masefudogg]

this was great and i learned a lot of what to expect for after graduating school and becoming licensed..."what's with these fuckin airplanes and poor fuckin podcasters" lmfao...keep this shiz coming please

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

😂

[@edcat6587]

Please give actual chinese names in the "subtitles",instead of some computer generated garbage.so we actually know what herbs/formulas you are talking about.....or don't just mumble them super fast,please.....thanks.

[@adamkosmos]

Please give smth tips of sexy herbs for fucki....

[@subramaniadhiachari7103]

disapointing to hear usage of unwanted language. it makes your video down. i am an ardent fan of your presentation. one can empasize it using appropriate words

[@naturalmusic2789]

I think you're probably not a native speaker. It's a usual reaction, especially in places like India and Nepal... many people from outside the UK/Australia/America are surprised when they hear native speakers talk. Fuck is a word that is thrown around a lot by native speakers. There is no limitations of use of such words in these countries, except perhaps only the poshiest of Englanders would have some reservations in using the word fuck, but even they use it sparingly in conversation. Just to make you make sense about why it's being thrown around a lot. It's just the norm in these countries, so don't take it so seriously. I still have an avid memory of arguing with a Nepali about this same problem. It was 4am and the Nepali guests of the guest house I was staying in were created a lot of noise, they were having a party. It was the third night in a row that I was disturbed by their noise and that I had told them to be quiet, so this time I was actually angry, So I used the word "fuck" a couple of times. They almost resorted to the use of violence every time I used the word... I had to make them understand that the word is used a lot in the US/the UK in normal conversation, but they were really offended by my use of the word. :D

[@ProveAllThings1Th-5-21]

@@naturalmusic2789 Friend, there's a hole in your theory. I'm an American (born and raised) and I find cursing offensive and especially intolerable in the professional realm. It's not called 'foul language' for nothing.

[@naturalmusic2789]

I tend to agree that in professional settings these words are used very sparingly. But this youtube session is after all called "drunken acupuncture podcast", so the setting is all but professional. @@ProveAllThings1Th-5-21

[@SergeyShL]

I actually like using "fuck" there, it makes it more interesting and live.