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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

  • Master of Acupuncture Program

    July 1, 1978|Courses & Manuals (Publicatons)|

    "Master of Acupuncture" Program The "Master of Acupuncture" Program is a self-study program for advanced acupuncture practitioners, based on translations of three classical Chinese acupuncture texts (namely the Su Wen, Ling Shu and Nan Ching). These materials assume extensive background in energetical acupuncture and work at master's level. Two thousand years ago, a group of outstanding physicians in China felt the need to record for posterity the experience and knowledge of acupuncture and Chinese medicine that had accumulated up to that time. The format of their record was a [...]

    Tags: Acupuncture, Energy Medicine, Feng Shui, History of Medicine, Medical Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
  • A Little Bit of History

    March 15, 1978|Articles|

    Occidental Institute of Chinese Studies (OICS) opened its doors on July 2, 1972 in Weston, Ontario Canada with a partially completed Extension Training Program for Modern and Traditional Acupuncture, becoming the first recognized training organization for acupuncture in North America. With moves to Montreal, Quebec Canada and then on to Miami, Florida USA, “The Institute” expanded to include a full-time staff of eight, completed the Extension Training Program, sponsored month-long resident training programs and developed many advanced programs and resource materials. That thirty-one lesson acupuncture program was expanded with [...]

    Tags: History of OIRF, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
  • EAV Desk Reference Manuals

    January 2, 1978|Courses & Manuals (Publicatons)|

    EAV Desk Reference Manuals, Parts 1 and 2 German Electro-Acupuncture ("Voll"/"EAV"/EAP/GEA/EDS) Following is the standard information for this program. But what’s changed? A three year project by OIRF staff meticulously worked through every part of this manual. Every page, point and detail has been carefully scanned, reviewed, edited and revised. Newer and better diagrams have been prepared so that points are shown more clearly and precisely. Everything has been reformatted into 21st century data files (no more trying to replace old typewritten and hand-prepared and typed paper masters!). All [...]

    Tags: Acupuncture, Acupuncture Point and Medication Testing, Allergies, Cancer, Chronic disease, Chronic Fatigue, Dental aspects, Electro-Acupuncture According to Voll (EAV), Electronic Homeopathy, Energy Medicine, Geopathic Stress, Heavy Metals, Homeopathy, Immune deficiency, Influenza (Flu), Medical Acupuncture, Pain, Parasites, Resonance Homeopathy, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Viruses
  • The First Brochure

    July 15, 1972|Articles|

    Brochure Notes and History This brochure represents one of Walter’s first “rants” and already you can see the rebel showing through. I expect it was initially written during early 1973 as we struggled to set up the full Lesson structure for the Modern and Traditional Acupuncture course. Classified advertising was placed in hundreds of magazines, newsletters, journals and papers for this course. If memory serves me, it was $39 (US or CDN) for the first three lessons. From opening our doors on July 2, 1972 through to mid-1974, we [...]

    Tags: Acupuncture, History of Medicine, History of OIRF, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
  • Modern and Traditional Acupuncture

    July 1, 1972|Courses & Manuals (Publicatons)|

    Modern & Traditional Acupuncture 33 Lesson Program Over twelve hundred pages of printed materials incorporating applicable materials from the supplementary textbook (An Outline of Chinese Acupuncture) and set of four charts (by China Cultural Corp.). Starts off assuming you know nothing about acupuncture (a good place to start even if only as a thorough review of the basics) and takes you right through to the most heavy-duty advanced aspects of true, ‘energetical’ acupuncture. The finest and most comprehensive material in the English language, covers all seventy-one meridians of traditional [...]

    Tags: Acupuncture, Allergies, Cancer, Chronic disease, Chronic Fatigue, Energy Medicine, Feng Shui, History of Medicine, Immune deficiency, Influenza (Flu), Medical Acupuncture, Pain, Parasites, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
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