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Chronic Lyme Disease Training Program - Course 4

The Treatment of Chronic Lyme Disease with Moxibustion

Daniel Silver

Discount: This course is part of a series, save 15% when you buy it as a whole. Click here.

Course Overview

Chronic Lyme disease hollows out the yang. Gu Syndrome, of which modern chronic Lyme disease is an instance, is seen classically as the “ultimate yin evil,” which is to say that it is brutally cold and moist in nature, robbing the body of its yang qi. What could be more appropriate then than to treat chronic Lyme disease with moxa? In this course, Daniel Silver shares his insights into the use of direct and indirect moxa protocols in the treatment of chronic Lyme disease. He dives into a thorough study of which moxa points to use and how to treat them, as well as providing historical background on the usage of moxibustion.

Course Objectives

  • Participants will learn about the signs and symptoms of chronic Lyme disease, and how to effectively treat them utilizing moxibustion.
  • Participants will learn about the historical background and rationale for these treatment points and protocols.
  • Participants will understand the need for gentle strategies due to the extremely inflamed nervous systems common to chronic Lyme patients.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 45 minIntroduction Common signs and symptoms of chronic Lyme disease, What to expect during treatment, Indicators for treatment, Typical concerns of treatment

45 min - 2.25 hrsWhy moxa? What is moxa? Ai ye properties, Etymology Gauging moxa quality, Effects of treatment, Mawang Dui Nei Jing Points Typical Order of Treatment

2.25 hrs - 3 hrsMore detailed information regarding moxibustion points and protocols for treating chronic Lyme disease

Teacher

Daniel Silver joined NUNM in 2012, with a passion for the traditions of Japanese acupuncture. He studied at International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine before graduating from Five Branches Institute with a Master in Oriental Medicine, and prior to this, Asian Studies at UC Berkeley.

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Approved by: Standard Certificate, NCCAOM,

Course Type: Recorded Seminar

Course Length: 3 Hrs.

Course Credits: 3 CPD

Course Notes: Notes are provided with this course.

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