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Crafting a follow-up prescription: Two clinical cases
Well, the first days are the hardest days, don´t you worry anymore. Cause when life looks like East Street, there is danger at your door. Think this through with me, let my know your mind. Woah-oh, what I want to know is, are you kind? These are the opening lines of Uncle John’s Band, a song by the Grateful Dead from the late 1960s, a time in the distant past that some of us still remember, when Chinese medicine in the West was just about to take off. Like many of Robert Hu
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Nov 812 min read


On Dosing
(With Cinzia Scorzon MSc) Some time ago, in what now seems the distant past, we went on a trip through the Kimberley, a remote and...
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Apr 259 min read


Enlightened Chinese medical practice: A case study from contemporary China
While researching my next book, I discovered an intriguing case study by Dr. Gao Jianzhong 高建忠, who works at a hospital affiliated to the...
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Dec 5, 202410 min read


Dao on Wheels: Good knowing, forming one body with the ten-thousand things, and winning a sprint in the Tour de France (Embodiment and effective action in Chinese medicine)
Whether as a cyclist, a practitioner of Chinese medicine, or a Neo-confucian scholar, the reason we are interested in discovering li 理,...
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Sep 12, 202410 min read
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