TCM Acupuncture
1. Acupuncture points of the lung meridian of hand-taiyin
2. Acupuncture points of the large intestine meridian of hand-yangming
3. Acupuncture points of the stomach meridian of foot-yangming
4. Acupuncture points of the spleen meridian of foot-taiyin
5. Acupuncture points of the heart meridian of hand-shaoyin
6. Acupuncture points of the small intestine meridian of hand-taiyang
7. Acupuncture points of the bladder meridian of foot-taiyang
8. Acupuncture points of the kidney meridian of foot-shaoyin
9. Acupuncture points of the pericardium meridian of hand-jueyin
10. Acupuncture points of triple energizer meridian of hand-shaoyang
11. Acupuncture points of the gallbladder meridian of foot-shaoyang
12. Acupuncture points of the liver meridian of foot-jueyin
13. Acupuncture points of the Du channel
14. Acupuncture points of the Ren channel
15. Acupuncture points of the extra points
PowerPoint of Scalp Acupuncture

TCM Internal Medicine
Part 1 Lung Diseases 
1. Common cold (Gan Mao) 
2. Cough (Ke Sou) 
3. Wheezing (Xiao Zheng) 
4. Breathlessness (Chuan Zheng) 
5. Lung abscess 
Part 2 Heart and brain diseases 
6. Palpitation (xin ji) 
7. Chest pain (xiong bi)
8. Insomnia (shi mian) 
9. Manic-Depressive Psychosis (Dian kuang) 
10. Epilepsy (Dian Xian)
11. Hypertonicity disorder (Jing zhen) 
12. Syncope (Jue zheng) 
13. Stroke (Zhong Feng) 
14.Headache (Tou Tong)
15. Dizziness (Xuan yun) 
Part 3 Spleen and stomach diseases
16. Epigastric pain 
17. Vomiting (Ou Tu) 
18. Hiccup 
19. Dysphagia & gagging syndrome (Ye Ge) 
20. Diarrhia 
21. Dysentery 
22. Abdominal pain 
23. Constipation 
Part 4 Liver and gallbladder diseases 
24. Hypochondriac pain 
25. Jaundice 
26. Tympanic abdominal distention (Gu zhang) 
Part 5 Kidney and urinary bladder diseases 
27. Edema (Shui zhong) 
28. Painful urinary syndrome (Lin zheng) 
29. Oliguria-anuria syndrome (Long Bi) 
30. Seminal emission 
31. Tinnitus and deafness 
Part 6 Channels and body diseases 
32. Painful obstructive syndrome (Bi Zheng) 
33. Atrophy syndrome (Wei Zheng) 
34. Lower back pain (Yao Tong) 
Part 7 Diseases of Qi, blood and body liquid 
35. Emotional disorder (Yu syndrome) 
36. Goiter (Ying Liu) 
37. Aggregation and accumulation syndrome (Ji Ju) 
38. Hemorrhage 
39. Abnormal sweating (Han zheng) 
40. Congestive fluid (Tan yin) 
41. Diabetes--Wasting and thirsting disorder (Xiao ke) 
42. Fever of internal disequilibrium (Nei Shang Fa Re) 
PowerPoint of stroke

Chinese Herbology
Introduction of traditional Chinese formula 
Formulas for exterior syndrome 
Purgative formulas for interior excess syndrome
Formulas that harmonize
Formulas that clear heat 
Formulas that warm the interior
Tonifying formulas 
Formulas that tranquilize           
Formulae openning orifices
Formulasthat stabilize and bind 
Formulas that regulate Qi
Formulas that regulate blood
Formulas for wind
Formulae that eliminate dampness
Formulas for dryness
Formulas eliminating Phlegm
Formulas improving digestion and reducing masses
Formulas for treating carbuncles
Formulae that expel parasites                                        
Syllabus of Individual herbs I
Syllabus of Individual herbs II
Syllabus of Individual herbs III
NCCAOM Reference of Common Chinese Herbal Formulas
Introduction of Chinese Herbology

TCM Basic Theory (TCM Foundation)
Handout of basic theory of Chinese Medicine

TCM Diagnosis
Handout of TCM pulse diagnosis, 
PowerPoint of TCM pulse diagnosis

TCM Dermatology
Handout of TCM Dermatology

TCM Dentistry
Handout of TCM dentistry

TCM Otorhinolaryngology
Handout of TCM Otorhinolaryngology

TCM Ophthalmology
Handout of TCM Ophthalmology

TCM Pediatrics
Handout of TCM pediatrics

Yellow Emperor's Medical Classic 
Syllabus of Yellow emperor's medical classic
PowerPoint of Yellow emperor's medical classic

Acupuncture Therapeutics 
Acupuncture Malpractice Cases
Asthma, Bronchitis
Pain syndrome

More study materials will be coming. 

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