Acupuncture Continuing Education Online

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Herbal Formula Study: Si Jun Zi Tang is approved for 12 California CEU credits, 12 national NCCAOM pda points, 12 Florida general CEs, 12 Texas CAEs (3 general, 9 herbal) and 12 CTCMA BC credit hours. This course is approved for acupuncture continuing education credit for licensed acupuncturists in the USA and Canada.

Learn special herbal formula modifications for the effective treatment of hair loss syndromes, hernia disorders, and several types of gynecological disorders.  A section is included with straightforward herbal techniques to effectively lower high LDL cholesterol levels and for the treatment of several heart and vascular disorders.  This course  also covers the treatment of kidney stones, skin disorders, and fevers with the presentation of clear and easily applicable herbal formulas for use in the clinic.  In addition, herbal remedies for headache syndromes, prostate problems, lung and urinary disorders, and diarrhea syndromes are presented.  Enjoy this very important course that addresses many of today’s difficult and even some life-threatening ailments with Chinese herbal medicine.

Download the course, complete the online quiz, and receive immediate acupuncture license credit! This course is approved for 10 California CEUs, 10 NCCAOM points for national Diplomate credit, 10 Florida CEs (8 general, 2 lab test), 10 Texas CAEs (4 general, 6 herbal) and 10 CTCMA BC acupuncture continuing education credit hours. The Florida CEs fulfill the categories of 8 general credits and 2 laboratory test findings credits. The Texas CAEs fulfill the categories of 4 general and 6 herbal credits.

Increase your clinical effectiveness by learning subtle differentiations of Liver disharmonies and the fine-points of herbs. Theory, diagnostic patterns, and herbal formulas are presented along with corresponding western medicine presentations. Learn how to better treat PMS, menstrual irregularities, menopause, headaches, digestive disorders, acid reflux, cholecystitis, depression, insomnia, Meniere’s disease, dizziness, vertigo, hypertension, herpes, tinnitus, anemia, and more! Part Two covers viral hepatitis. Western medicine pathophysiology and liver lab tests are discussed followed by a Chinese medicine section which includes treatment strategies and herbal medicine.

PID and Chinese Medicine, Part One

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This detailed look at pelvic inflammatory disease covers both western and Chinese Medicine diagnostics and treatment for PID and its complications such as fallopian tube infections, menorrhagia (abnormally heavy bleeding at menstruation), endometritis (inflammation of the uterine lining), dysmenorrhea, lower abdominal pain, leukorrhea (vaginal discharge), and infertility. Acupuncturist continuing education credits: 6 California CEUs, 5 NCCAOM national PDAs, 5 Florida general credit hours (CE), 6 Texas CAEs (3.75 general, 2.25 herbal) and 6 CTCMA BC credit hours.  All acupuncture courses are approved for continuing education credit in the USA and Canada, BC. All transactions are SSL socket encrypted by GeoTrust for data security and protection of your information.

PID and Chinese Medicine, Part Two

Download the course, complete the online quiz, and receive immediate acupuncture license credit! This course includes a special section on cervical infections, cervicitis, and cervical dysplasia with an in-depth analysis and treatment system. This course features an additional 14 herbal formulas plus a newly added summary table of the formulas for clinical application purposes. This course is a continuation of PID and Chinese Medicine, Part One. Acupuncturist continuing education credits: 7 California CEUs, 6 NCCAOM PDAs, 6 Florida Acupuncture CEs, 7 Texas CAEs (2 general, 5 herbal), 7 CTCMA BC (Canada, BC) credit hours. All transactions are SSL socket encrypted by GeoTrust for secure data.

Free the Qi and Blood

Download the course, complete the online quiz, and receive immediate acupuncture license credit! This course is approved for 20 California CEU credits, 20 national NCCAOM pda points, and 20 Florida CE's for acupuncture continuing education credit.

The course Free the Qi and Blood: Treatments for 10 Disorders examines the herbal formula Xiao Yao San (Smooth Rambling Powder). Topics covered include ovarian cysts, infertility, the uneven growth of breasts, acne, migraines, poison oak, stress, bipolar disorder, high ALT levels, hepatitis, impotence, herpes, breast nodules, post-partum depression, thyroid disorders, testicle pain, shingles, sudden loss of hair, weak eyesight, post-partum bleeding, leukorrhea, abnormal uterine bleeding, PMS, low sperm count, insomnia, jaundice, otitis, allergies, and the treatment of eye disorders including hyphema.

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Herbal Insights - Tonify Blood is approved for 7 California CEUs, 7 national NCCAOM Diplomate pda points, 7 Florida general CEs, 7 Texas CAEs (5 general, 2 herbal) and 7 CTCMA BC Canada credit hours.

Learn special herbal formula modifications for the effective treatment of menstrual disorders including late menstruation, PMS, painful menstruation, and abnormal menstrual bleeding.  A section is included for the treatment of injuries and joint pain featuring clearly defined and easily applicable herbal choices.  This course has a special section on the treatment of eye disorders including night blindness and central retinitis.  In addition, herbal remedies for the treatment of low sperm count and swelling of the testicles are presented.  This course also covers the topics of chest pain, an excessively red nose, and dry skin. All transactions are SSL socket encrypted by GeoTrust for data security and protection of your information.

High Cholesterol, Pt. 1: Biomedicine & TCM Theory

This course is approved for 6 California CEUs, 6 NCCAOM points for national license credit, 6 Florida CEs, 6 Texas CAEs (5.5 general, 0.5 herbal), and 6 CTCMABC continuing education credit hours. This course covers the diagnosis and treatment of high cholesterol and high triglycerides according to western medicine and presents Chinese medicine theory concerning hyperlipidemia including diagnostics and treatment principles.

High Cholesterol, Pt. 2: TCM Dietetics & Lifestyle

This course is approved for 6 California CEUs, 6 NCCAOM points for national license credit, 6 Florida CEs, 6 Texas CAEs (1.5 general, 4.5 herbal), and 6 CTCMABC continuing education credit hours. This course covers Chinese medicine dietetics for treating high cholesterol and high triglycerides.  Learn the Chinese medicinal properties of individual foods and food formulas for reducing cholesterol and triglyceride levels.

High Cholesterol, Pt. 3: TCM Herbology

This course is approved for 13 California CEUs, 13 NCCAOM Diplomate PDA points, 13 general Florida CEs, 13 Texas CAEs (11.75 herbal, 1.25 general), and 13 CTCMABC continuing education hours. This course covers Chinese medicine individual herbs and formulas used to lower high cholesterol and triglyceride levels.

Herbal Medicine for Respiratory Conditions

Download the course, complete the online quiz, and receive immediate acupuncture license credit! This course presents herbal formulas for the treatment of Lung conditions.  From the student to the expert, this course material is useful to all levels of acupuncturists.  The course is a search-able PDF file and therefore makes a great herbal medicine reference guide for the clinic.  Learn new formulas for the treatment of lung conditions that have never before been translated into English!

This course is approved for 8 California CEUs, 8 NCCAOM national Diplomate pda points, 8 Florida general CEs, 8 Texas CAEs (1 general, 7 herbal) and 8 CTCMA BC credit hours.

Download the course, complete the online quiz, and receive immediate acupuncture license credit! This course covers differential diagnostics, treatmentprinciples, acupuncture point prescriptions, herbal formulas, moxatechniques, shoni-shin techniques, and dietetics recommendations asthey relate to pediatric ear infections.  Custom herbalpowders that are acceptable to children are reviewed.  Theadministration of Chinese herbal medicines to children for improvedcompliance is covered in detail. Chinese Medicine Pediatrics and Ear Infections is approved for 8 California CEU credits, 7 Florida general credits, 7 national NCCAOM Diplomate PDA points, 8 Texas CAEs (6 general, 2 herbal), and 7 CTCMA BC credit hours making this course certificate approved for acupuncturists in the USA and Canada, BC.

Download the course, complete the online quiz, and receive immediate acupuncture license credit! This course is approved for 20 California CEUs, 20 NCCAOM Diplomate PDA points, and 20 Florida general CEs. Harmonizing Organs with Herbs, by Prof. Liao, L.Ac., covers herbal medicines for treating organ communication disharmonies. Herbal formulas are given for each differntial diagnostic pattern presented.