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The chief feature of Dr. Manaka’s protocols is the ability to treat the constitution of each patient regardless of complexity of symptoms. He developed the X-Signal System model and its relationship to channel treatment via the Extraordinary Vessels.
Think of this series as pharmaceutical course “lite” for Chinese medical practioners. We are going to talk about all of the major drug categories, get into why they are prescribed, how they work, and the dangers to be on the look out for.
This course looks at basic pharmacology principles including pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in a fascinating exploration. These concepts are explicitly applied to Chinese medicine and herbology.
This seminar will examine drugs to help treat irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, constipation, excessive gas, diarrhea, and nausea and vomiting.
Antibiotics are a fascinating category of drugs that are widely used by our patients with lots of implications and interactions with Chinese medicine. This seminar examines this class of drugs and, by necessity, discusses various types of bacteria.
This seminar will spend quite a bit of time discussing antivirals including those used to treat human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Additionally, antifungal, antiprotozoal, and anthelminthic (anti-worm) agents will be discussed.
Anti-Cancer Drugs as a group of drugs are more commonly used than we would like. There are a lot of different agents to combat them. This seminar will look at classes of anti-cancer drugs.
Anti-inflammatory drugs are commonly prescribed to our patients. And there is probably no drug more widely used among our patient population, when you consider over-the-counter use. This seminar explores this class of drugs.
An eclectic group of drugs await us as we explore miscellaneous drugs and how they interact with Chinese medicine.
This course takes the basic pharmacology principles discussed in the Basics of Pharmacology course, including the ADME scheme and the therapeutic index, and applies them to understanding and predicting drug-herb interactions.
Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) drugs as a class are often used by patients of acupuncturists and Chinese medical practitioners. This seminar examines major ANS drugs and the dangers Chinese medical practitioners need to be aware of.
Psychiatric drugs as a class are very commonly used in the general population and by patients of acupuncturists and Chinese medical practitioners. This seminar examines major psychiatric drugs and issues when combining with herbs and acupuncture.