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Deepest Health

http://www.deepesthealth.com

An informative and entertaining blog pertaining to Classical Chinese Medicine. Covers basic and advanced information about CCM, but also explores the intersections of Chinese philosophy (medical and non-medical) with personal productivity, politics, society and spirituality.

• Added on: Jun 26th, 2007
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: Eric Grey
• Listed in: Medicine Science
• Tags: alternative medicine Herbs chinese medicine TCM acupuncture chinese herbs

Recent Posts

• The concept of constitution in Chinese herbal medicine

  Posted on Wednesday November 11th, 2009 at 14:00 in learning, conditions, herbal medicine, twitter, ccm, formulas, chinese-herbs, herbal formulas, theory-to-practice

  I have to admit to some weirdness around the concept of “constitution.” This is absolutely unfounded, I have no clinical or theoretical information to back up my feeling. I think I’ve just seen this concept be misused. Once you get...

• Learn to read classical Chinese medical texts – special deal for Deepest Health readers

  Posted on Saturday November 7th, 2009 at 17:41 in learning, book reviews, reading, classes, scholar, studying, classical texts (general), chinese-language, classical-chinese-medicine, product-review, products & materials

  I’ve been a little slow out of the gate with this one, folks, and I’m sorry about that. Richard Goodman, author of the excellent Classical Chinese Medical Texts: Learning to Read the Classics of Chinese Medicine Vol I has released Volume...

• The sages of Chinese antiquity stood facing South

  Posted on Tuesday November 3rd, 2009 at 10:51 in personal development, Students, student, herbal medicine, walking, portland, Student Life, symbolism, fall, character, seasons, cultivation

  Today, on a walk I was taught an important lesson by some late migrating geese. In the late summer and autumn, we get a whole lot of geese flying overhead in my neighborhood. We live pretty close to a couple of wildlife refuges, one being specificall...

• Finding balance between Chinese medicine and running a Chinese medicine based business

  Posted on Friday October 30th, 2009 at 21:59 in business, blogging, cosmology, getting things done, watershed, the profession, erics-habits, professional-development, theory-to-practice, watershed community wellness

  It’s been hard for me to write lately. It’s mostly because when I look at my old entries, particularly those that got a lot of attention, they are nothing like what I think about and write about now. During my second year, and the summer...

• Reawakening the faculty of touch in learning Chinese herbs

  Posted on Tuesday October 20th, 2009 at 19:38 in Students, learning, Herbs, herbal medicine, study, touch, studying, chinese-herbs, study-methods

  So, I didn’t write much about using the faculty of sight in learning Chinese herbs. That’s mostly because I’m doing other research about it, particularly around the doctrine of signatures and I’d prefer to write more when I ha...

• More Classical Chinese Medicine courses in Portland, an update and a question

  Posted on Sunday September 27th, 2009 at 14:33 in blogging, learning, websites, classes, portland, ccm, watershed, products & materials, watershed community wellness

  Hello my patient readers, I have a few items of interest for you today. 1. I am working hard on several things for the blog. My work has been stymied somewhat by the new course I’m teaching at NCNM (have to get my teaching legs under me) and th...

Comments & Reviews

This blog is currently rated a 4.00 out of a possible 5 based on 1 comment.

ogagator

hi there, just read some of your posts and love them! i'm also blogging on TCM. do you want to exchange links?

http://chinesemedicinenews.com/

Posted: January 13th, 2008 | More Reviews From ogagator | Report This Comment

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