Drunken Acupuncture Podcast

<p>In part 2 of our discussion with Boris, we switch to talking about topical applications of herbs. Here we talk about Dragon Blood Balm and Evil Bone Water -- how they're different, and how they can be used...

<p>In this session we follow in the footsteps of Shen Nong and see what we can learn about herbs by tasting them.<br/><br/>Rather than just memorizing the functions and indications from Bensky, Boris and I sit down and...

<p>Creating a connection with your patients is an important part of getting people to come back. As a socially awkward engineer and computer programmer, I talk to Zachary Lui to see if dating advice can be applied to...

<p>In possibly the worst podcast episode ever, Patrick and I continue drinking and discuss our unorthodox theories in Chinese medicine.<br/>This includes:</p>The order of the six levelsIs the Liver on the left or...

<p>What it takes to build a successful acupuncture business and not be poor.<br/><br/>Patrick Gittli has been in practice for 12 years with his wife in Kentucky. Together, they have built a successful business, paid off...

<p>In this session, Zachary Lui talks about how he uses artificial intelligence to enhance his acupuncture practice. <br/><br/>We discuss the current technologies that are available to TCM practitioners, how those...

<p>Most marketing techniques are designed with extroverts in mind. Chen Yen talks about growing a 6- or 7-figure practice using strategies specifically designed for introverts.<br/><br/>Links:<br/><br/>Leverage Your...

<p>In this episode, we talk to Zachary Lui about using Korean Four-Point Needle Technique in the clinic. Where did this technique come from? When would you use it? How do you tonify/sedate? All this and...

<p>Whether you're dealing with emotional vampires, burnout, compassion fatigue, or just being constantly bombarded with evil qi, Zachary Lui talks about how to protect yourself from your patients.<br/><br/>Sign up for...

<p>Zachary Lui, a master of medical qi gong, talks about qi gong -- the benefits of having your own personal practice, prescribing qi gong to patients, and using medical qi gong as a method of treatment.<br/><br/>Zac...

<p>Mark tells us about his product Evil Bone Water, a high quality version of Zheng Gu Shui. We talk about how it's made, what it can be used for, why it's better than imported Zheng Gu Shui, and more!</p><p>Support the...

<p>In this episode we talk to Zachary -- a student at POCA Tech -- about community acupuncture. Is community acupuncture real acupuncture? Is it watering down the medicine and destroying the profession? Or is this the...

<p>Drunk and belligerent, Patrick and I discuss various topics such as using western diagnostics in TCM, transferring qi from patient to practitioner, treating patients who won't get better, and the best herbs for...

<p>Warren Sheir, co-author of Ancient Wisdom Modern Kitchen, talks about food, getting patients to change their diets, and what it's like to publish a book.<br/><br/>For some sample recipes, check out the blog...

<p>Two pretentious acupuncturists talk about stories from their teachers and the lessons they learned from them. We also talk about why you should read Wang Ju-Yi's Applied Channel theory, the season of Spring, and...