Randine Lewis

This comprehensive Qi Gong course takes the practitioner through a seven-level process of movement and self-inquiry to unlock stuck physical energies and become more flexible in body and mind.

This two-hour talk will evaluate ethical considerations from the Huai Nan Zi, and the Tao te Ching. We will contrast what constitutes science in modern medicine with what constituted science when Chinese medicine came into being.

We will ask questions about our modern scientific method and whether its support of pharmaceutical intervention meets the criteria of the Nei Jing and the Tao of nature.

Approved fro 2 PDA Ethics (AOM-ET) for NCCAOM

Program Description
This lecture was recorded at the Integrative Fertility Symposium in Vancouver.
Ancient Chinese doctors mapped a view of our DNA, and its relationship with the macrocosm. Our inner landscape contains the keys to improve our genetic expression - for fertility, health and longevity.

In this three-hour course, Dr. Randine Lewis takes you through pulse diagnosis, incorporating details of how each pulse position relates to each other. We assume the participant has a general understanding of pulse qualities and positions but provide an overview of what each pulse position is supposed to feel like in a healthy individual. We then cover moving pulses, what the pulse feels like in different phases of the menstrual cycle, pregnancy pulse, and the concept of moving pulses.

This module will take the participants through a process where they will learn to evaluate pharmaceutical preparations through the lens of Chinese medicine. As we evaluate the pathophysiology being treated, the drug’s intended function, and its potential side effects, we then discover its energetic actions and can place it into our categories of differentiation.