Course curriculum

    1. Disease-Pulse-Pattern-Treatment System for Rhinitis

About this course

  • $40.00
  • 1 lesson
  • 3.5 hours of video content

Bring precision to your treatment of Rhinitis

This course introduces fourteen of the most common and effective jingfang formulas for the treatment of chronic and allergic rhinitis. Each formula contains detailed breakdowns of pulse, fukushin, tongue and symptom patterns. Additionally, for each formula we discuss possible single herb modifications and the pulse and symptom patterns for those modifications.

Will Ceurvels studied directly under jingfang pulse master Chen Jianguo and has since gone on to research the pulse styles of modern masters such as Xu Ruqi and Liu Jingbo as well as the wealth of knowledge available in classic texts such as the Pulse Classic and "Treating Patterns by Pulse" (脉因症治). 

This class will help bring increased confidence and precision to your treatment of this very common disease!

Course Structure:

Overview: 00:00

Replete Exterior Contraction: 18:30

Gui Zhi Formulas

Guizhi jia Jingjie Fangfeng Baijili Tang:  27:26

Common Rhinitis Single herbs: 44:30

Ling Gui Zhu Gan Tang: 1:01:36

Fu Ling Ze Xie Tang: 1:13:29

Wu Ling San: 1:17:36

Mahuang Formulas: 

Xiao Qing Long Tang: 1:40:30

Ge Gen Tang: 1:57:48

Da Qing Long Tang: 2:19:34

Yue Bi Tang: 2:29:36

Ma Xing Gan Shi/Ma Xing Yi Gan Tang: 2:36:45

Taiyang/Shaoyin Formulas

Ma Huang Fu Zi Xi Xin Tang: 2:45:57

Zhen Wu Tang: 2:53:59

Shaoyang/Yangming (Taiyang) Formulas

Chai Hu Gui Zhi Tang: 3:01:52

Ba Wei Chu Fan Tang: 3:11:39




Instructor(s)

Will Ceurvels

Senior Instructor

Practitioner, translator, scholar and teacher of Chinese medicine. Will completed his rigorous 5-year Chinese medical training in Taiwan's China Medical University Post-Baccalaureate program and became one of only a handful of foreign practitioners to pass the Taiwanese medical boards and go into clinical practice on the island. While in practice, he also completed a masters in China Medical University's Chinese Medical Classics and History department, penning a Chinese-language master's thesis on 19th century materia medica master Zou Run-an's singular analysis of the pathomechanisms of formulas in Zhang Zhongjing's seminal Han dynasty classic The Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases. This research helped him to develop deeper insights into the mechanisms of actions of herbs in jingfang (經方) formulas and informs his own practice and teaching. Since then, he has continued to train in jingfang under the Director of the Hu Xishu Master Physician Research Institute and jingfang pulse practitioner Chen Jianguo. (陈建国)