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Our main objective is to gain a better understanding of “the hot-flash environment” from both a classical Chinese medicine perspective and from the western scientific perspective. We need to think and look beyond “yin deficiency” and “hormone imbalance.”
This will be further expanded upon in the FULL COURSE, Available here to Register:
Register NowChinese medicine takes a holistic approach to understanding and treating the body with its nature-oriented physiological understandings of qi (energy), blood (nutrition), yin and yang, five-phase, zangfu (internal) organs, jing (essence), shen (spirit), and the channel (meridian) system, which connects every tissue in the body. One of these factors working independently or several working simultaneously may be and are often involved in the creation of what I call “the hot-flash environment.”
After all, the source and cause of a hot flash can often times be a complex cascade or series of events which can make it difficult to diagnose and treat.In the acupuncture clinic, it is far too easy to treat hot flashes by naively nourishing yin or trying to clear a pathogenic heat. To truly be able to help the difficult hot flash case, we must see and understand how the hot flash is presenting as a symptom by examining the internal yin yang environment.
What we will gain to learn from this lecture is how to more accurately hone in on the root mechanisms behind “the hot-flash environment,” thus, giving us a more defined path to follow towards a more accurate diagnosis that will allow us to treat hot flashes with better precision.
Dr Briam Grosam is the best-selling author of “Understanding and Treating Hot Flashes in Menopause with Chinese Medicine“ and in this mini overview will cover some of the content that will be covered more in depth in his webinar with with Chinese Medicine Education on Navigating the Hot-Flash Environment with Chinese Medicine.
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Register NowAbout Dr Brian Grosham
Dr. Brian Grosam graduated with a PhD in Acupuncture from the Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2009. He studied under Dr. Fudong Wu, a leading neurological acupuncture expert in China and his clinical professor, Dr. Qiuhua Shan, a distinguished acupuncture clinician and auricular acupuncture expert in China. Alongside his studies in acupuncture, Dr. Grosam fulfilled clinical studies in gynecology and neurology.
In 2008, he organized and completed his doctoral clinical research on “The Effects of Acupuncture in the Treatment of Perimenopausal Symptoms.” His clinical results showed a promising reduction in the overall symptoms that accompany menopausal transition.
Dr. Grosam held a professor position at American Academy of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from 2008-2015, and the Clinic Director position from 2011-2012. He continues to write and give lectures on acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and menopausal transition.
Dr. Brian Grosam is a member of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine, a licensed acupuncturist in the state of Minnesota, a Diplomate of Chinese Medicine from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, and a member of the North American Menopause Society. He has served as a board member on the Minnesota Acupuncture Association and currently works with the legislative committee.
Along with his wife Pam, Dr. Grosam owns and operates Sun Acupuncture, a full-service acupuncture and Chinese medicine clinic located in Minnetonka, Minnesota, where he specializes in menopause.
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