Chinese Medicine Traveller

In China, there are over 41 different lineages of Zhang Zhong Jing’s classical texts recorded by Dr. Wang Qing Guo at the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, confirming the multiple branches of this classical gem. Our lineage of this classical system was kept alive with the teachings of Dr. Feng Shi Lun (冯世伦) who received his knowledge from Professor Hu Xi Shu (胡希恕), which learned from the master eunuch Wang Xiang Wei (王祥微). Generation after generation, this clinical gem was kept alive, while its understanding continued to develop and expand.

Dr. Suzanne Robidoux has spent the last 5 years with Dr. Feng and has done a post doctoral clinical research and published multiple articles while teaching this classical medicine worldwide to deepen clinical understanding. She has been side by side with the lineage holder for all teachings and has a firm grasp of this lineage. It is fair to say that the richness of this system brings more depth and understandings into the Shang Han Za Bing Lun.

During this 3-day classical medicine seminar, we will reach into the depth of this system from the beginning with the 6 syndromes diagnosis methods and corresponding formulas and then we will analyze severe clinical cases as a confirmation and deepening of the application of these formulas. The morning will be a set of courses and the afternoons will have clinical cases reviews.

• On the first day, we will review the essential understanding of some important single herbal application within the six syndrome diagnosis system and the understanding of Dr Hu Xi shu and Dr. Feng Shi Lun.    

• On the second day, Dr Robidoux will be focused on the treatment of neurological disorders such as post-stroke sequelae, epilepsy, paralysis, tremors, numbness and many more with treatments of the Jing Fang Six syndrome system in the morning with case discussion in the afternoon.    

• Day the third day course, Dr. Robidoux will give clinical consultations with presented clinical cases or with live patients demonstrating the thought process and clinical reasoning of Jing Fang.