Five Movements and Six Qi Basic Online Course

Xiaomei MaoLaunching in 2025 Five Movements and Six Qi Constitution-Based Disease Etiology and Diagnosis Model Launching on April 12, 2025Every Saturday at 8:00 PM Eastern Time (ET)One lecture per week, lasting four weeks Fees:Non-members: $650Members: $550Membership Fee: $60 per year💡 Become a member in two steps! Existing members can renew in one step. Click to learn more.Course SyllabusLecture 1: Overview of Five Movements and Six Qi & Learning MethodsHow the classical thinking of Huangdi Neijing meets the AI eraDeep Seek: Breaking the rigid framework of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and returning to the natural harmony of TCMLecture 2: The Concepts and Functions of Heavenly Stems, Earthly Branches, and Their CyclesQuick conversion between the lunar and Gregorian calendarsYin-Yang distribution of Heavenly Stems and Earthly BranchesHeavenly Stems: Annual stem (Heaven), Daily stem (Earth, Humanity)Earthly Branches: Five elements based on geographical orientationEarthly Branches & Six Qi: Three Yin, Three Yang, and Six QiLecture 3: The Application of Hetu and Luoshu in Five Movements and Six QiLecture 4: The Concept of Five MovementsFive Major Movements: Initial Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Final WaterZang-Organs & Disease ReactionsAnnual Movements:Heavenly Stems regulate Five Movements’ Yin-Yang changesExcessive and insufficient movements, balanced energy, and annual movement transition timesOrgan susceptibility, disease tendencies, and the controlling triangle of Five ElementsKey reading: The Great Treatise on the Five Constant PoliciesLecture 5: Basic Concepts of Host Qi and Guest QiHost Qi: The six-step sequence of Wind, Heat, Fire, Dampness, Dryness, and ColdGuest Qi: Three Yin and Three Yang – their roles in seasonal and climatic changesThe Concept of Interactions: How Heavenly Stems determine Qi flowLecture 6: Interaction Between Host and Guest Qi & The Six Annual SupervisorsEvaluating the degree of elemental interaction and its influence on climate, ecology, and public healthKey reading: The Great Treatise on the Six Qi Principles, focusing on infectious diseasesLecture 7: Harmonization of Movements and QiSame-phase interactions: Suihui Year, Tianfu Year, Taiyi Tianfu Year, etc.Opposing-phase interactions:Strong movement, weak Qi → mild imbalanceStrong Qi, weak movement → severe imbalanceBalanced year → stable harmonizationLecture 8: Five-Step Deduction Model in the Study of Five Movements and Six Qi ConstitutionDetermine organ strength and weakness based on Five MovementsAnalyze the controlling triangle in Five Elements for the given yearDefine Six Qi and Three Yin-Three Yang patternApply TCM pattern differentiation to identify disease tendenciesEstablish principles for diet and herbal medicineLecture 9: Standardized Constitution AssessmentQi-Movement pattern expression: Strength and weakness of Five Movements & Six QiPersonal constitution assessment: Birth year, organ weakness, and disease tendenciesQi transformation models: Celestial influences, Five Element strengths, disease forecasting, and herbal application principlesLecture 10: “Who Gets Sick and When” – A Predictive Model for Disease Diagnosis Based on Five Movements and Six QiLecture 11: Practical Application of the Five-Step Deduction ModelStudents will:Analyze their own birth-year movement and Qi patternIdentify their constitutional typeLocate weak organs and Three Yin-Three Yang imbalancesApply diet and acupuncture principles for correctionLecture 12: Clinical Applications and Future ProspectsPredictive models and big data health screeningFour Seasons Central Balance as the core of objective TCM diagnosticsMonitoring Qi and Blood dynamics in healthy individuals and tracking clinical treatment outcomesIntegrating infrared thermography, TCM diagnostic instruments, and AI for physician trainingSupporting telemedicine, chronic disease management, and epidemic monitoringTransforming preventive medicine from concept to reality, implementing lifelong health management 五运六气基础班网课 cn 注册 Sign up 姓名 Name * 电子邮件 E-mail * 手机 Tel 收费 Fee * 非会员$650 会员登陆后注册有会员价Members get a discounted price after logging in. 两步成为会员，会员一步续费，点击了解详情Become a member in two steps! Existing members can renew in one step.Click to learn more. 付款方式 Payments * Zelle (推荐)   帐号：atcmahelp2@gmail.com   因Zelle不支持中文，请在付款时注明您的英文名或名字的拼音 付款界面将显示“American TCM Association”字样 Check支票付款： 支票付款请寄以下地址： 全美中医药学会ATCMA Ding Acupuncture herb center PC 1139 Raritan Rd suite 103 Clark NJ 07066 支票抬头请只写：American TCM Association Corporation 支票备注务必写上您的付款原因和姓名(中英文） Paypal 帐号：atcmahelp@gmail.com 付款时请务必注明您的中英文名字和付款原因 附言 Comments 退款政策：退款扣手续费$50 Refund Policy: A $50 processing fee will be deducted from the refund. Submit If you are human, leave this field blank.