Michael McCulloch, LAc, MPH, PhD, and Epidemiologist joins Mayway to discuss blood stagnation as it relates to the general population during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Recorded on: June 30, 2020Approved for 2.5 hours of Continuing Education Credit by the NCCAOM Provider #683 in AOM-BIO. Approved for 2.5 hours of Distance Continuing Education Credit by the California Acupuncture Board provider #680 in Category 1.
This class is being taught as a collaboration with the Pine Street Foundation. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to support Pine Street Foundation’s mission to help people with cancer reach more informed decisions.
Course Description
This course will discuss blood stagnation as it relates to the general population during the COVID-19 pandemic. Patients are at increased risk due to prolonged sitting while working at home or general inactivity. Methods for reducing patient risk of blood stagnation including balancing immune and metabolic systems will be presented. We will review how to assess chronological vs. biological age and anti-aging strategies. Scalp acupuncture methods will be reviewed for the treatment of stroke. Heat clearing and blood cooling herbs will be discussed as they support the treatment of vessel damage. This class will also include updates on the Coronavirus with new guidelines from China and Korea.
A course handout will be available for download for the purchased course.
- Helping Patients Reduce Risk Factors of Blood Stagnation
- Assessing Chronological vs. Biological Age
- Scalp Acupuncture Options for Stroke
- Heat Clearing & Blood Cooling Herbs for Vessels
- TCM & Coronavirus: Updated Guidelines from China and Korea
 Instructor Bio: Michael McCulloch, L.Ac., MPH, PhD
Michael is the Research Director at the Pine Street Foundation where their clinic specializes in creating innovative and integrative treatment programs for complex medical problems. Michael is an apprentice-trained acupuncturist at the Pine Street Clinic. He is public health trained through UC Berkeley's School of Public Health and has a PhD in Epidemiology. He is a published author of peer-reviewed papers discussing TCM for hepatitis B, lung, colon, and liver cancers along with canine scent detection for diagnosis of breast and lung cancers. The Pine Street Foundation has collaborated with researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, University of California at Berkeley, University of California at San Francisco, California Pacific Medical Center, the University of Maine, and Baylor University. |
No refunds will be given for this class once purchased.
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Note: Currently there is no conclusive peer-reviewed research on herbs or herbal formulas regarding the treatment of COVID-19.
