Webinar Summary: Pulse Diagnosis: What is Happening to Pulses During the Pandemic featuring Martha Lucas

 

In May, we hosted Dr. Martha Lucas, Ph.D., L.Ac, author of Pulse Diagnosis: Beyond Slippery and Wiry for her FREE webinar, Pulse Diagnosis: What is Happening to Pulses During the Pandemic.

About this Webinar:

We all know that stress can have negative effects on mental health and general health. But how does that show up in the pulses? Since TCM is about addressing the causes of disease, we must understand how to balance the person’s energy via the pulses in order to maintain the balance that prevents disease. Dr. Lucas explains how the current pandemic is affecting pulses and share research about how acupuncture can help our bodies prevent the cytokine storm.

 

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What You Will Learn:

  • How the scattering of Kidney Qi caused by the fear generated by the pandemic feels in the pulses
  • Why this is especially critical to the immune system
  • How the immune system pulses can help fund the Ks (why Earth/digestion is so important)
  • Tips on how to address this syndrome – research shows that acupuncture affects processes like cytokine production during stress

Who Should Watch:

  • Practitioners and Students interested in learning more about Pulse Diagnosis
  • Practitioners and Students interested in learning how the pulse is related to the immune system
  • Practitioners and Students looking to add to their Treatment Tool Box

About Our Speaker:

Dr. Lucas holds a Ph.D. in Research Psychology and a degree in Chinese Medicine. She has more than 20 years of teaching experience, that includes seminars where she teaches Pulse Diagnosis and Biofeedback to medical doctors and Practitioners of TCM, the Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture System (includes a section on treating obesity and fertility challenges in men and women) and an acupuncture point course where she shares functions and unique point prescriptions.

Dr. Lucas also has a private practice in Denver, CO and she works for Littleton Internal Medicine Associates. Her books include Pulse Diagnosis: Beyond Slippery and Wiry, Cosmetic Acupuncture Works!: Your guide to anti-aging, the Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture workbook, and You don’t need Botox (out of print). Her latest book projects are Sex Sucks: What we can do about it and, for children, The Skeleton in a Tutu gets Acupuncture. Additionally, she has written numerous published articles.