Advanced TCM Gynecology Courses

In Chinese medicine, your cycle isn’t just hormones.

Heart Yang initiates bleeding.
Kidney regulates and stops it.

This Heart–Kidney dynamic is the deeper layer behind the hormonal axis.
Fire- water axis can impact emotions and explain why sometimes when we feel stressed our period can be irregular.

Follow for clinical TCM insights in women’s health.

Fire represents the peak of expression in the Five Movements.

At its highest state, it manifests as Shen illumination 【神明】clarity, presence, and a deep sense of joy. This is the “extreme beauty” of Fire: the full flowering of life, like a blossom at its peak.

But when Fire exceeds its balance, it begins to consume Yin and Essence, shifting from radiance to pathology.

I discussed this subject in my last webinar on Sunday, focusing on the principles and clinical applications of Chinese medicine in women’s health.

Do you use the fire movement in women's health? How?

Here is a short example from my last webinar on Sunday-on the principles and clinical applications of Chinese medicine in women’s health:

The Heart in Chinese medicine is the Emperor — and an Emperor governs best from stillness.

In classical theory, Shén Míng (神明) is the illuminating function of the Heart: when the Heart is quiet and clear, it can reflect reality accurately and guide the whole system. When it is disturbed — by heat, by phlegm, by emotional turbulence — nothing in the body-mind can be settled.

This is not metaphor. It has direct clinical implications for how we treat anxiety, insomnia, fertility, and any condition rooted in Shen disturbance.

מטפלים ברפואה סינית יודעים לטפל במגוון נושאים…

אבל מה קורה כשמגיעה מטופלת עם:
• פרופיל הורמונלי מורכב
• טיפולי הפרייה עוד שבועיים
• רזרבה שחלתית נמוכה
• או אנדומטריוזיס פעיל

פתאום הטיפול מרגיש קצת מאתגר

בהכשרה המתקדמת בפוריות ורפואת נשים נלמד:

✔ קריאה וניתוח פרופיל הורמונלי
✔ עבודה עם עקומת חום השחר
✔ התאמת טיפול לשלבי מחזור מדויקים
✔ ליווי הפריות #רפואהסיניתלנשים והזרעות
✔ פרוטוקולים למצבים מורכבים

כדי שתדעו בדיוק מה לעשות- בכל שלב.

מידע נוסף על הקורס למטה בתגובות 🙏😀

#רפואהסינית #הפריהחוץגופית #שחלותפוליציסטיות #אנדומטריוזיס #דיקורסיני

This video from my last lecture discusses human papillomavirus (HPV), referring to it as a hidden pathogen. It explains that the hpv virus can be contracted and may remain latent in the body for a long time, only becoming apparent years later.

Understanding hpv symptoms and exploring hpv treatment options are crucial for those affected by this viral infection, and Chinese medicine practitioners who are interested in women's health.

I was happy and absolute honor to speak at Ecole Zhong li this week on the critical topic of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV).

When we talk about HPV, we are discussing the most common STI globally—one that carries significant risk and profound anxiety for our patients. While conventional medicine offers excellent diagnostic tools, clinicians and patients are increasingly seeking natural, effective support.

My mission in this talk was clear: to empower practitioners with actionable, classical TCM strategies that make a tangible difference.

During the lecture, I detailed specific methodologies for utilizing TCM to:

1️⃣ Effectively clear pathogenic factor called Fu xie which represents the viral root.
2️⃣ Supplement the Zheng qi to build robust, long-term immune resilience.
3️⃣ Address the emotional and Shen-level impacts of an HPV diagnosis.

I strongly believe that by elevating the conversation and deepening our understanding, we provide the highest standard of care to our patients.

On April 12th, I will be giving a unique webinar based on my clinical experience and daily practice. In this lecture, I will share how I integrate classical Chinese medicine principles into real clinical work, especially in women’s health.

One of the topics that matters most to me in my clinic is supporting patients with the Human Papilloma Virus.

When a patient comes to me with HPV, we work together alongside western medicine, following the treatment and monitoring recommendations her gynecologist provides.

I accompany her with acupuncture, lifestyle guidance, and Chinese herbs, knowing that we are running a long-distance marathon together. At least six months. A journey where she places herself at the top of her priority list.

On March 15th (This Sunday), I will share my knowledge on Human Papilloma Virus.
You have the foundational training. You understand Damp-Heat. You know the Spleen-Kidney relationship. But HPV as a Fu Xie — a latent, terrain-dependent pathogen — requires a specific clinical lens that most practitioners were never taught.

This is the lecture I wish I had when I first encountered this pattern in my clinic.