Chinese Medicine Dermatology Seminars!
Get 50% OFF
On behalf of the World Chinese Medicine Forum, I’m excited to announce the upcoming Spring 2024 event, the Top Experts from China: TCM Dermatology Series! Join us as renowned TCM dermatologist, Dr. Zhanxue Sun presents a two-class webinar on crucial techniques and treatment methods for managing the most common skin conditions:
Class 1: Integrative Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis in Children (April 27th)
Class 2: External Herbal Preparations and Treatments in TCM Dermatology (May 25th)
Use discount code HerbDispenser24 to receive 50% off both dermatology seminars. Clicking on any link to the page information should automatically apply it to your cart.
The normal cost is $100 for both, but with the discount, its only $50.00.
Dive into the world of TCM Dermatology with renowned expert, Dr. Zhanxue Sun, in anexclusive two-class webinar series! Discover crucial techniques and treatment methods for managing the most common skin conditions seen in daily clinical practice.
Class 1: Integrative Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis in Children (April 27th)
Class 2: External Herbal Preparations and Treatments in TCM Dermatology (May 25th)
Register today with code HerbDispenser24 for 50% off, making each
class only $25! FREE for active TCM students.
Classes will be held online via Zoom from 5-7 pm PST/8-10 pm EST in Chinese with
simultaneous English translation. Each class is eligible for 2 PDA/CEUs (pending) when you attend the live webinar and video recordings will be available for registered participants. Hosted by the World Chinese Medicine Forum
About the World Chinese Medicine Forum
The World Chinese Medicine Forum is an independent, non-profit academic exchange
platform. Its purpose is to shed light on the latest developments, research trends, and pioneering research in the field of Chinese medicine, and to serve as a lively venue for academic discussion and development for the Chinese medicine community.
About the Teacher
DR. ZHANXUE SUN IS A RENOWNED TCM DERMATOLOGIST
Chief Physician, Associate Professor, and Director of the Department of
Dermatology at the Third Affiliated Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine.
Deputy Director and Secretary-General of the Dermatology Drug Research
Professional Committee of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association in China
Vice-President of the Dermatology Branch of the Beijing Society of Integrative
Medicine
Editorial Board Member of the Chinese Journal of Clinicians (of the Chinese Medical
Association) and the Chinese Journal of Modern Chinese Medicine
Conducted research in several national- and provincial-level projects focused on the
prevention and treatment of allergic immune skin disease with TCM
Published over 50 academic research articles and co-edited more than 10 books
Editor-In-Chief of “Practical Formula Granule Clinical Preparation and External
Treatment”
Course Number 1
Integrative Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis in Children
Atopic dermatitis is a hereditary skin disease that is common in children. Its atopic
characteristics are reflected in the familial tendency of patients to suffer from
asthma, allergic rhinitis, and eczema. Patients are allergic to foreign proteins and
have high serum IgE and eosinophilic levels in the blood. The causes of atopic skin are complex and are mostly related to patients’ immune regulation disorders, allergies,
etc.
Glucocorticoids are often used in the clinical treatment of atopic dermatitis, and the
therapeutic effect is good. However, long-term use of glucocorticoids can easily
cause adverse reactions such as skin atrophy and pigmentation, and the recurrence
rate of the disease is high after drug withdrawal. Traditional Chinese Medicine has
certain advantages in relieving the symptoms of this disease and is significantly
effective alongside specific Western medicine techniques. This course aims to provide
a strong reference for the clinical treatment of atopic dermatitis by studying the
effect of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment methods.
Course Number 2
External Herbal Preparations and Treatments in TCM Dermatology
External treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine are important
techniques to know for managing skin conditions. External herbal preparations
penetrate directly into the skin and begin clearing away heat and toxins,
dehumidifying and relieving itching, dispelling wind and dampness, cooling and
activating blood circulation, reducing swelling and pain, and warming and
relieving pain. Furthermore, external herbal preparations are non-invasive and
painless; by applying them directly to the skin, the medicine does not pass through
the stomach, intestines, or liver, and has no toxic or side effects.
This course explores the benefits of using granulated herbs for external treatment
of the most common skin conditions seen in daily clinical practice. The class will
teach practitioners the prescription structure, efficacy, indications, preparation
methods, and application methods of various external herbal preparations
including solutions, baths, powders, oils, and ointments.
