Bipolar Disease in Chinese Medicine

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The following is the unedited recording of a recent lecture given by Giovanni on the diagnosis and treatment of bipolar disease with Chinese medicine. Giovanni has made a special study of the nature and function of Shen and Hun and interprets bipolar disease in the light of these two mental-spiritual aspects of our psyche. The lecture also explores the similarities and differences between bipolar disease and the ancient Chinese disease category of Dian Kuang.

This audio-only presentation is from a recent lecture given by Giovanni.

  • This is an un-edited recording preserving the spontaneity and improvisation of a live lecture environment.
  • Paid courses include an extensive visual presentation and a certification exam.

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