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Innovation in Chinese Medicine Adapting ancient insights to contemporary clinical practice Will Maclean

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Page 1: Innovation in Chinese Medicine

Innovation in Chinese Medicine

Adapting ancient insights to contemporary clinical practice

Will Maclean

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Innovation

• Adapting models from first principles to better describe contemporary clinical reality

הבעלות והאחריות על המידע והתכנים המופיעים במצגת שייכים לכותב בלבד ואין חברת ברא צמחים אחראית

.התוויה רפואיתאו והם אינם מהווים ייעוץ מקצועי , למהימנותם או לדיוקם של תכנים אילו

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Chinese medicine is build around models

• Yin Yang

• Organ system (zang fu)

• Six divisions; four levels; triple burner

• Qi, blood and fluids

• Channels and collaterals

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Two types of innovation

• Integrative

• Internal

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Excess heat Cold deficiency

Better response to bitter cold antibiotics

Poor response

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Mastitis

• Ms J 30, several days postpartum with red sore tender breast

• fever and chills, red tongue, fast pulse

• Ms T 33, 6 weeks postpartum, persistent mastitis; 4 courses of antibiotics

• pale complexion and tongue, exhausted, weak pulse

Clear heat (kill pathogen)

Excess heat Cold deficiency

Strengthen body and immune response

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Homeostasis Fight and flight Sympathetic dominance

Parasympathetic NS

Sympathetic NS

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Internal innovation

• Lingering pathogens; chronic infection

• Chronic inflammation

• Endocrine dysfunction• Diabetes

• Hyperthyroid

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Lingering pathogens

• Persistent abnormal immune response

• Defined by core group of features• Objective evidence of immune activity

• Abnormal heat

• Abnormal sweating

• Dryness

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Sources

• Discussion of Cold Induced Disorders Disease • Shang Han Lun (Han dynasty ~ 200 CE)

• Six divisions

• Discussion of Warm Heat Pathogen Disorders• Wen Re Lun (Qing dynasty, 1766)

• Four levels

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Defensive Tai yang

Shao yangYang ming

Tai yin

Shao yinJue yin

Qi

NutritiveBlood

Surface

Mid level

Deep level

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Chronic inflammation

T2DM

CV disease

Pulmonary

Neurological

Cancer

Autoimmune

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Diabetes mellitus type 2

Tai yang

Shao yang

Yang ming

Tai yin

Shao yin

Jue yin

Gastrointestinal

Cardiovascular

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Australian experience

• APHRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)

• University level education• Good pathway to higher degrees and research; integrative

approach encouraged

• Reasonable funding

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• Integrate basal body temperature into CM framework

• Energetics of infertility drugs

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Yin phase Yang phase

Day 1

Day 14Day 28

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• Synthesis of constitutional and anatomical models

• Compensates for strengths and weaknesses of each approach

• Improved understanding and management of musculoskeletal pain