Medical Pulsology (MP)

A little about what brought me to this point - my inspirations, passions, training and discoveries.

Learn how pulse diagnosis has developed around the world since ancient times.

On a basic level, we are measuring two polarities - dryness-damp and heat-cold.

The 5 external forces are dryness, damp, heat, cold and wind.

The role of wind.

To ‘read’ the pulse, we must understand how heat, cold, damp and dryness affect the pulse. We also cover overstimulation and understimulation and their effects on the pulse.

In order to learn something well, it becomes much easier when you have a structured system from which to build your understanding and knowledge base. Here is how Medical Pulsology addresses this.

Develop the mindset of a relentless pursuit of getting. it. right.

You’re either winning or learning, and you need to learn. Put yourself out there. Feel pulses and give feedback on what you are feeling. Start with the next time you take a pulse and then just. don’t. stop.

How to manage the patient’s arm and wrist to ensure optimal conditions for pulse diagnosis.

How to set yourself up right for feeling the pulse with the most clarity.

How to place your fingers accurately on the patient’s pulse in the different positions.

In order to understand the pulse better, here we review the relevant anatomy of the forearm and radial artery.

Learn how MP positions the fingers differently to other pulse diagnosis systems to give you more depth and insight than ever before.

The ancillary pulse branches at the wrist.

WIth the subdivisions we can go into even greater detail about different parts of the body. Just from this, you will be reading pulses with infinitely more clarity.

What part of the body relates to each position in the R wrist.

What part of the body relates to each position in the R wrist.

Finally! We can learn what a normal pulse is. About time too. Most pulse systems can’t describe a normal pulse.

The dummy’s guide to pulse diagnosis. This way, you can’t get it wrong, no matter how incompetent you may feel.

Learn how to interpret the anatomical idiosyncrasies of each patient. With the quantities we analyse how much or how little different parameters are within the patient.

Learn how to interpret the anatomical idiosyncrasies of each patient. With the qualities we feel for individual anomalies in the patients.

How to go beyond the theory. The key to mastery lies within.

Now you know how to read a pulse with MP, let’s uncover what you can read along the right wrist.

Now you know how to read a pulse with MP, let’s uncover what you can read along the left wrist.

A few other conditions.

Here I break down the pulse quantities and qualities I am feeling when reading the pulse and explaining my findings to patients.

How to use MP to inspire rapid rapport with your patients and help them to see the value in signing up to a course of intensive treatment - and to recommend and review your expertise - so your business can grow faster and stronger.

Some tips on how I use acupuncture after the diagnosis.

My dietary insights (both pathological and remedial) from 20 years of practice in pulse diagnosis to propel you forward so you don’t have to uncover the same insights yourself.

Lifestyle advice that works, based on what makes a tangible difference to the pulse and the patient’s symptoms.

Help me help others better!

Ramp up your expertise by reading all the pulses you possibly can.

The best way to is by sticking with an expert and learning all they have to teach. This is how we stand on the shoulders of giants rather than looking up to them. Damn they’re tall. You can be taller. Attending a workshop - or regular workshops - gives you the opportunity to feel more pulses with expert guidance on what it is that you are feeling. You have access to discounts on workshops now that you’ve purchased this course.

Want to be by my side in person in London whilst I’m reading 10-16 pulses per session? This is for you.

Join our Facebook group to discuss all things Medical Pulsology with me and the other students. Let’s connect on social media too!

If you feel you have what it takes to treat patients every 15 minutes whist still giving exceptional treatments, send us an email and apply to work with us in one of our low cost London clinics - an excellent way to read a lot of pulses!