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Facial markings can indicate constitutional strengths and tendencies as well as likely future challenges. Recognizing those allows us to tailor the most effective healthy aging and longevity strategy for each patient based on their presentation. This class will explore how to identify jing, jing depletion and preservation, and misuse of jing, as well as the state of the organs and the role of hormones. It will include guided practice to improve observation technique.
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09:00 am - 05:00 pm
CEU(s): 7
Facial markings can indicate constitutional strengths and tendencies as well as likely future challenges. Recognizing those allows us to tailor the most effective healthy aging and longevity strategy for each patient based on their presentation. This class will explore how to identify jing, jing depletion and preservation, and misuse of jing, as well as the state of the organs and the role of hormones. It will include guided practice to improve observation technique.
