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Xinglin Institute Shanghan Lun Studies Curriculum Stephen Boyanton Last Update: 6/2014 Xinglin Institute Shanghan lun Studies Curriculum Stephen Boyanton Last Update: 6/2014 The Xinglin Institute Shanghan lun curriculum is designed to give students a solid foundation in the clinical application of the Shanghan lun (Treatise on Cold Damage 傷寒論), arguably the single most important text in Chinese herbal medicine. The curriculum is designed in the belief that the traditional method of studying the Shanghan lun remains the most effective. Participants are guided through the text line by line, resolving the many difficulties the text presents to a reader, examining the major disagreements over the meaning of the lines, and striving to understand the clinical application of this important text in detail. The goal of this immersive method of studying the Shanghan lun is to help the participants develop a deep personal relationship with the text. It is this relationship which allows skilled clinicians to continue developing throughout their careers and supports their decision-making in the clinics. The curriculum is composed of seventeen 3-hour sessions for a total of 51 hours of class-time. Although these classes are offered independently, it is strongly recommended that participants take the classes in the core program in order. For those familiar with older versions of this curriculum, the formula intensive classes have been moved to a separate curriculum devoted to Classical Formula Studies, which will be offered after the curriculum on the Jingui yaolue (Essentials of the Golden Coffer 金匱要略), the sister-text of the Shanghan lun. OUTLINE IN BRIEF Introduction to the Shanghan lun and its History Taiyang Disease, parts 1-6 Yangming Disease, parts 1-3 Shaoyang and Taiyin Disease Shaoyin Disease, parts 1-2 Jueyin Disease, parts 1-2 Sudden Turmoil Disease, Taxation Relapse, and Review DETAILED OUTLINE Session 1: Introduction to the Shanghan lun and its History (3 hours) 00:15 Welcome and Course Orientation Purpose of the Course Why study the Shanghan lun? Structure of the Course Moodle A Few Words on Pinyin 00:30 Theory: What is Cold Damage? Broad meaning Narrow meanings Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases Cold Damage, Warm Disease, Warm Epidemics, and Seasonal Qi 00:45 Introduction to the Shanghan lun and its History Zhang Ji bio and names Shanghan zabing lun and its division The Shanghan lun before the Song The Shanghan lun in the Song-Jin-Yuan The Shanghan lun in the Ming-Qing The Shanghan lun in the Republican Period The Shanghan lun in the Last Half of the 20th Century The Shanghan lun and Contemporary Chinese Medicine 00:15 How to Study the Shanghan lun 00:15 Theory: The Three Yin and Three Yang in the Shanghan lun The Three Yin Three Yang in the Huangdi neijing The Three Yin Three Yang in the Shanghan lun 00:15 Break 00:45 How to Read the Shanghan lun 1: Lines 1-6 History: The Many Layers of the Shanghan lun Line 1: Rubrics in the Shanghan lun Line 2-3: Wind Strike and Cold Damage Theory: Why Does Cold Damage Cause Fever Lines 4-5: Channel Transmission Line 6: Warm Disease in the Shanghan lun Theory: Transmuted Patterns Reading: Avoiding Anachronism in Reading the Shanghan Lun Session 2: Taiyang Disease, part 1 (3 hours) 00:15 Review of Lines 1-6 01:15 Taiyang Disease: Lines 7-19 Line 7: Two Different Onsets? Line 8: Day Counts and Channel Transmission Line 9: Recovery and the Earthly-Branch Clock Line 10: After the Evil Leaves Line 11: False Heat/True Cold, False Cold/True Heat Line 12: Guizhi tang’s Pathomechanism Pulses in the Shanghan lun Fever and Sweat in the Shanghan lun Line 13: Guizhi tang’s Formula Pattern Line 14: Guizhi jia gegen tang Line 15: Incorrect Purging of Taiyang Disease Line 16a: How to Approach Transmuted Patterns History: The Foundations of Pattern Diagnosis Line 16b: Guizhi tang vs. Mahuang tang Line 17: Heavy Drinkers The Effects of Alcohol Line 18: Patients Suffering From Panting Method: Modifying Formulas for the Individual Line 19: Damp-Heat as a Contraindication 00:15 Break 01:15 Taiyang Disease: Lines 20-30 Line 20: Guizhi jia fuzi tang Line 21: Guizhi qu shaoyao tang Theory: The Importance of the Heart Yang in Cold Damage Line 22: Guizhi qu shaoyao jia fuzi tang Line 23: Guizhi mahuang geban tang Case: Periodic Sweating and Fever Followed by Urticaria Line 24: Insufficiently Strong Treatments Line 25: Guizhi er mahuang yi tang Method: Combining Formulas Line 26: Baihu jia renshen tang Reading: The Character “fan 煩” Line 27: Guizhi er yuebi yi tang Reading: Parenthetical Comments Line 28: Guizhi qu gui jia fuling baizhu tang Reading: How to Use Commentaries Clinically Use as Written Remove Shaoyao Depressed Water-Qi Fever Don't Remove Anything Line 29: Gancao ganjiang tang and Shaoyao gancao tang An Introduction to Tiaowei chengqi tang An Introduction to Sini tang Line 30: Line 29 Revisited Reading: The Problem with Translations Session 3: Taiyang Disease, part 2 (3 hours) 00:15 Review 00:30 Taiyang Disease: Lines 31-37 Line 31: Gegen tang Line 32: Gegen tang for Taiyang-Yangming Combined Disease Theory: Combined Diseases Line 33: Gegen jia banxia tang for Taiyang-Yangming Combined Disease Line 34: Gegen huangqin huanglian tang Method: Comparing Formulas—Gegen qin lian tang and Gegen tang Line 35: Mahuang tang Line 36: Mahuang tang for Taiyang-Yangming Combined Disease Reading: Recognizing the Six Channel Diseases in Symptom Lists 00:30 Taiyang Disease: Lines 38-41 Line 38: Da qinglong tang Reading: Recognizing the Six Channel Diseases in Symptom Lists Line 39: Da qinglong tang for Water Qi in the Exterior Da qinglong tang in the Jingui yaolue Line 40: Xiao qinglong tang Xiao qinglong tang’s modifications Line 41: Xiao qinglong tang and Absence of Thirst Case: Cough With Thin White Phlegm 00:15 Break 00:45 Taiyang Disease: Lines 42-52 Line 42: Taiyang Disease in a Vacuous Patient Guizhi tang as a Supplementing Formula Line 43: Guizhi jia houpo xingzi tang Line 44-45: Don’t Purge Taiyang Disease Reading: The Character “ni 逆” Lines 46-47 Depressed Yang in Cold Damage Theory: “Red Sweat” Line 48: Taiyang-Yangming Dragover Disease Two Readings of “dan zuo 但坐” Line 49: Inappropriate Treatment of a Floating and Rapid Pulse Line 50: Pulse Contraindication to Promoting Sweating Xu Shuwei’s (許叔微, 1080-1154) Solution Line 51-52 Pulse Indications for Promoting Sweating Recommendation of Guizhi tang in the Can/Cannot Chapters History: When Were the Formula Recommendations Added? 00:30 Taiyang Disease: Lines 53-57 Line 53-54 Construction-Defense Disharmony and Spontaneous Sweating Reading: The Character “he 和,” Part 1 Theory: What is Harmonizing the Construction and Defense? Line 55: Depressed Yang in Cold Damage Line 56: Two Types of Headache Line 57: Relapse Reading: The Character “fan 煩” Revisited 00:15 Final Questions and Homework Assignment Session 4: Taiyang Disease, part 3 (3 hours) 00:15 Review 00:45 Taiyang Disease: Lines 58-67 Lines 58: Recovery from Incorrect Treatment Lines 59-61: Incorrect Sweating and Purging Line 62: Guizhi xinjia tang Line 63: Mahuang xingren gancao shigao tang The Ma-Xing Family Line 64: Guizhi gancao tang Theory: Mental/Emotional Symptoms and Heart Yang Vacuity Line 65: Fuling guizhi gancao dazao tang Theory: Running Piglet Disease Method: Using Sweet Medicinals Line 66: Houpo shengjiang banxia gancao renshen tang Reading: Lines Out of Context Line 67: Fuling guizhi baizhu gancao tang Reading: Parenthetical Comments Revisited 00:30 Taiyang Disease: Lines 68-74 Line 68-69: Incorrect Treatments Line 70: Cold and Heat After Promoting Sweating Another Taste of Tiaowei chengqi tang Line 71: Wuling san 1 Treating a Hot-Dry Stomach Treating Thirst Dispersion-Thirst in the Shanghan lun Line 72: Wuling san 2 Line 73: Wuling san vs. Fuling gancao tang Reading: Subtle Distinctions and the Value of Cross-Referencing 00:15 Break 00:45 Taiyang Disease: Lines 75-81 Line 75: Loss of Hearing Line 76a: Contrary Patterns Line 76b: Zhizi chi tang, Zhizi gancao chi tang, Zhizi shengjiang chi tang Does Zhizi chi tang Induce Vomiting? Line 77: Zhizi chi tang 2 What Region of the Body Does Zhizi chi tang Treat? Line 78: Zhizi chi tang 3 Line 79: Zhizi houpo tang Zhizi houpo tang and Xiao chengqi tang Line 80: Zhizi ganjiang tang Line 81: Zhizi Family Contraindications 00:15 Taiyang Disease: Lines 82-87 Line 82: Zhenwu tang Reading: Imperial Name Taboos Tremors in Zhenwu tang's Pattern Line 83-87: Contraindications to Promoting Sweating 00:15 Final Questions and Homework Assignment Session 5: Taiyang Disease, part 4 (3 hours) 00:15 Review 00:30 Taiyang Disease: Lines 88-95 Line 88: Yuyuliang wan History: The Missing Formula Line 89: Vomiting Roundworms The Ubiquity of Worms in the Absence of Public Hygiene Line 90: Contrary Treatments Line 91-92: Taiyang-Shaoyin Combined Disease Line 93: Veiling Line 94: Depressed Evils Line 95: Guizhi tang's Pathomechanism Revisited 00:45 Taiyang Disease: Lines 96-102 Line 96: Xiao chaihu tang Line 97: Chaihu tang's Pathomechanism Line 98: Incorrect Purging Creates a Xiao chaihu tang Pattern Theory: Heavy Posterior (xiaozhong 下重) and Dysentery Line 99: Xiao chaihu tang Taiyang Pattern Line 100: Xiao jianzhong tang 1 Line 101: If you See its Pattern, Use Xiao chaihu tang Line 102: Xiao jianzhong tang 2 Why are these Lines Here? 00:15 Break 00:30 Taiyang Disease: Lines 103-109 Line 103: Da chaihu tang Line 104: Chaihu jia mangxiao tang Line 105: Tiaowei chengqi tang (again) Line 106: Taohe chengqi tang Theory: Blood Stasis in the Urinary Bladder Line 107: Chaihu jia longgu muli tang Method: The Use of longgu and muli 00:30 Taiyang Disease: Lines
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