China Beijing International Accupunture Training Center
China Beijing International Accupunture Training Center
CHINA BEIJING INTERNATIONAL
ACUPUNCTURE TRAINING CENTER
China Beijing International Acupuncture
Training Center was founded in 1975 at the Acupuncture Institute of China
Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Since its foundation, the training
center has successfully accomplished the special task of "improving the
teaching method of acupuncture and moxibustion and providing more opportunities
for foreign students" entrusted to it by the WHO Collaborating Center for
Traditional Medicine. It has trained over 3,000 doctors from over 99 countries
and regions of the world. Meanwhile, some specialists have been sent to
more than ten countries, such as United States, Great Britain, Japan, Holland,
etc., to carry out acupuncture and moxibustion training and medical treatment.
In 1982 the training center was acknowledged as The International Acupuncture
and Moxibustion Research and Training Center by the UNDP (United Nations
Development Program). The textboook "Chinese Acupuncture" has been adopted
as the "must read" to examine acupuncturist by countries like the United
States, etc.
China Beijing International Acupuncture
Training Center works out well-arranged teaching programs, provides the
long term courses and the short term courses, and makes a good combination
of theory teaching with clinical practice. Besides this, the Center focuses
its attention on popularizing acupuncture and moxibustion and improving
the acupuncture and moxibustion techniques as well. At present, there are
12 full-time teachers and 30 invited part-time professors, most of whom
are famous masters and professors of acupuncture. Apart from the teachers,
there are 22 translators who are responsible for the translation in English,
Japanese, French, German, Korean, Spanish, etc.
The centre aims to spread the Chinese
acupuncture and moxibustion all over the world and to make a contribution
to the medical health and preservation of all mankind.
ENTRY INFORMATION FOR
CHINA BEIJING INTERNATIONAL
ACUPUNCTURE TRAINING CENTER
The China Beijing International
Acupuncture Training Center (CBIATC) currently provides two introductory
courses and one advanced course every year, and short term courses (one
to four weeks) during the entire year. All the courses provide translators
/ interpreters in English, French, Spanish, Japanese, German and Korean.
1A. Three month courses
Dates Courses
January 5th, 2004 to April 5th,
2004 and January 5th, 2005 to April 5th, 2005 - Advanced
April 15th, 2004 to July 15th,
2004 and April 15th, 2005 to July 15th, 2005 - Introductory
August 15th, 2004 to November 15th,
2004, August 15th – November 15th, 2005 and 2005 - Introductory
2A. Curriculum and Purpose
I- "Essentials of Chinese Acupuncture",
printed in 1979 by the People's Medical
Medical Publishing House, has been
adopted as the textbook for the introductory course. Participants in the
three month course will be able to acquire a general understanding of the
basic theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine (T. C. M.) and a preliminary
mastery of the fundamentals of acupuncture and moxibustion in relation to
basic techniques of manipulation and locations of about 120 commonly used
points, as well as the treating methods of about 25 common diseases by applying
the differentiation of symptom-complexes according to the theory of meridians
and collaterals.
II- "Chinese Acupuncture", compiled
and published in 1987 by the People's Medical Publishing House, is used
as the textbook for the advanced course. Participants will learn tongue
observation and pulse palpation of the four diagnostic methods, differentiation
of symptom-complexes according to the theory of Zang-fu organs, needling
techniques, application of specific points and the treatment of common diseases.
Participants will be able to acquire a thorough understanding of the basic
theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine, a systematic knowledge about the
theory of meridians and collaterals and a mastery of the locations, indications
and needling of about 250 points.
Consequently, they will be able
to treat about 40 common diseases and some difficult diseases by determining
the treatment according to differentiation of symptom-complexes, and by
prescribing and combining points.
On completion of the course, certificates
will be issued to those who pass the exam, but not to those who absent themselves
from the exam, fail the exam or quit the course halfway.
1A. Admission Requirements:
1) Introductory Course
a) Doctors who have graduated from
medical college (including qualified students who
have learned from T.C. M. masters)
and have worked in various departments with
clinical experience as well as
scientific and technical workers who are engaged in
medical research.
b) Other medical workers with higher
degrees and clinical experience.
2) Advanced Course
a) Holders of certificates from
the introductory course in Beijing, Shanghai or Nanjing
may be excused from the entrance
examination and be directly admitted into the
advanced course.
b) College graduates with more
than two years' training in acupuncture or
acupuncturists with a similar educational
level may apply for the entrance
examination by submitting transcript,
diploma or license. Those who pass the exam
may enter the advanced course.
3) Application procedure:
Those who meet the above mentioned
requirements and would like to attend a
course at the CBIATC may request
Braga Travel Consulting (BTC) an application
form, and mail it back at least
60 days prior to the beginning of the course with one of
the three kinds of certificates
- transcript, diploma or license, plus a recent photo and
US$300.00 registration fee (applied
toward the total cost). Those who have been
approved will receive a notice
of acceptance from the Training Center. Applicants may
then take the notice to the Chinese
Embassy or Consulate of the applicant's country for
a visa for China.
The CBIATC will reserve a spot
in the course for one year for those who have paid the
registration fee but were unable
to attend but no refunds are available.
4) Cost of Living
1) Applicants are responsible for
any other expenses such as meals not mentioned in the
program, transportation to/from
CBIATC (if not living at the CBIATC) and medical costs.
2) The CBIATC has a dormitory for
course participants. The conditions are similar to
those of a two-star hotel;
during the winter there could be shortage of hot water and
heating system.
Those who prefer to stay at a three-star
or four-star hotel, may request their hotel
accommodations through BTC. Transportation
from the hotel to the Center or to the
hospital for clinical practice
will be on your own.
3) Boarding: The CBIATC
is equipped with a guest canteen serving Chinese food.
The daily cost of three meals is
about US$5-10.
5) Arrival
Participants should observe the
rules and study regulations established by the CBIATC.
Participants should arrive in Beijing
at least 1-2 days before the beginning of the course.
6) Material Provided
The CBIATC provides each participant
in the three-month introductory and advanced
courses with the following free
items: textbook, set of acupuncture model and booklet,
hanging chart of acupuncture points
and acupuncture needles container. However,
other articles for study will have
to be paid for by the participants.
7) Sightseeing
Get to know a little more about
China. After your course visit some of its mysteries:
Xi'an, Guilin, Tibet...
During some weekends, the CBIATC
will offer complimentary sightseeing for the three-
month course participants to: The
Great Wall, The Ming Tombs, The Summer Palace,
The Forbidden City, Peking Opera,
Chinese Acrobats.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
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Advanced Acupuncture Training
Course – 3 months
Price per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$3,851.00
Single supplement .........................................................
....................... US$1,214.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT from
01/03 to 04/06 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the three-month Advanced
Acupuncture Course.
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls, faxes,
drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- Any meals.
- International air ticket, travel
insurance.
Note: Those wishing to stay at
a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or 4-star
hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
1-888-828-8747
Introductory Course on Acupuncture
- April 15 to July 15 and August 15 – November 15
13 April or 13 August
- BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to
the CBIATC.
13 Apr.-16Jul. or 13 Aug. -
15 Nov. - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC
for the three-month Introductory Course on Acupuncture without meals
16 July or 16 Nov. - BEIJING
Transfer to the airport for
your hometown.
Price per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$3,266.00
Single supplement .........................................................
........................US$1,223.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT
from 4/13 to 7/16 or 8/13 to 11/16 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the three-month Introductory
Acupuncture Course
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls,
faxes, drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT. Transfer
hotel / CBIATC / hotel.
- International air ticket,
travel insurance.
Note: Those wishing to
stay at a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star
or 4-star hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel insurance is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
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Short Term Courses (one-week to four-weeks)
A-
Special Topics and Clinical Practice
B-
Special Topics
1) The Short Term Courses consist of:
a)
Duration: One to four weeks, with three-hour Clinical Practice in the morning
and two-
hour
Special Topics in the afternoon.
-
Acupuncture Course for Beginners (three weeks).
-
Advanced Acupuncture Practice (three weeks)
-
Tuina and Massage
-
Qigong and Taiji Techniques
-
Herbal Medicine
b)
Duration: Two to four weeks, with three-hour Special Topics in the morning
and two-
hours
in the afternoon.
2)
Admission Requirements:
Medical
workers and those who are interested in acupuncture and moxibustion may
attend a short term course of any kind.
Applicants must be in good health and have a good command
of one of the following languages: Chinese, English, German, French, Japanese,
Korean or Spanish.
They
should have a strong interest in and be ready to devote time to acupuncture
and moxibustion.
3)
Cost of Living
1)
Applicants are responsible for any other expenses such as meals not mentioned
in the
program, transportation to/from CBIATC (if not living
at the CBIATC) and medical costs.
2)
The CBIATC has a dormitory for course participants. The conditions are similar
to
those
of a two-star hotel; during the winter there could be shortage of hot water
and
heating
system.
Those
who prefer to stay at a three-star or four-star hotel, may request their
hotel
accommodations through BTC. Transportation from the hotel
to the Center or to the
hospital for clinical practice will be on your own.
3)
Boarding: The CBIATC is equipped with a guest canteen which serves
Chinese food.
The
daily cost of three meals is about US$5-10.
4)
Arrival
Participants should observe the rules and study regulations
established by the CBIATC.
Participants should arrive in Beijing at least 1-2 days
before the beginning of the course.
One week course - Clinical
Practice and Special Topics
1st day - Fri. BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to the
CBIATC.
1st day-8th day - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC for
one week course.
9th day - Sat. BEIJING / Return
Transfer to the airport for your
hometown.
Prices per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$494.00
Single supplement ...............................................................................
US$107.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT days
1-8 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the one week Course
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls, faxes,
drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT. Transfer
hotel / CBIATC / hotel.
- International air ticket, travel
insurance.
For those wishing to stay at a
hotel please email bonniebraga@msn.com
or call BTC at 305-382-4294
Note: Those wishing to stay at
a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or 4-star
hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
305-382-4294 or Toll Free in
U.S.A. 1-888-828-8747
Two-week course - Clinical
Practice and Special Topics
1st day - Sat. BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to
the CBIATC.
1st day-14th day - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC
for one week course.
15th day - Sat. BEIJING / Return
Transfer to the airport for
your hometown.
Prices per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$773.00
Single supplement ...............................................................................
US$188.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT
days 1-14 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the two week Course
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls,
faxes, drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
Visa fees – http://www.cnto.org/
and any other personal expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT. Transfer
hotel / CBIATC / hotel.
- International air ticket,
travel insurance.
Note: Those wishing to stay
at a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or
4-star hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended – www.chinalife.com/tours insurance.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
1-888-828-8747 – U.S.A. toll
free
Two-week Course - Special
Topics
1st day - Sat. BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to
the CBIATC.
1st day-14th day - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC
for one week course.
15th day - Sat. BEIJING / Return
Transfer to the airport for
your hometown.
Prices per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$728.00
Single supplement ...............................................................................
US$188.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT
days 1-14 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the two week Course
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls,
faxes, drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT. Transfer
hotel / CBIATC / hotel.
- International air ticket,
travel insurance.
Note: Those wishing to stay
at a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or
4-star hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
1-888-828-8747
Three-week Course - Clinical
Practice and Special Topics
1st day - Sat. BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to
the CBIATC.
1st day-21st day - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC
for one week course.
22nd day - Sat. BEIJING / Return
Transfer to the airport for
your hometown.
Prices per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$1,070.00
Single supplement ................................................................................
US$273.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT
days 1-21 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the three week Course
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls,
faxes, drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT. .
- International air ticket,
travel insurance.
Note: Those wishing to stay
at a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or
4-star hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
1-888-828-8747
Three-week Course - Special
Topics
1st day - Sat. BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to
the CBIATC.
1st day-21st day - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC
for one week course.
22nd day - Sat. BEIJING / Return
Transfer to the airport for
your hometown.
Prices per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$1,025.00
Single supplement ................................................................................
US$273.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT
days 1-21 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the three week Course
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls,
faxes, drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT.
- International air ticket,
travel insurance.
Note: Those wishing to stay
at a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or
4-star hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
1-888-828-8747
Four-week Course - Clinical
Practice and Special Topics
1st day - Sat. BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to
the CBIATC.
1st day-28th day - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC
for one week course.
29th day - Sat. BEIJING / Return
Transfer to the airport for
your hometown.
Prices per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$1,285.00
Single supplement ................................................................................
US$350.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT
days 1-28 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the four week Course
Our Prices do not include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls,
faxes, drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT. .
- International air ticket,
travel insurance.
Note: Those wishing to stay
at a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or
4-star hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
1-888-828-8747
Four-week Course - Special
Topics
1st day - Sat. BEIJING
Arrive Beijing, transfer to
the CBIATC.
1st day-28th day - BEIJING
Accommodation at the CBIATC
for one week course.
29th day - Sat. BEIJING / Return
Transfer to the airport for
your hometown.
Prices per person, minimum two
persons, land arrangements only - US$1,241.00
Single supplement ................................................................................
US$350.00
Our Prices Include:
- Accommodation at the CBIACT
days 1-28 without meals, sharing a room.
- Transfer from/to airport/hotel,
including porterage, limited to one suitcase of 20k per person when
traveling in China.
- Fee for the four week Course
Our Prices do not Include:
- Airport taxes, phone calls,
faxes, drinks, laundry, meals not mentioned in the program, passport and
visa fees, and any other personal
expenses.
- The meals at the CBIACT. .
- International air ticket,
travel insurance.
Note: Those wishing to stay
at a single room at the CBIATC, share with another 2-3 persons, 3-star or
4-star hotel, optional tours, etc. may contact BTC for arrangements.
Travel Guard Total travel insurance
is highly recommended.
Call BRAGA TRAINING CONSULTANTS
For SPECIAL AIR FARE PRICES
1-888-828-8747
Study Schedule for Beginners
(3 weeks)
1 - Acupunture and Moxibustion
techniques
2 - Traditional Chinese medicine
theory of yin-yang and five elements
3 - Physiological functions
of zang-fu
4 - Continuation of physiological
functions of zang-fu
5 - Meridians and collaterals,
and acupoints
6 - Part II meridians and collaterals
and acupoints
7 - Part III meridians and collaterals
and acupoints
8 - Etiology
9 - Tongue diagnosis
10 - Pulse diagnosis
11 - Principles for points selection
12 - Clinical diseases like
various kinds of pain such as headache, epigastric pain,
trigeminal neuralgia, sciatic
pain and pain in lumbus and legs.
Study Schedule for Advanced
Training (3 weeks)
1 - Acupunture and moxibustion
techniques.
2 - The theory of yin-yang and
five elements.
3 - Physiological functions
of zang-fu.
4 - Continuation of physiological
functions of zang-fu.
5 - Etiology.
6 - Tongue and pulse diagnosis.
7 - Headache and facial paralysis.
8 - Lumbago and trigeminal neuralgia
9 - Epigastric pain and sciatic
pain
10 - Shoulder pain and dysmenorrhea
11 - Melancholia and cervical
syndrome
12 - Asthma and infertility
13 - AIDS
14 - Stopping smoking and reducing
body weight.
Teaching Schedule for Massage
Course
2-week course
1st week - Commonly-used Massage
Techniques
2nd week - Systematic Massage
Manipulation of All Parts of the Body
3-week course
1st week - Commonly-used Massage
Techniques
2nd week - Systematic Massage
Manipulation of All Parts of the Body
3rd week - Commonly-seen Traumatic
and Internal Diseases with Massage
Treatment
4-week course
1st week - Commonly-used Massage
Techniques
2nd week - Systematic Massage
Manipulation of All Parts of the Body
3rd week - Commonly-seen Traumatic
Diseases and Soft Tissue Injury with Massage Treatment
4th-week - Commonly-seen Internal,
Gynecological and Obstetric Diseases, etc., with Massage Treatment.
Teaching Programme for Qigong
Course
1-week course, Qigong exercises:
Quiescent qigong, Relaxing exercise
(Fang song Gong).
Dynamic qigong, Baduanjin (Eight
Elegant Movements).
Theory - Initial theories such
as concept of qigong, and precautions in qigong exercises.
2-week course, Qigong exercises:
Quiescent qigong, Relaxing exercise
(Fang song Gong).
Relaxing quiescent exercise
(Song Jing Gong).
Dynamic qigong, Baduanjin (Eight
Elegant Movements).
Fifteen sets of Taiji-qigong
Theory, Middle-level theories
such as concept of qigong, precautions and essentials in qigong exercises,
system of qigong exercises.
3-week course, Qigong exercises:
Quiescent qigong, Relaxing exercise
(Fang song Gong).
Relaxing quiescent exercise
(Song Jing Gong).
Breathing exercises (Tu Na Gong).
Dynamic qigong, Baduanjin (Eight
Elegant Movements).
Fifteen sets of Taiji-qigong
Conducting exercise (You Dao
gong)
Theory, History, origin, concept,
characteristics and effects and principles of qigong, essentials and precautions
in qigong exercises, causes and prevention of qigong deviation.
Teaching Schedule for Herbal
Medicine (three weeks)
I - Basic Theories of Traditional
Chinese Medicine (10 hrs.)
1. Etiology and Pathogenesis
(4 hrs.)
2. TCM Differentiation of Syndromes
(6 hrs.)
II - Internal Medicine in TCM
(19 hrs.) (2 hrs. for each disease)
- common cold
- cough
- chest Bi
- insomnia
- gastric pain
- diarrhea
- dizziness and vertigo
- windstroke
- diabetes (Xiao-Ke)
- Bi syndrome
III - TCM Clinical Practice
(33 hrs.)
Observe symptoms and signs,
diagnosis, treatment according to TCM differentiation of syndromes, and
prescription of herbs for commonly-seen diseases in clinic.
IV - Herbs Introduction (19
hrs.) (2-3 herbs/hr.)
Ma huang, Gui zhi, Bo he, Sang
ye, Ju hua, Shi gao, Zhi mu, Sheng di, Huang qin, Huang lian, Huang bai,
Long dan cao, Yin hua, Gong ying, Du huo, Sang ji sheng, Fuzi, Rou gui,
Da huang, Mang xiao, Fuling, Ze xie, Chengqianzi, Yin chen, Jinqiancao,
Long gu, Muli, Zao ren, Tian ma, Gou teng, Xing ren, Jie geng, Donghua,
Chuanbei, Banxia, Xiangfu, Muxiang, Wuyao, Zhishi, Sha ren, Chuan xiong,
Dan shen, Hong hua, San ling, E zhu, Ren shen, Dang shen, Hoang qi, Bai
zhu, Gan cao, Lu rong, Tai pan, Du zhong, Shu di, Shou wu, Dang gui, Sha
shen, Mai dong.
Study Schedule for Traditional
Chinese Dietotherdy
Chapter I - Concept of
Traditional Chinese Dietotherdy.
1. What is "dietotherapy"?
2. What is the difference between
Chinese dietotherapy and western nutriology?
Chapter II - Properties of Food.
1. Four flavours and five tastes
2. Ascending, descending, floating
and sinking
3. Channel tropism, reinforcing
and reducing
Chapter III- Functions of Food.
1. Prevention 2. Health Protection
3. Treatment 4. Rehabilitation
Chapter IV- Five Cereals, Grains
and Health.
1. Health-preserving and medical
function of cereals
2. Health-preserving and medical
function of beans
Chapter V - Vegetables, Fruits
and Health.
1. Health-preserving and medical
function of vegetables
2. Health-preserving and medical
function of fruits
Chapter VI - Birds and Animals
and Health.
1. Health-preserving and medical
function of animals
2. Health-preserving and medical
function of milk products
Chapter VII - Aquatic Products,
Egg and Milk Products and Health.
1. Health-preserving and medical
function of aquatic products
2. Health-preserving and medical
function of egg and milk products
Chapter VIII - Processing and
Cooking Methods of Food for Health-care and Medical Treatment.
1. Fresh juice, drink, soup
and liquor
2. Sweets, and candied fruits
and sugar-soaked food.
3. Gruel, rice and flour products
4. Cooked dishes
Chapter IX - Dietetic health-preserving
methods.
1. Improving wisdom and replenishing
brain and food
2. Beautifying one's complexion
and hair and food
3. Keep-fit, reducing body weight
and food
4. Prolonging life and food
5. Preventing and anti-cancer
and food
Chapter X - Drinking Tea and
health.
Chapter XI - Dietetic Therapy
for Commonly-seen Diseases.
Summary of Costs for the
CBIATC
1A. Three-month Courses:
Dates Courses
01/05 - 04/05 - Advanced (Double
occupancy) US$3,851.00 / Single supplement US$1,214.00
04/15 - 07/15 or 8/15 – 11/15
- Introductory (Double occupancy) US$3,266.00 / Single supplement US$1,233.00
Clinical Practice and Special
Topics:
One week course (5 days)
- (8 nights / 9 days)
Double Occupancy US$494.00 /
Single Supplement US$107.00
Two week course (10 days)
- (14 nights / 15 days)
Double Occupancy US$773.00 /
Single Supplement US$188.00