Yaron Wu, L.Ac.,DAOM

Explain the portion of TCM constitution that has not been explained in Part A, including the nine constitutions in the TCM Physique Questionnaire, as well as birth date and Feng Shui. This lecture demonstrates how to calculate Feng Shui. If students want to ask about Feng Shui, they send the answers to Dr. Wu together with the direction of opening of the door, and the floor plan of the house (blue print is the best) prior the meeting and their cases were discussed in this lecture. Blue print is needed for assessing if some ratios are problematic.

In addition, the students also indicated who own the house? For the student, they give his/her own birthday, for a couple, they provide the spouse's birthday. Year and month and day will do. No specific date of birth is required. If the parents, the father’s birthday is required. Feng Shui is calculated based on the male host and the owner. The hostess who is single is calculated based on the data of hostess. Feng Shui also takes account of other membeers living at home. It does not count if the parents live differently. The child has left the house won't counted in Feng Shui calculation.

Through Q&A and case discussions Dr. Wu guides trainees to learn on various methods of physical fitness improvement.