Chinese Medicine Forum: November 2016

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Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has thousands years history. It has unique basic theories and diagnostic methods. It is a very effective therapy in treating many chronic diseases and some acute diseases. If you are interested in TCM, welcome to pop in to this TCM forum, let's discuss on any topic about Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture. If you have any health problem, you are welcome to visit my clinic Knowhow Acupuncture at 1 Harley street, London. If you are far away from London, you can pop in my online clinic to get some help. If you like this blog please share it to your friends.

Wednesday, 23 November 2016

The 13th World Congress of Chinese Medicine

Tiejun Tang

Just came back from Auckland New Zealand, I am very happy to have this opportunity to meet many new and old friends. This is the biggest international conference in TCM field. There are 830 people from over 30 different countries attend this conference.

I was awarded an Excellence Speaker Award

and an Excellence Host Award

I was elected as an Executive Council Member of World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS) in this conference.

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Biography

1979-1984, BSc in TCM. Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

1984-1989. Resident physician, the First Affiliated Hospital, Fourth Military Medical University, China.

1989-1992. MSc in TCM. The First Military Medical University, China.

1992-1995. Lecturer of TCM department, the First Military Medical University.

1995-1998. PhD in TCM, Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

1998-2000. Postdoctoral research in the Sun Yat- Sen University of Medical Sciences.

2000-2005. Vice professor of TCM Department of The First Military Medical University.

2005-2013. Education director and link tutor of Asante Academy of Chinese Medicine, quest lecturer of Middlesex University.

2013- 2017. Clinical tutor and senior lecturer of Middlesex University; Chief practitioner of KnowHow Acupuncture.

2013- current Chief practitioner of KnowHow Acupuncture.

Dr Tiejun Tang used to study and teach TCM at five different famous universities in China. He worked as a TCM doctor in two top hospitals of China. Under the tutelage of famous professor Deng Tietao he gained his PhD degree in 1998.

Dr Tang had published more than 50 papers and academic books in China and UK. His academic blog had attracted over 300,000 readers.

Dr. Tang was elected as the executive council member of World Federation of Chinese Medicine Society (WFCMS) and vice Chairman of Special Committee of Clinical Cases Study of WFCMS. Dr. Tang was selected as a consulting expert on Benchmark for Practice in Acupuncture of World Health Organization (WHO).

Dr Tang’s MSc. research was focused on the local immune function of gastro-intestinal disease and the intervention of Chinese herbs. His PhD research was focused on the mechanisms of Chinese herbs for improving myocardial ischemia. He is an expert on many gastro-intestinal diseases and cardio-vascular diseases. He also experienced at treat arthritis, asthma, hay fever, depression, chronic fatigue syndrome, migraine, infertility, gynaecology disease, dermal disease, and many repetitive strain injury.

First author publications

1. Tiejun Tang. The effect of JPYK pill on NK and ADCC activity of spleen asthenia mice. Pharmacology and Clinics of Chinese Materia Medica. 1992; 8 (Add): 70.

2. Tiejun Tang. The effect of JPYK pill on T cell subpopulation and immunological function of spleen asthenia mice. Pharmacology and Clinics of Chinese Materia Medica. 1992; 8 (Sep.): 181.

3. Tiejun Tang. Quantitative analysis of sIgA in the intestinal juice of spleen deficiency patients. Traditional Chinese Medicine Research. 1993; 6(1): 24.

4. Tiejun Tang. Amylase activity change in the intestinal juice of mice caused by two different animal model of spleen dificiency. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy. 1994; (3): 40.

5. Tiejun Tang. Teaching experience of TCM basis for Chinese pharmacy special. Military Medical Education. 1996; (1): 70.

6. Tiejun Tang. A Depressing market of TCM --Reason and countermeasure. Health Soft Science. 1996; (Add): 45.

7. Tiejun Tang. Prospect of TCM in the 21st. Century. Journal of Postgraduate 1996; (9): 53.

8. Tiejun Tang. Molecule biology technique used in the TCM research. Journal of Postgraduate 1997; (10): 71.

9. Tiejun Tang. The prosecution and application of rat model of experimental coronary heart disease. China Journal of Basic Medicine in Traditional Chinese Medicine. 1998; 4 (S:S): 208—210.

10. Tiejun Tang. Pharmacodynamics comparison of different extract technique on Kaixin capsule. Traditional Chinese drug research &Clinical Pharmacology. 1999; 10(1): 45-47.

11. Tiejun Tang. The effect of Sini decoction on hemorheology of blood stasis model rat. Chinese Journal of Hemorhelogy 1999; 9 (3): 139.

12. Tiejun Tang. The prosecution and application of rat model of experimental coronary heart disease. International Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine (Chinese Edition) 1999; 1(4): 318-320.

13. Tiejun Tang. Effect of Kaixin Capsule on Blood Lipid and Lipoprotein Subfractions in Experiment CHD rats. Journal of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. 1999; 16(3): 223-227.

14. Tiejun Tang. Aging and Cellular Signal Transduction. Journal of First Military Medical University. 1999; 19(Add): 78.

15. Tiejun Tang. Desensitization ofβ-adrenoceptor during myocardial ischemia and mechanism investigation. Academic Journal of Sun Yat- Sen University of Medical Sciences. 2000; 21(4S): 53-55,76.

16. Tiejun Tang. The effect of Kaixin Capsule on PDGF and PDGFR mRNA expression at the artery wall of rats. Pharmacology and Clinics of Chinese Materia Medica.2000; 16(Add):57-58.

17. Tiejun Tang. Mechanisms of Sini Decoction on regulating β-Adrenoceptor signal ransduction during myocardial ischemia. Journal of Chinese Integrated Traditional and West Medicine. 2001；21(3):206-208.

18. Tiejun Tang. Professor Deng Tie-Tao’s Clinical experience about the applications of south China herbs. New Traditional Chinese Medicine 2003; 35（5）7--8.

19. Tiejun Tang. A brief discussion on psychology therapy of mental related disease. Journal of Practical Internal Medicine of TCM. 2003；17（2）75-76.

20. Tiejun Tang. Experimental research progress on anti myocardial ischemia herbs. Shenzhen Journal of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine 2003；13(2):111-113,118.

21. Tiejun Tang. Adjust teaching method of TCM basic theory according to different major. Chinese Journal of Medical Education and Clinics. 2003；3（5）：2-3.

22. Tiejun Tang. A discussing on research method of TCM syndromes. Chinese Journal of Medical Education and Clinics. 2003；3（9）：2-3.

23. Tiejun Tang. Effect of Three Chenqi Decoctions on Intestinal Flora of Interior-Sthenia Model Mice. Journal of Shandong Traditional Chinese Medicine. 2004；23（2）: 104-105.

24. Tiejun Tang. The nuclear factor Yin-Yang1 and the Yin/Yang theory of TCM. Journal of Shanxi Traditional Chinese Medicine. 2004；2004；25（3）:239-242.

25. Tiejun Tang. What dominate the spirit, heart or brain? Chinese Journal of Current Traditional and Western Medicine. 2004；2（5）:443—444.

26. Tiejun Tang. A comparison between Western four elements theory and TCM five elements theory. Zhejiang Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2004；39（11）：461-463.

27. Tiejun Tang. We are practicing the authentic Traditional Chinese Medicine outside of China. Journal of ATCM (UK) 2008; 15 (1): 31-33. (English/Chinese)

28. Tiejun Tang. Laboratory and clinical research on Kaixin capsules Journal of ATCM (UK) 2009; 16 (2): 37-40.

29. Tiejun Tang. 重温大医精诚. Journal of ATCM (UK) 2009; 16 (2): 51-52.

30. Tiejun Tang. Wuzhualong – An Efficient Herb of South China. Journal of ATCM (UK) 2010; 17 (2): 57-58. (English/Chinese).

31. Tiejun Tang. A discussion on scientific evidence of Zang-Fu theory Journal of ATCM (UK) 2011; 18 (2): 4-5. (English/Chinese).

32. Tiejun Tang. Metabolic Syndrome and its TCM Food Therapy. Journal of ATCM (UK) 2012; 19 (1): 14-17. (English/Chinese).

33. Tiejun Tang. The latest research review on Chinese herbs of anti myocardial ischemia. The Journal of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture 2014; 21 (2): 35-37.

34. Tiejun Tang. A comparative study of traditional Chinese and western herb medicine. Journal of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture 2014; 21 (2): 38-41.

35. Tiejun Tang. Can Acupuncture Help to Increase the Success Rate of IVF? The Journal of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. 2016; 23(1): 21-22.

36. Tiejun Tang. Case report: Primary cardiac malignant tumor. The Journal of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. 2016; 23(2): 42-44.

37. Tiejun Tang. Professor Deng Tietao’s clinical experience on treat Metabolic Syndrome Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2017; 1(1): 69.

38. Tiejun Tang. Case report of treatment of Kikuchi disease with traditional Chinese medicine. Journal of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture 2018; 25 (2): 50-51.

39. Tiejun Tang. Corn Silk -- A natural herb for diabetes --Research review. Journal of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture 2018; 25 (2):44-45.

40. Tiejun Tang. 海外疫情与三因制宜.Macau Journal of Chinese Medicine. 2020; June (20): 22-26.

41. Tiejun Tang Post-viral Syndrome of COVID19 and TCM treatment. World Chinese Medicine. Canada Version. 2020; Aug. 34-40.

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The 13th World Congress of Chinese Medicine

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