Join us as Dr. Ping Li, esteemed TCM nephrology expert, presents a two-part webinar series providing clinical guidance for safely using TCM herbs in practice.

With increased usage in recent years, concern about the safety of herbal medicine has grown due to reported adverse reactions, including liver and kidney damage. This course will provide safety guidelines for using TCM safely in practice, aiming to educate on the herbs that most commonly cause adverse reactions, including Chai Hu, Da Huang, Yi Mu Cao, Fu Zi, and Lei Gong Teng. Dr. Li will teach practitioners how to combine Chinese herbs, prevent adverse reactions, minimize potential toxic effects, and ensure safe clinical application. 

Series Schedule:
Part 1: November 16th, 2024 from 5-7 pm PT / 8-10 pm ET 
Part 2: December 7th, 2024 from 5-7 pm PT / 8-10 pm ET

Details:
Registration includes both Parts 1 & 2 of the series. Classes will be held live online via Zoom webinar in Chinese with simultaneous English translation. Video recordings will be available for registered participants after each class. 

4 PDA/CEU credits (pending) will be available: California/Florida CEUs, and NCCAOM Safety PDAs. Participation in the live online presentation is required to earn continuing education credits through your respective licensing/certification board. Student registration does not include CEU credits. 

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