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Pulse Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine-Basic 1
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Pulse Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine-Basic 1

Pulse Diagnosis is not difficult. I will introduce Floating, Deep, Hidden, Slippery, and Choppy pulse
Created byTZUCHEN KAO
Last updated 7/2025
English
English

What you'll learn

  • Pulse Diagnosis
  • Palpation Method
  • 28 Pulses
  • Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine
  • Treatise on Cold Damage Diseases
  • Essentials from the Golden Cabinet
  • Float pulse
  • Deep pulse
  • Hidden pulse
  • Slippery pulse
  • Choppy pulse

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 31m total length
  • Float pulse6:04

    Identify the floating pulse, felt superficially at the three-bean depth, reflecting exterior syndromes and Wei qi; link it to Ma Huang Tang and Gui Zhi Tang within a six-part framework.

  • Deep pulse5:03

    Explore the deep pulse, felt only with heavy pressure and depth beyond 9 beans. Cold damp, qi stagnation, and yang deficiency shape its meaning and guide related formulas.

  • Hidden pulse5:58

    Identify the hidden pulse, a yin pulse felt only with extreme pressure beneath the deep pulse, signaling deep qi obstruction and potential internal pathology.

  • Slippery pulse7:00

    Explore the slippery pulse, its two forms—excess and deficiency—and physiological variants, with visualization, mechanisms, and clinical clues linking phlegm, retained food, and damp-heat patterns.

  • Choppy pulse7:02

    Identify and characterize the choppy pulse, its grainy texture and slow movement. Distinguish cold, heat, and dry types with their clinical patterns and related formulas.

Requirements

  • Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese medicine
  • Basic Theory of Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese medicine
  • Read Treatise on Cold Damage Diseases
  • Read Essentials From the Golden Cabinet
  • Finished Pulse Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine-Beginner

Description

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) pulse diagnosis, focusing on both theoretical foundations and practical applications. You will learn how to identify and interpret the classical 28 pulse types, understand their pathological significance, and apply this knowledge in clinical diagnosis and prescription.

While pulse diagnosis has long held a mysterious aura—appearing to reveal all hidden illnesses—in reality, accurately diagnosing a patient and formulating an effective treatment plan based solely on the pulse is a complex skill that requires structured training and experience. This course is designed to demystify pulse diagnosis and teach you how to logically connect the clinical axis of palpation → diagnosis → prescription through clear, practical instruction.

What You Will Learn:

  1. The origin, evolution, and modern clinical application of pulse diagnosis

  2. Proper palpation techniques, force control, and clinical precautions

  3. The classification, definitions, and mechanisms of the 28 traditional pulse types

  4. The clinical significance, associated diseases, formulas, and herbal patterns of each pulse

  5. In-depth explanation and demonstration of five key pulses: Floating (Fu Mai), Deep (Chen Mai), Hidden (Fu Mai), Slippery (Hua Mai), and Choppy (Se Mai)

Why Take This Course?
Whether you are a seasoned practitioner seeking to refine your diagnostic accuracy or a newcomer eager to build a solid foundation, this course offers a structured and approachable way to master one of TCM’s most essential diagnostic tools.

Join us to unlock the practical logic behind the art of pulse reading—taught in a way that’s engaging, clinically relevant, and grounded in classical theory.

Register today and take your first step toward mastering pulse diagnosis with clarity and confidence!

Who this course is for:

  • Chinese medicine students
  • Chinese medicine doctors
  • Acupuncturists
  • Physicians
  • General public who are interested in pulse diagnosis