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In this episode, Jason and Mei Li discuss an interesting and difficult case treated with acupuncture. Mei Li describes her initial intimidation treating a case of gangrene and threatened amputation.  As the discussion unfolds, certain diagnostic and treatment principles in dermatology using Applied Channel Theory are described. 

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In this episode, Nyssa talks about the channels as a living system that can reveal a patient's "story." Later in the episode, Nyssa also explains Dr. Wang's bamboo steamer analogy of the six levels. Finally, Jonathan gives a brief description of one of Dr. Wang's massage techniques. 

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In this episode, Jason Robertson discusses source and collateral points with Mei Li. The conversation begins with her experience being treated by Dr. Wang for a difficult skin condition and how that has shaped her understanding of using this common point-pair strategy in Applied Channel Theory. 

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In this episode, Yefim Gamgoneishvili discusses his methods of diagnosing orthopedic disorders by using a point pressing technique.

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In this episode, Nyssa and Jonathan discuss the effect of the natural and social environments on the channels, including on people in New York and Beijing during COVID-19.  

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In this episode, Yefim Gamgoneishvili talks about his experiences treating patients in rural Guatemala, including the treatment of a patient who suffered from a scorpion sting.  We also have a brief discussion on the clinical use of the point pair SI-3 with BL-62. 

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