RMR 5 - What's In A Name

from Rivermap Radio · host Root and Branch

In this episode Travis and Travis talk with Dr. Liu Gouhui, a veteran faculty member at OCOM and a Chinese Medicine practitioner for more than 30 years. Dr. Liu shares his wealth of knowledge on how the medicine works, gives insight into the name of the podcast, talks about what it was like to learn Chinese medicine in China, and the need to expand the availability of Chinese medicine in the future.

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