Hunyuan Five-Phase Danshu Method

Course Introduction

Hunyuan Five-Phase Danshu Method covers Five-Phase regulation, danshu combinations, constitution recognition, and common applications, exploring bodily imbalance and regulation through wood, fire, earth, metal, and water relationships. It is intended for learners interested in specialized traditional TCM services, combined internal and external approaches, and Five-Phase systems. It can support personal study or preparation for future service offerings.

What You Will Learn

Explore Five-Phase correspondences, Danshu applications, and approaches to analyzing common concerns.

Organize Five-Phase and zang-fu correspondences, constitutional presentations, combination approaches, and practical precautions into tables for review.

Course Outline

Public preview: the following lessons are those publicly displayed on the original website.

Part 01 — Pain (Theory) — Lesson 01: Cervical Spondylosis — Weizhen

Part 01: Pain (Theory) — Lesson 02: Frozen Shoulder — Weizhen

Part 01: Pain (Theory) — Lesson 03: Knee Arthritis — Weizhen

Part 01 — Pain (Theory) — Lesson 04: Lumbar Spine Conditions — Weizhen

Part 01: Pain (Practice) — Lesson 01: Cervical Spondylosis — Weizhen

Part 01 — Pain (Practice) — Lesson 02: Frozen Shoulder — Weizhen

Part 01: Pain (Practice) — Lesson 03: Knee Arthritis — Weizhen

Part 01: Pain (Practice) — Lesson 04: Lumbar Spine Conditions — Weizhen

Part 02: Gynecology (Theory) — Lesson 01: Uterine-Cold Patterns and Menstrual Pain — Weizhen

Part 02 — Gynecology (Theory) — Lesson 02: Pelvic Fluid — Weizhen

Student Feedback

Once the Five-Phase framework was clear, many regulation approaches became easier to categorize.

Ms. Luo / Learner in Singapore

★★★★★

The course is suited to gradual review rather than learning only an isolated technique.

Amy Liu / Student in Canada

★★★★☆

For a service business, it can be developed into a distinctive TCM offering.

Mr. Du / Learner in Malaysia

★★★★★