Traditional Diagnostic Methods
Yi Hearth-Tradition Hand Assessment
Explore Jiang Liuyi's course and Yi traditional wellness culture through traditional observation of veins on the back of the hand, bone shape, nodules, and cord-like features.
About This Course
Course Introduction
Yi Hearth-Tradition Hand Assessment is taught by Jiang Liuyi. Its materials focus on observing the backs of the hands through visible veins, bone shape, granules, and bands, introducing the method's traditional observational approach and its Yi wellness-cultural background.
Materials combine visual and tactile observation, extending from veins and hand bones to Yi medicinal diets and food-based wellness. They show relationships between ethnic wellness culture and course theory. Distinguish the scope of regional recognition, tactile discussion, and dietary topics. Individual health judgments and applications require professional assessment.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
Explore the course's focus on observing the backs of the hands.
Organize study threads involving visible veins, bone shape, grains, and cord-like features.
Recognize Yi wellness culture and dietary topics covered in the course.
Clarify the boundary between traditional observational study and personal medical assessment.
Course Structure
Course Outline
The first 10 entries of the course outline are shown below, retaining their original order and numbering.
- 01
Lesson 01: Theory
- 02
Lesson 02: Cervical Spine C1–C7 — Twenty-Four Mountains, Image-Based Herbal Correspondences, Headache and Migraine, Hypertension
- 03
Lesson 03: C1–C7—Vertigo, Dizziness, Pressure-Like Headache, and Insomnia
- 04
Lesson 04: C1–C7—Dry Eyes, Blurred Vision, and Tinnitus
- 05
Lesson 05: Cervical Spine C1–C7 — Rhinitis, Dry or Itchy Throat, and Voice Loss
- 06
Lesson 06: Cervical Spine C1–C7 — Acute Neck Stiffness and Facial Numbness
- 07
Lesson 07: C1–C7—Tachycardia and Neck Stiffness
- 08
Lesson 08: Cervical Spine C1–C7 — Lymph Nodes, Dry Throat, and Sore Throat
- 09
Lesson 09: C1–C7—Thyroid Nodules, Chest Tightness, and Breathlessness
- 10
Lesson 10: Cervical Spine C1–C7 — Nausea, Hiccups, Palpitations, and Shortness of Breath