11/19/17 Sacramento Symposium Speaker Profile

Professor Huang, Jianling

She is department chief of gynecology in TCM Hospital of Guangdong Province, chief physician and professor, doctoral tutor, academic successor of Professor Li, Liyun. Standing Committee member of Gynecology branch of China Association of Chinese Medicine. Deputy director of gynecology branch of Guangdong Association of the Integrative Traditional and Western Medicine, standing committee member of family planning branch of Guangdong Medical Association. She graduated from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine in 1982. She has over 30 years experience of clinic, teaching and research in gynecology. She is specialty in utilize integrity Chinese Medicine and western medicine to treat pelvic inflammation and mass, infertility, endometriosis, tumor, menstruation disorder and menopause syndrome. She has been hosted or involved over 30 researches or teaching projects from national to province levels. She has been published 11 books, over 50 academic papers, and got 9 prizes of research and teaching. She was invited to California as a speaker in 2004, 2009, and 2011 by Research Institute of Chinese Medicine, and was appointed as academic advisor.

Speech Topic:
Diagnosis and Treatment Strategy for Infertility in Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine
Contents Outline:
1, Introduction: definition of infertility, epidemiology.
2, The infertility factors: female factors, male factors, both men and women factors.
3, Infertility Examination: female exam, male exam, both male and female exam.
4, The diagnosis of infertility: infertility diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine,
infertility examination and diagnosis of modern medicine.
5, Infertility treatment: general treatment, disease identification and dialectical
treatment, etiology treatment and treatment based on syndrome differentiation
of traditional Chinese medicine.

Through this lecture acupuncturists may completly understanding the diagnosis and treatment strategy of infertility in TCM and western medicine. Speakers will share abundant clinical experiences, provide examples and interact with audiences and guide future clinical practice.

Gao, Liling, O.M.D, L.Ac

She graduated from Liaoning TCM College acupuncture correspondence program in 1986. She graduated with master degree from ACCHS in 1999, and earned her O.M.D. degree at South Baylo University in 2006. She has been in private practice nearly 18 years. Dr. Gao started learning Da Yan Qi Gong in 1989 at Qi Gong Department of Wuhan Athletic College. From 2002, she had intensive training of Da Yan Qi Gong under Wenwu Qi Gong College. After passed the junior class of first 64 styles and the senior class of rear 64 styles, She graduated in 2005 and got an instructor certificate. From 2003, she started to teach Da Yan Qi Gong junior class, including physical stretching, which is benefited from her experience as a physical therapist aid. She also contributes to the community by volunteer teaching Qi Gong once a month at the last Sunday from April to September. In 2012, she led her students to perform Qi Gong at the Moon Cake Festival at Sunset district of SF and was well received. In 2016, she was invited as a speaker presented at the annual meeting of UCSF pelvic oncology specialty of OB & GYN. Her speech included how the Da Yan Qi Gong affects pelvic tumor and the meaning for recovery. She also performed Da Yan Qi Gong and led the audiences practice and was rewarded a warm welcome.

Topic: Da Yan Qi Gong
Content Outline:
1. Introduction of Da Yan’s characteristic;
2. Introduction of Da Yan Qi Gong;
3. How the Da Yan Qi Gong guide the Qi of twelve meridians and eight extra meridians, the Qi of important points (19 points at motion style, 3 points at still style), the benefit of Da Yan Qi Gong (present anatomy pictures);
4. The Importance of practicing Qi Gong, brief introduction of the demanding of well being in the population of the Hi-Tech era;
5. The history of Da Yan Qi Gong;
6. The personal planning for advocacy Da Yan Qi Gong and martial art Tai Ji Quan (deep discussion the relationship of Chinese Medicine and Tao health culture, also the connection between Da Yan QI Gong And Martial Art Tai Ji Quan).