Is idealizing ancient Chinese Medicine holding you back? Jin Zhao weighs in.
Release Date: 07/24/2020
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info_outlineDr. Jin Zhao is a 5th generation doctor with his Ph.D in the history and development of schools of thought in Chinese Medicine. He is a professor and a very busy clinician who sees over 200 patients a day. He holds that mastery is not about esoteric knowledge or secret techniques, but better organizing what you already know in a more efficient way.