The 1st Annual TCVM Conference

The 1st Annual TCVM Conference is honored to host professor Kejia Zhang in his trip to the United States . Truly deserving the title of Master, professor Zhang has been practicing veterinary acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine for over 40 years. His books Veterinary Chinese Herbal Formulas and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medical Principles are the standard text books for TCVM students. He is widely known and respected within the veterinary medical community in China, as well as internationally. Professor Zhang received his D.V.M. from the College of Veterinary Medicine , Beijing Agricultural University in 1957. He serves as the TCVM consultant for the Department of Agriculture, China . He was the former chairman of the TCVM Department, BAU. His expertise includes: TCM diagnosis, various acupuncture techniques, Tibet and Inner Mongolia traditional veterinary medicine and Chinese herbal therapies for gastrointestinal disorders. Considered a "teacher of teachers", personal instruction from professor Zhang is an exceptional educational opportunity. This was Dr. Zhang's only US instruction program in 1999.

Content

	Application of Traditional Tibet Medicine in Veterinary practice
	Application of Traditional Mongolian Medicine in veterinary practice
	The future of veterinary medicine: Integrative Medicines
	TCM aging theory and its prevention
	Newly discovered anti-viral & inflammatory herbal medicines
	Overview of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine in China
	TCM diagnosis and treatment on Equine gastrointestinal disorders: colic, diarrhea, constipation and inflammatory bowel diseases
	TCM diagnosis and treatment on canine gastrointestinal disorders: vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, and inflammatory bowl diseases
	Dietery management for gastrointestinal disorders
	Pulse and tongue diagnosis in dogs and horses (wet lab)
	Top 10 equine classical acupuncture points
	Top 10 canine classical acupuncture points
	Dr. Li Dongyuan9s Spleen/stomach theory