Medi-Chi

10/09/2026

Clinicians in practice know the hard part isn’t access to TCM—it’s turning ancient theory into fast, pattern-based decisions you can stand behind. This guide pulls together the best TCM resources for clinicians, built to support reliable differentiation and more confident multimodal treatment planning, from acupuncture to herbal medicine and adjunctive care. If you’re bridging Western diagnoses with TCM logic, you’ll appreciate the structured, cross-disciplinary way these tools help you translate, prioritise, and implement. Dive in to strengthen clinical precision without losing the philosophical depth of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

https://medichi.online

09/09/2026

The Complete Medi-Chi Library:
Every Book You Get Free with an Annual Subscription.

Since writing this blog I’ve also added a Medi-Chi version of the Ling Shu and a TCM textbook.

https://medichi.online/blog/annual-subscription-free-books-library



Medi-Chi

09/09/2026

Hello everyone, welcome to my page , and thank you for following.

This page is just a small extension of the website app. I use it to keep everyone informed about the website development and a place to read the regular blogs I create that are also available on the website. Some of my blogs won’t be available here as they are those ones are only for the eyes of practitioners who subscribe.

I am slowly building a library of my books on the website.
I have a modern version of the Huang Di Nei jing Su wen .
Three volumes of the Shang Han lung two dietetics cookbooks for Winter and Summer.
A version of the Tibetan book of the Dead called the Modern Bardo
And I am presently in in the process of creating a modern version of the ling shu.
All books are available for purchase as PDFs or EPUB separately but you can receive all of these books for free as annual subscribers

I’m also in the process of building additional software into the web/app
That allows practitioners to send a medichi intake form to patients to help speed up one on one time and I am also building into the app a patient section where they can get a diagnosis which gives them a code that they can take to anyone who is a subscribed medichi practitioner and this code will allow the practitioner to see the diagnosis but also a treatment plan. The practitioner can tweak the treatment according to their own assessment but this part of the system is useful in attracting patients and also another method to speed up the intake process so a practitioner can fit in more patients.

I am still building the disease database at present I have around 60 conditions and working slowly to get 500 conditions loaded. This database will be useful as a reference tool.

I hope you have started using the app.

There’s a promo code listed on this page.

Also I am constantly working on this app to make it the best I can and for it to be a great addition to any practice as well as an educational tool for patients and students alike.

When I update this can sometimes change code elsewhere in the website that then requires patching. If anyone sees something that isn’t right that I haven’t noticed please don’t hesitate to contact me and let me know.

As a reminder this app translates any western condition with symptoms , tongue and pulse diagnosis and practitioner notes of patients to create as accurate as possible pattern of differentiation plus give a treatment plan with the preferred acupuncture style and herbal suggestions. All backed, where possible, with evidence.

Practitioners can also set up to receive payment via this app from their patients.

That’s all for now, have a lovely day
And I hope you get as much joy and helpful insights as I do building Medi-Chi

Everything an acupuncturist needs in one intelligent platform: TCM clinical decision support, practice management, tongue analysis, treatment planning, and evidence-informed references.

08/09/2026

Interoperability is quickly becoming the make-or-break factor for integrative clinics—and the trends right now matter for how smoothly you can connect Western diagnoses with TCM pattern-based care. This article breaks down what’s changing across care data standards and clinic workflows, so practitioners can build faster, smarter multimodal treatment plans with more consistency across acupuncture, herbal medicine, and adjunctive therapies. With an integrative lens grounded in precision and pattern logic, it shows how future-ready systems can support both modern clinical decision-making and time-tested wisdom. If you’re trying to streamline your interoperability without losing the nuance of TCM, this is worth your attention.

https://medichi.online

07/09/2026

Hello everyone, welcome to my page , and thank you for following.

This page is just a small extension of the website app medichi.online . I use it to keep everyone informed about the website development and a place to read the regular blogs I create that are also available on the website. Some of my blogs won’t be available here as they are those ones are only for the eyes of practitioners who subscribe.

I am slowly building a library of my books on the website.
I have a modern version of the Huang Di Nei jing Su wen .
Three volumes of the Shang Han lung two dietetics cookbooks for Winter and Summer.
A version of the Tibetan book of the Dead called the Modern Bardo
And I am presently in in the process of creating a modern version of the ling shu.
All books are available for purchase as PDFs or EPUB separately but you can receive all of these books for free as annual subscribers

I’m also in the process of building additional software into the web/app
That allows practitioners to send a medichi intake form to patients to help speed up one on one time and I am also building into the app a patient section where they can get a diagnosis which gives them a code that they can take to anyone who is a subscribed medichi practitioner and this code will allow the practitioner to see the diagnosis but also a treatment plan. The practitioner can tweak the treatment according to their own assessment but this part of the system is useful in attracting patients and also another method to speed up the intake process so a practitioner can fit in more patients.

I am still building the disease database at present I have around 60 conditions and working slowly to get 500 conditions loaded. This database will be useful as a reference tool.

I hope you have started using the app.

There’s a promo code listed on this page.

Also I am constantly working on this app to make it the best I can and for it to be a great addition to any practice as well as an educational tool for patients and students alike.

When I update this can sometimes change code elsewhere in the website that then requires patching. If anyone sees something that isn’t right that I haven’t noticed please don’t hesitate to contact me and let me know.

As a reminder this app translates any western condition with symptoms , tongue and pulse diagnosis and practitioner notes of patients to create as accurate as possible pattern of differentiation plus give a treatment plan with the preferred acupuncture style and herbal suggestions. All backed, where possible, with evidence.

Practitioners can also set up to receive payment via this app from their patients.

That’s all for now, have a lovely day
And I hope you get as much joy and helpful insights as I do building Medi-Chi

Everything an acupuncturist needs in one intelligent platform: TCM clinical decision support, practice management, tongue analysis, treatment planning, and evidence-informed references.

06/09/2026

How do you use AI in integrative care without losing clinical rigour or the depth of TCM pattern-based thinking? This article breaks down clinical AI governance with a practical lens for connecting Western diagnoses to Traditional Chinese Medicine logic—so practitioners can choose treatments with confidence across acupuncture, herbs, and multimodal options. It also addresses what makes AI outputs safe, consistent, and accountable in real-world workflows. If you’re building faster, more systematic care plans, this is the governance-first guide that helps everything stay precise.

https://medichi.online

04/09/2026

How do you reconcile biomedical diagnoses with TCM pattern differentiation in real-world clinical practice? This piece breaks down where TCM and biomedicine align, where they differ, and how an integrative clinician can translate findings into pattern-based care with more consistency and precision. You’ll also see practical ways to build multimodal plans that respect TCM’s classical logic while staying grounded in modern clinical reasoning. If you’re bridging two systems every day, this is the kind of framework that restores clarity and confidence.

https://medichi.online

02/09/2026

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02/09/2026

Herbal pharmacovigilance is changing fast—and it’s reshaping how integrative care should be monitored, documented, and improved. This article breaks down emerging trends that help clinicians connect safer herbal practice with pattern-based TCM decision-making, using modern intelligence without losing the depth of ancient wisdom. If you work across Western diagnoses and TCM logic, you’ll see how more systematic surveillance can strengthen treatment confidence and support better multimodal plans.

https://medichi.online

31/08/2026

Acupuncture and dry needling may look similar, but the safety rules and clinical intent aren’t the same. In “Acupuncture Versus Dry Needling Safety: Key Facts,” we break down what matters for real-world risk management—training, indications, technique differences, and how TCM pattern-based reasoning fits into integrative care. If you’re mapping Western diagnoses to TCM logic, this is the precision-focused refresher you’ll want in your clinical toolkit—built for safer, smarter decision-making.

https://medichi.online