Granules in Clinical Practice: Live Q & A with Treasure of the East
Join us for a live 1-hour practitioner Q&A with Dr. Ann Wang from Treasure of the East as we explore the world of Chinese herbal granules and modern herbal dispensing. This interactive session is designed for TCM and herbal practitioners who want to deepen their understanding of granule manufacturing, quality control, sourcing, extraction methods, clinical application, and patient compliance. Bring your questions and gain direct insight from the manufacturer in an open discussion focused on practical clinical use and product knowledge. Whether you are new to granules or already incorporating them into practice, this webinar offers an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and engage with fellow practitioners.
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Here is What You'll Learn
Granule manufacturing process
Gain a deeper understanding of how Chinese herbal granules are manufactured, extracted, and standardized for clinical use.
Ask the expert, Dr. Ann Wang
Ask questions directly to the manufacturer about sourcing, extractions and quality assurance.
Clinic-integration of herbal granules
Learn how practitioners can effectively integrate herbal granules into modern clinical practice for improved patient compliance and convenience.
Ask your burning granules questions & get live, direct answers
Discuss real-world clinical applications and practitioner experiences using herbal granules
About Dr. Ann Wang, CMD, L.Ac.
Dr. Ann Wang is the founder of the Integrative Medicine Center in Ithaca, N.Y., and serves as medical consultant for Treasure of the East. She earned her medical degree in Chinese medicine from Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and a PhD in Research Advancement in Oriental Medicine from the College of Alternative Medicine Research Advancement, AGU. Dr. Wang has served as chief medical administrator at the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, adjunct professor at the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, and faculty member at Cornell University. She led the development of the largest TCM database in the U.S., integrating advanced diagnostic and treatment techniques with conventional medicine. The database has been adopted by major pharmacy chains, including CVS and PharmaVite. Dr. Wang specializes in pain management, chronic illness, and women’s health and fertility.
