Tom's next Tong Ren Training course is scheduled to take place on Sunday June 3rd and Sunday June 10th. This is a two part class that will take place in his Quincy office. Class time is from 10:00am to 4:00pm EST. The two day class will focus on the theory of Tong Ren, the different techniques and methodology of Tong Ren, case studies and Tong Ren application to cases, and lots of Q+A for those who have questions about different cases.

Tom's next Tong Ren Training course is scheduled to take place on Sunday January 15th and Sunday January 22nd. This is a two part class that will take place in his Quincy office. Class time is from 10:00am to 4:00pm EST. The two day class will focus on the theory of Tong Ren, the different techniques and methodology of Tong Ren, case studies and Tong Ren application to cases, and lots of Q+A for those who have questions about different cases.

God Complex is a novel written by author Chris Titus and inspired by his own personal healing journey in which he encounters Tom Tam.

Synopsis Inspired by true events, The God Complex takes readers on a thrill ride through Chinese medicine. Desperate for a cure and spurned by his Western physicians, Steve Benson was left with no other choice but to take a leap of faith … a leap that landed him in Boston’s Chinatown. After years of drinking foul smelling herbal concoctions and getting stuck with needles, he emerged healed and well-trained in their secret arts. However, he never forgot the dismissive attitudes of his Western physicians. Follow along as a dynamic conspiracy ensues, pitting Eastern medicine against its critics in the West. Discover the secrets of Chinese medicine and its connection to martial arts as the mystery unfolds.

The Tam Healing System and Cancer Treatment
Joseph Lucier LMT AOBTA NANP
Author of The Tam Healing system – Illustrated Anatomy – Healing Philosophy
www.TongRenHealer.com

It is well known that The Tam Healing System is extremely beneficial for cancer patients. We have seen this in hundreds and hundreds of cases. For us as practitioners, we have protocols for all cancers and diseases by opening a blockage which causes resistance and thereby causes a reduced performance of proper bodily functions. Blockages negatively impact these areas:

1) The Central Nervous System – bioelectrical system and related nerves and organs
2) The Endocrine System – biochemical system and related glands
3) The Cardiovascular system – blood, circulation and oxygen system and related organs
4) The Digestive System – Digestion, absorption and elimination and related organs
5) The Immune System – Pathogen and toxin management and elimination and related glands and organs

To combat cancer, we need to know which system may have a blockage but first, this requires us to know the nature of cancer itself. To better understand this, let’s take a look at the different theories of what cancer is.

A blockage in my healing system means that where the Chi or bioelectricity has a hard time passing through a nerve or meridian. We can detect it by hand with pressure or palpate with touch. Most blockages may result in pain or be uncomfortable when pressure is applied. A blockage area is an area of high resistance and physically can be knotty and lumpy. Anywhere the bio signal or Chi travels with difficulty within the body means there is a blockage.

According to the feedback system theory, each organ has its own loop for circulation and functioning. This loop consists of three basic components; a control center, receptor and effector. The control center determines the value of some aspect in the body called a controlled condition, which should be maintained. In our bodies there are hundreds of controlled conditions; heart rate, blood pressure, blood glucose level, acidity of the blood, body temperature and breathing rate. The control center receives informative signals about the status of a controlled condition from a receptor, and then determines the appropriate course of action if needed to maintain homeostasis. The receptor monitors changes in the controlled condition, and then sends the information called input to the control center. Any stress that changes a controlled condition is called a stimulus. For example a stimulus such as exercise, which increases body temperature, will cause thermal receptors to send input to a control center located in the brain. An effector will then receive a signal from the control center called the output, and produce an appropriate response of effect. In other words when you exercise your brain which is the control center signals for increased secretions by your sweat glands which are the effectors. When the sweat evaporates from the skin, then the body temperature can drop down to normal.

This next Tong Ren Healing training course will be taught by Tom Tam and is scheduled to take place on Sunday September 25th and Sunday October 2nd. This is a two part class that will take place in his Haverhill office. Class time is from 10:00am to 4:00pm EST. The two day class will focus on the theory of Tong Ren Healing, the different techniques and methodology of Tong Ren Healing, case studies and Tong Ren application to cases, and lots of Q+A for those who have questions about different cases.