Chinese Acupuncture eLearning

Fanyi Meng CMD graduated in Beijing Chinese Medicine University in 1983, and moved on to qualify as a Western medical doctor (MD) and Chinese medicine doctor (CMD). Fanyi gained his research degree as a Medical Master (China’s equivalent of a PhD in medicine) in Beijing in 1990. He carried out research projects in China and Japan on Pulse and Tongue diagnosis, and verifying clinical effectiveness of Chinese medicine in conditions of circulatory system. He was a senior academic during the 1990s at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, the only central government funded TCM university.

Fanyi came to the UK to teach Chinese medicine at Middlesex University in late 1997. In 2004, he moved to the University of Lincoln as the Course Leader of the Acupuncture programme. He is a leading author in Chinese medicine, with five books, a further nine chapters in books and more than twenty research papers in the last twenty years.

He is on the panel of several TCM organisations, and external examiners of University of Wales, Derby, Salford, amongst others, in professional consultations and advisory roles. Improving general health and maintaining a healthy appearance, is a personal interest in his acupuncture practice, and traditional approaches are his preferred way of conducting facial acupuncture.