Your use of Fu Xi Wen techniques is your acceptance of the Fu Xi Wen User Agreement. In this Agreement, you agree to protect our liability. Use at your own risk.
Fu Xi Wen is a new medicine. It was created by Ethan Borg, President of Ethan Borg, LLC. and launched by Ethan Borg LLC. publicly on July 22nd, 2007. While profered by a corporate entity, that is only to protect the liability of those involved in the project. The medicine itself is free to learn and free to practice -- without restriction. Everything about Fu Xi Wen is online.
Fu Xi Wen presents a theory of medicine that is very foreign to what we in the Western world are used to. In many ways, you need to learn a new way of thinking about the body and about what health and disease really are. That is where the ABC Guide comes in handy. What was launched in 2007 was the medicine as an entire compendium. The purpose of the ABC guide is to translate the corpus of Fu Xi Wen into tiny digestible nuggets of information that anyone can learn.
Fu Xi Wen is the product of combining classical Chinese medical theory with modern ideas of anatomy and physiology. Unlike acupuncture theory, which lacks a theoretical basis for things like lymphatic vessels, nerves, hormones, and glands, Fu Xi Wen acknowledges even the most microscopic discoveries of the modern era, yet firmly places these discoveries within theory that is 6000 years old.
Why is this helpful? For one, Western biomedicine has no understanding, appreciation, or language for the way tissues, cells, and microscopic sub-components interact systemically. Fu Xi Wen is theory of medicine that combines a traditional systemic perspective with a modern unit one. The benefits of this combination are as follows:
You don't always need to know the exact cause of a problem to cure it -- system theory
You can experience extremely fast results -- unit theory
You can heal without side effects -- system theory
You can speak the same language as Western medical physicians -- unit theory
You can organize your medical history and symptomology into a greater pattern that makes sense as an united whole -- system theory
