1. What is the general dosage and daily frequency, and duration of use of the Jade Wind Screen pills? 2. Can an herbalist "legally" use directly for treatment and /or recommend or educate clients in using moxabustion or is this something only an accupunturist can do? 3. Can an herbalist also "legally" recommend supplements, what about other professions like nutritionists or nutritionists...is there a conflict regarding professional domain? ...little confused about the professional efficacy of it. 4. Just making sure that I got you right on this regarding supplements for knee osteoarthritis...you recommend a combination of MSM and Glucosamine sulfate? What is the general dosage,fequency and duration of use? Is this best taken at a certain time of the day and on a full or empty stomach? Any contraindications? 5. When you were talking about bromelain and referring to the pineapple, I have all my life experienced an irritating feeling in my mouth with raw more unripe pineapple, however, when it is cooked, grilled or more ripe, I do not experience this same sensation. I imagine that the process of fermentation of ripening with sugar content changing and cooking break something down that I then do not react to, do you know what this is that is present in the raw unripe pineappple that creates this sensation? Someone told me long ago that pineapples grown today have much less bromelain in them due to degradation of soils containing less bromelain. Thanks for sparking an interest in this aspect. Thank you for the presentation last night, I really learned so much and appreciate all the detailed information as well as your personal experiences sharing the behind the scenes scoop!!! Very enlightening!

1. Not all Jade windscreen pills are the same, the tea pills are tiny and you take 10-15 at a time, other pills are larger and you take them as directed on the bottle usually i-2 BID. I take one every morning, although that is certainly not traditional 2. Depends on your state and the acupuncture licensing laws, I have done moxibustion with people on occasion 3. …little confused about the professional efficacy of it. Depends on the dietician/nutritionist licensing laws in your state 4. Please read the article, it has dosage 5. Bromelain is an enzyme, enzymes are denatured by cooking, drying, fermentation, etc