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The main body of the work deals with clinical approaches to indications. Presented in a clear A-Z index with clear diagrams throughout the 600 pages. - By Stephan Palos and Paul Zmiewski(2003)

The interaction between the surface of the skull and the different cranial bones with the human energy system has been hugelyrecongnized: wide ranging applications of skull treatment can be found in many of the healing arts.

This Chinese-English book is divided into 6 chapters: 1)Essentials of Acupuncture, 2)Needling Techniques of the Filiform Needle, 3)Needling Techniques in Neijing, 4)Penetrated Needling, 5)Artistic Needling, 6)Special Needling Techniques (2004) 163pp

Contains over 3000 entries, each of which is minutely explained in English. - By Shuai Xuezhong. (1997) 393pp

This dictionary lists TCM terms commonly used in clinical work and teaching.Most of the entries are given explanations so that the reader is able to carry their meaning and implications into English more fully for better comprehension. (1988) 428pp

Chart specially designed for those who follow the Nogier System of auriculotherapy. 60cmx40cm

Chart showing the acupuncture points and their Chinese organ representation. 60cmx40cm

Ear reflexology was rediscovered in the 1950s by French Dr Paul Nogier. The therapeutc methods used nowadays are- acupuncture, placing magnets on the points, acupressure and massage, the latter two techniques described in this chart.

Colour laminated chart 45cm x 60cm listing the tonifying foods,the regulating foods,the temperature of food, the five flavours of food, and the roots and the actions of foods. - By Daverick Leggett. (1994)

This is a useful book on the translation of common terms used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. English Translation. 502 pp(2004