The authors turn their attention to the six extraordinary fu, which are connected with the configuration of a network of essences during the formation of the body. A valuable addition to the serie. (2003) - By Claude Larre & Elizabeth Rochat 221 pages

This is a beautifully presented guide to the practice of five element acupuncture. Noras clear & unique approach covers many topics - from primary diagnosis to treatment. Its 135 pages contains many b/w drawings. - By Nora Franglen (2004) 135 pages

The Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen, known familiarly as the Su Wen, is a seminal text of ancient Chinese medicine, yet until now there has been no comprehensive, detailed analysis of its development and contents. - By Paul Unschuld (2003) 520 pages

This book introduces the basic theories of Chinese internal medicine,the basic knowledge of common internal diseases and the law of syndrome differentiation. - Text in English and Chinese.- Shanghai University of Chinese Medicine (2002) 506 pages

Huang Di Nei Jing is the oldest and extant classic of TCM. This book covers not only medicine, but also philosophy,sociology,anthropology,military strategy,mathematics,astronomy,meteoroly,& ecology. - Trans. by Zhu Ming (2002) 302 pages

Discover the key to total health with this beautifully presented book packed with colour photographs, and heal yourself and your family of a wide range of common ailments from allergies to insomnia - By Penelope Ody (2000) 143 pages

This book consists of two parts: General Introduction and Specific Discussions, totalling to 12 chapters. Text in English and in Chinese. - Shanghai University of Chinese Medicine (2002)Text in English and in Chinese. 315 pages

Bi-lingual texts in English and Chinese. Edited by Wu Xiufen.(1999) 341 pages

81 chapters on the Su Wen, and 81 chapters on the Ling Shu.830 pages. Translated by Nelson Liansheng Wu and Andrew Qi Wu.(2002)

Consists of two parts: Suwen & Lingshu. The book is vividly illustrated (cartoon style) with dialogues. A real boon to those who want to gain an easier access to the labyrinth of Chinese medicine. - By Zhou Chuncai (2002) 213 pages