This book covers a wide range of content, including the theories of yin and Yang, five elements, viscera, qi and blood, body fluid, meridians, etiology, pathogenesis. Text in English and in Chinese - Shanghai University of TCM (2002) 236 pages

This book points out the characteristics of traditional Chinese medical thought,offering a comprehensive discussion of the background of the current interest in Chinese medicine in the West. - By Unschuld. (1998) 133pp

The author presents an ethnography that seeks to answer the secret of Chinese medicines remarkable adaptability that has allowed it to prosper for over 2000 years. - By Volker Scheid (20020 407 pages

This book provides an insight and understanding that illuminates the subject for the educated layperson and professional alike. - By M. and L. Tierra. (1998) 402pp

Volume 2 (Spleen and Stomach) of the serie. Completes the analysis of Zang Fu Organ System pathologies commonly seen in clinic. By Maclean and Lyttleton. 974pp (2002)

This book focuses on the elucidation of the theory & methods of TCM in examining pathological conditions as well as analyzing & differentiating syndromes. - Text in English and in Chinese. 280 pages plus 17 colour photos of tongues. (2002)

Discover the foundation behind this system of holistic health based on several thousand years of clinical experience.This easy-to-read guide will provide you with the principles of diagnosis,treatment & prevention of diseases.- Xiangcai Xu. (2001)201pp

The first 28 pages of this study guide lists a comprehensive resource material, and the next 200 pages is a storehouse of questions and their answers. - By Shi Cui Wu (1998) 201pp

Volume 1: 309 pages of questions and answers designed to improve the readers ability to analyze health problems. - By Shi Cui Wu (2000)

As a Western-trained physician practicing Chinese medicine,I applaud the publication of this text and heartily recommend it to any practitioner(Charles May, MD, DOM). By Bob Flaws & Philippe Sionneau (2005) 590pp