Volume 2 of the series covers the pharmacy, and prescription.(1995) 495pp

Fundamental and indispensable book for anyone interested in these elements. Each is explored and well presented by the authors insights. - By Larre and Rochat. (1999) 137pp

To practitioners and students alike, the author revives the spirit of Chinese medicine by offering a book integrating Cosmology, Spiritual Alchemy, Five Elements, Case Histories, Acupuncture Points and Chinese medical concepts.- L. Jarrett (2000) 492pp

Many generations of Chinese physicians have digested this well-known textbook before qualifying as a doctor.Prof. Deng is an honorary professor at the CMIR jointly organised by the AcuMedic Foundation & Beijing University of Chinese Med.(1999) 560pp

Helps you tap the roots of an ancient diagnostic system of medical philosophy known as the Law of the Five Elements.- By P. Ferguson. (2000) 192pp

Translation with commentary of the first two chapters of the Yellow Emperors Classic of Internal Medicine-the Nei Jing.- By C. Larre. (1994) 146pp

This simple and easy to use practical guide introduces the connection between the physical,emotional and spiritual forces in 0ur lives.Incl. common ailments associated with each of the 5 Elements,diet therapy,feng shui,&acupuncture treatment.(98) 213pp

This book offers practical advice on how to promote a long, happy, and healthy life. - By Maoshing Ni. (1995) 316pp

Abbreviated as the Internal Canon, this is the earliest masterpiece on TCM, and has been highly valued by Chinese physicians. Bi-lingual text. (1999) English: 313pp, Chinese: 151pp -By H. Wang.

Complete translation work - 3 volumes. - By Henry Lu