Clearly the best-selling authoritative book which describes the principles of Chinese medicine, and how these can practically be applied. Readers with unfamiliar knowledge of Chinese medicine will find this book an eye-opener.- T.Kaptchuk.(2000)401pp

Volume 5 of a five-volume series.Organized according to the characteristics & therapeutic methods for treating common disease,followed by a discussion on the ethiology & pathogenesis, & disscussions on syndrome differentiation.- S. Xianmin. (1990)356pp

This book introduces the elementary knowledges about diagnostics of TCM, the Four Kinds of Diagnostic Examination, the Eight Principal Syndromes, and Differentiaion of Syndromes. - By Nian-Shao Fang. (1990) 112pp

This book examines the natural energy functions of the human organism as a key to mental, emotional and spiritual health. An important book to anyone interested in Chinese medicine. - By L.Hammer. (2005) 438pp

Complete account of TCM. Volume 1 deals with: TCM-an Orientation,Yin-Yang & the Five Elements,the Zang-Fy System,the Channel System,Etiology-Cause of Disease,Pathogenesis-Course of Disease,Examination Methods,Diagnosis-Differention Symptoms.(87) 305pp

Complete account of TCM. Volume 2 deals with: Principles and Basic methods of Treatment, Chinese Medicinal Herbs, Chinese Prescriptions, Treatments of many common Conditions, Common Gynaecological Disorders... - By Fang & Chen.(1988) 479pp

Written for Western practitioners who want a clear and methodological approach to TCM. - By M. Porkert. (1983) 292pp

Practical handbook of TCM patterns with their disease causes and mechanisms, signs and symptoms, treatment principles, guiding formulas, main modification, and acupuncture treatments. - By Flaws & Finney. (2000) 198pp

Transcribed and edited from a seminar given in London in 1987 by Claude Larre and Elizabeth Rochat de la Vallee.This new edition has been re-edited,& Chinese characters have been included in the body of the text. (2001) 109pp

This book presents the spleen and stomach from the Huangdi Neijing. - By Larre & Rochat. (1990) 141pp