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This book explains the influence of the emotions on health according to ancient Chinese thought, examines the interrelationship of emotion & spirit,& shows how our health and well-being depend upon harmonious dwelling of the spirits in the heart. 199pp

This text covers the origin & formation of the theory of channels & collaterals. It concentrates on the eight extraordinary channels, twelve divergent channels & colaterals, the twelve sinew, & twelve cutaneous regions. (2006) 647pp

This book presents the Confucian style hierarchy of each of the zangfu with its particular sphere of activity & interaction. Key chapter of the Nei Jing and the Yellow Emperors Classic of Internal Medicine. - By Larre & Rochat. (1992) 162pp

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

What every TCM student has been looking for, a linguistically accurate, succinct list of the key statements of fact in TCM. This book will help Western students gain both clarity & proficiency in the process & practice of TCM. (2007) 253pp

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

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

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)