Basic Chinese medicine

Discusses diagnosis and treatment of acute abdominal syndromes according to combined Chinese-Western medicine. - By A. Alon.(1991) 162pp

Volume 4 of the series covers acupuncture and moxibustion.-By The State of Administration of TCM. (1997) 305pp

A well written clinical manual on the treatment of the most common geriatric diseases. Contains discussion of the inter-relationship of the Qi and Blood.- By De-Xin Yan. (1995) 265pp

Volume I of a five-volume series .It addresses the concepts & interrelationships as well as clinical application of the basic philosophical elements of TCM such as yin and yang and the five elements. - By G. Junying. (1990) 167pp

This book describes the fundamental principles of TCM, including yin and yang, five elements, zang fu organs, qi, and the meriidians and collaterals of the body. Explaining the principles, treatment and prevent ill-health and disease. (2010) 192pp

Contents: Introduction to Basic Medical Theories, Immunity in TCM, Herbs Vs Infections, Use of Tonics in TCM, TCM and Aging, TCM and Cancer, Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Qi and Qigong, Dietotherapy in TCM. - By Xie Zhu Fan. (1995) 158pp

Comprehensive encyclopedic and lucid,this book is a must for all practitioners of the healing arts who want to broaden their understanding (Author of Food and Healing) - By Beinfield & Korngold. (1992) 431pp

Brief Introduction to Chinese Medicine for the Practitioner

In this volume, Miao has undertaken to explain to Western readers the concepts of TCM, drawing at the same time from ancient Chinese teaching and traditions. This text introduces Western audience to this ancient wisdom. (2009) 175pp DVD inc.

An introduction to basic knowledge of the Chinese herbs, the folk stories. This unique book will benefit medical theorists, teachers and students by providing clincical and scientific information on the herbs. (2006) 247pp