This new book examines the art of traditional Chinese acupuncture with a look at both the secondary channels and eight extraordinary vessels and other key structures encompassing the humanbody in Chinese antatomy, (2006) 738pp

This book is about the Taoist tales of the Chinese characters for the 361 of these acupuncture points. It is an introductionto the beauty of this ancient form of healing medicine and will be a delight to practitioners and students. (2005) 540pp

Based on a selection of commonly used points, the book presents a unique blend of pattern identification-based point combinations, incisive personal insights, scholarly commentaries, and representitive case histories in a clear layout. (2007) 1023pp

Gives a clear description of the principal aspects of diagnosis within this sytem,ironing out inconsistencies often present in discussions of these aspects.An inspirational encapsulation of a popular style & approach in acupuncture. (2004) 404 pages

The points are listed in English, Pinyin, Numbering system, and Chinese character. Clear, concise, a well presented useful resource for students and the teaching profession. A4 size,77 pages.Over 20 b/w & 14 colour illustrations. By Veet Allan (2004)

2003 combined issue 72 pages plus 17 pages Special Report on Chinese Legislation Forum (April 2003). - Treatment Reports on Depression, Headaches, Acne, Obesity, Insomnia, Paralysis.

The Pocket Atlas of Acupuncture provides the reader with an overview of the history of acupuncture in China and Europe. It describes the underlying principles of Chinese medicine and how it differs from Western medicine. (2006) 304pp

Ideal for those who practice TCM & anyone studying for certification.Offers the most lucid & accessible presentation of all acupuncture points using illustrations that show their exact anatomical location & characteristics.- 800 Illus.mainly in colour.

Also called San Zhen Therapy - it is a form of acupuncture that utilizes uniquely formulated and grouped-up acupuncture points in the treatment of syndromes, diseases & related symptoms.- By Ganglinm Yin and Di Fu (2002) 211 pages

The purpose of this textbook is primarily to assist both students and experienced practitioners of acupuncture to locate acupuncture points. As practitioners, we tend to have a repertoire of favoured points, often developed through familiarity because we know how to locate them. There may also be points we avoid using simply because we are unsure of their location. A patients condition may fail to improve, or progress may be unnecessarily slow, simply because we decided to use familiar points rather than those that might have suited the patient better. (2006) 703pp