This book represents the most definitive statement to date on the theory and application of this fascinating and obscure aspects of the channel system, the Jing Bie or channel divergences.- By Miki Shima and Charles Chace (2001 ) 266pp

The compilation of this book is marked by conciseness,diagrams,and systematic introduction to the basic knowledge, theory & techniques of acupuncture and moxibustion. Text in English and Chinese. - Shanghai University of TCM. (2002) 373 pages

This book concentrates on examples of simple, practical, and markedly effective clinical experience (about 2000 instances). The precautions that need to be taken during treatment are also pointed out. - Compiled by Zheng Q. and Qian, C. (2002) 547 pp

Explores the theory and practice of Chinese medicine, examining its effectiveness in treating common disorders such as pain,substance abuse,asthma,digestive disorders,depression,and CNS malfunctions. - By Claire Monod Cassidy (2002) 436pp

Effective Points Therapy is a self-contained system which is very effective for the treatment of a wide range of diseases,especially difficult & complicated ones such as nodular goiter, hemiplegia & pain syndrome. - By Mao Qunhui (1998) 249 pages

Presenting clear & specific advice on how to use movement safely & effectively to ease the pain of fibromyalgia,this guide will give you an optimistic new mind-set about your pain, your body, and your future. - By Stacie Bigelow. (2000) 124pp

This year 2002 combined issues 1 & 2 contains many clinical observations, needling methods application, meridians and acupoints, acupuncture anaesthesia. - 72pp (2002) plus 21 pages CMIR Newsletter The Syndrome.

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 first 20 pages of this study guide lists the location of each acupuncture point, and the second part is a storehouse of questions and their answers. - By Shi Cun Wu (1999) 210pp

The multiple-choice and traditional questions in this book focus on the mastery of basic TCM theory, acupuncture, diagnosis and case analysis. The answers appear at the back of the book.By Cui Youngqiang and Ken Chen (2001) 238 pages