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This book provides a full description of the acupuncture points with their functions and treatment methods as well as some clinical facts and scientific research. The guide to disease provides a full description to tuina techniques. (2008) 322pp

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

This book defines the physiology and anatomy of the craniosacral system, its function in health and its relationship to disease process. - By J. Upledger. (1999) 367pp

Stem-branch acupuncture based on the elements of time (hours,days,years, etc) which are represented by the ten heavenly stemsand the twelve earthly branches, and is rooted in Chinese astronomy. Clinical trials and curative effects included.

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

Insight into the eight extraordinary meridians is well presented by the authors through their study of the Neijing and Nanjing. - By Larre & Rochat. (1997) 243pp

First textbook recommended to students by most colleges internationally. (1993) 432pp

Book to accompany the set of 3 wall charts (BK2220).(1995)113pp

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