Moxibustion is one half of Acupuncture-Moxibustion, but littlehas been published on the this modality in English. This book discusses in detail the classic Chinese medical literature on the use of moxibustion. (2008) 279pp

Accessible and descriptive book on the location of every known non-meridial point with guidelines for their use in treatment.- By Royston Low. (1988) 112pp

A legacy from the Masters. This illustrated manual explains how to treat 30 common ailments with the help of one needle only. A must for professionals in search of some secret acupuncture techniques ancient and modern. (2006) 79pp

Contains medical reports on how to use optimal time for certain treatments. - By Liu and Wang (1988) 125 pages

Consists of eight series of case studies, each focusing on a variety of patterns associated with common clinical disorders or symptoms category. A useful work for students as well and for the developing practitioners.- By Jingyi/Xuemei.(1998) 324pp

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

The book contains 4 chapters: General Consideration, Technique of pointing Therapy, Common Points and Stimulant Lines, Clinical Application. 99 illustrations. - By L.& Z. Jia.(1996) 27pp

A clear understanding of the location & function of acu-pointscrucial for acupuncturists as well as massage therapists & other bodyworkers. Exceptionally well-illustrated, user-friendly maual. Special emphasis on shiatsu & tuina therapy. (2008) 354pp

Practical Handbook of Acupoints - English edition

A tri-lingual publication in Chinese, Japanese and English. Concise practical handbook for clinical acupuncture. Includes a chapter on ear acupuncture. - By Xichuan, Fangliang & Zhang. (1989)