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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)

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.

Companion to Foundations of Chinese Medicine. Covers 48 diseases in great detail. Fourteen new diseases added since 1st edition. All illustrations have been revised and many new illustrations enhance and clarify the text. (2008) 1501pp

This is for both students and practitioners as a reliable method of pulse assessment. Discussion of the pulse extends beyond the traditional CM pulse qualities. so providing the reader witha useful guide. (2008) 232pp

This book explains simply and with clear drawings and diagrams how you can use this easily accessible holistic technique to relieve a wide range of physical problems. - By L. Norman.(1988) 336pp

This book aims to provide a broader and deeper insight into TCM. Contents: General and detailed description of meridians,collaterals and acupoints - Acupuncture therapy - General and detailed acupuncture treatment.- By G. Sun and H. Wang. (1996) 231pp

This book is a compilation of ten years of study and clinic practice. It contains the theory of channels and collaterals, syndrome differentiation, therapeutic principles and commonly used points in SAM. (2006) 294pp

Written by Huang-fu Mi in the Jin Dynasty (265-420 CE),it is composed of excerpts from the Su Wen,Ling Shu, Nan Jing,& other no longer extant Chinese medical classics, all arranged according to topics in a systematic step by step manner. (2004) 476pp