Part I of the book deals with the techniques of acupuncture & moxibustion,part II covers the general principles of treatment,the treatment of various commonly seen diseases in internal medicine,gynaecology,ENT & external medicine.- Min Shin. (1996)390p

The Thieme Almanac: Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine is an annual review addressing all the aspects of Chinese medicine in anexciting collection of articles from around the globe. Its a wide range of information. (2008) 500pp

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

This new edition explores & describes techniques of cupping inthe context of TCM theory. It provides a clear & detailed set of practical guidelines for applying this technique to various common conditions. (2007) 268pp includes DVD with videoclips

This is the book which established the spleens preminence in both disease causation and as a focus of treatment. Essential reading material for anyone interested in TCM theory. - By Shou and Jian. (1993) 246pp

This book divides 100 common diseases into eight categories from first aid to pediatric diseases.Each condition lists the therapeutic method & techniques for treatment,including plum-blossom needling,cupping,moxa,auriculotherapy,tapping & more.(93) 90p

A clinical manual for the treatment of traumatic injuries, muscle-joint problems, dermatological conditions, and post-operative complaints. Practitioners will find this book a useful addition to their library. Revised Edition (2005) 275pp

This book brings a deeper understanding of acupuncture and offers analysis, examples, cases and issues for discussion, forming a unique bridge between science and tradition. - By Birch and Felt. (1999) 335pp

To locate the points properly is the key step in acupuncture therapy in order to obtain a satisfactory therapeutic result. This is an excellent book for those learning the skill of locating points. Many drawings. - By J. Yang. (1992) 72pp

English translation of an important theoretical text with well-reproduced illustrations. A great classic for thoses interested in sinology, giving a clear insight into Chinese civilization & traditional Chinese medical literature.-I. Veith.(1966)260p