This book discusses the functions, indications and contraindications of ready-prepared Chinese herbal medicine. - By Bob Flaws. (2005) 227pp

There are more than 6,000 chinese medicinals described in Chinese medical literature,only 260 of these are typically used in day-to-day practice.This book describes the clinical use of this core,essential repertoire of Chinese medicinals.(1999) 271pp

A practical English-Chinese university textbook of Traditional Chinese Medicine for Overseas Advanced Students. Chief Editor: Yang Yuzhou. (2001) 321 pages

Relates the rich knowledge about Chinese tea & Chinese tea culture in terms of the origin of tea,its history,the methods & customs of drinking tea & tea drinking vessels, and explains legends about tea & tea ceremony. - By Wang Ling (2002) 154 pages

Most up to date clear reference guide to effective medicines currently available. - By McLean and Taylor. (2003) 736pp

This book & companion CD is a complete guide to detailed biomedical & Chinese medicine information on over 100 of the most important formulas you use every day. By Fred Jennes and Bob Flaws. (2004) 412 pages plus CD

This book is distinct in its focal points and terse in its writing and provides references for the physicians as well as in their selection of prescriptions and drugs in practice. Text in English and Chinese - Shanghai University of TCM (2002) 386pages

Since its first appearance in 1977, the Ten Lectures have enjoyed perennial popularity in the PRC and Taiwan as the most concise manual of medicial therapy available.Introduces 300 medicinals & explains their use in simple practical terms. (2003) 711pp

Quick reference study guide giving 130 most important herbal prescriptions.Syndrome differentiation and formula comparison charts help clarify treatment aims,and allow accurate formula selection. Incl. a self-test exam section for students.(2000) 360pp

Examines the causes of pain according to TCM,casting light on the different causes of pain as the basis for choosing the right treatment method. - By Dagmar Riley (2001) 294 pages