A compendium of easy to make chinese teas for a whole variety of conditions or as preventative tonics.Perfect for both the home or the practice using relatively common foods & herbs that only need steeping in hot water.- By Zong & Liscum. (1996) 312pp

Contents: Medicine for Internal Diseases, Medicine for Gynecopathy, Medicine for Pediatrics, Medicine for Surgical Diseases, Medicine for the Diseases of Five Sense Organs, and Medicine for Health Care. - By Chen Ke. (1997) 416pp

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

Contents: Comparison of the actions & indications of some common Chinese herbs,Combinations of common Chinese herbs,Comparisons of commonly used formulas,Application of herbs,Treatment of common disease based on differentiation syndromes. (1993) 294pp

A most complete published book in English on this subject. It sets a new standard for the study and practice of Chinese Medical Obstetrics and should have a prominent place in the library of any practitioner specializing in this subject.- B.Flaws 653pp

This book serves acupuncturists and oriental medical doctors who practice the principles of diagnosis & treatment based upon the overall analysis of the signs and symptoms.Written by authors with 35 years experience in teaching & research.(1992) 492pp

The Divine Farmers Materia Medica Classic (The Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing) is one of the three foundation books of Chinese medicine. All serious students and practitioners of Chinese medicine,will welcome this translation. If you have any interest in the historical roots of Chinese medicine and in particular in the Taoist contribution to Chinese medicine, you must own a copy of this important classic. - Translated by Yang Shou-Zhong 205 pages

Describes over 100 of the best known, most useful two-medicinal combinations in Chinese medicine.Students & practitioners will understand these time-tested formulas,be able to modify them,& draft new formulas to fit individual needs. (1997) 143p

Describes 300 frequently used formulas. Chinese characters, Pinyin, common and botanical names are given for each formula.- By Him-che Yeung. (1998) 431pp.

For patients with Depression, Chinese medicine can provide extraordinary results. It can improve symptoms, and it may help reduce or even eliminate the need for pharmaceuticals. Take the first steps towards looking after your health. (2009) 229pp