Offers an intriguing blend of traditional Chinese medicine as practiced today, and a wide variety of ancient Chinese folk remedies. More than 1000 effective remedies, a treasure trove of information you can use every day. (2005) Lihua Wang 318 pages

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

A handy reference, allowing you to find basic information on any of 300 herbs. This is the fastest, most concise reference for students, practitioners or anyone who is looking for information on Chinese herbs. (1 of 2) (2005) 320pp

1 of 2 volumes, see BK4168. A handy reference, allowing you to quickly find basic information on any of 350 commonly used classic Chinese herbal formulas. In alphabetical order by Chinesename in PinYin. (2006) 468pp

Bi-lingual English-Chinese. Compiled by Nanjing University of TCM, and translated by Shanghai University of TCM (2004)378 pages.

This book is the distillation of over 20 years knowledge from two well known Amrican practitioners of Chinese medicine.It is not a materia medica or a formula book,it is a conversation in which the authors share both clinical & business knowledge.

The author moves beyond theory and provides us with the most practical & obtainable information for use in everyday clinical situations. Over 200 major formulas and all their variations are detailed with remarkable cogency and clarity.(2006) 624 pages

This is the book that elevated blood stasis to one of the mostimportant disease mechanisms and patterns within Chinese medicine. This book also includes numerous contemporary clinical trials and case histories. (2007) 503pp

Whether trained in TCM or not, by focusing on the patients condition and his/her symptoms or diagnosis and using this book, you can put together an effective Chinese herb selection or modify an existing herb formula for your patient. Create a Chinese herb formula with an easy 5-step building block method using this book: 1:Select the herb group/partial formula from the index for wholistic treatment; 2:Continue compiling the formula with traditionally used herbs for the key diagnosis; 3:Now add any herbs listed in the index with clinical studies which support their effectiveness; 4:Eliminate redundant herbs by using the herb synopsis section information; 5:Adjust dosage. This book will be your constant clinical reference for herb selection. By Charles A. Belanger. (1997) 882pp

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