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

Chinene Formula Compatibility

More than 120 compatible herbal combinations together with function, application and compatibility analysis. Abundant case histories from the authors own practice in clinic. A detailed discussion of the use of herbal medicines. (2008) 380pp

In this companion to Chinese Medical Herbology & Pharmacology,John & Tina Chen take the next step in presenting a comprehensive resource for clinical practice alongside the pharmacological & integrative significance of TCHM. (2009) 1621pp

Presented in this book the reader is shown how to use the basic treatment rules and composition strategies, abstracted from hundreds of formulas, in order to create individual formulas for treating a variety of syndromes. (2010) 540pp

Contains full description of nearly 600 medicinal formulas arranged in 18 chapters by function. Almost 350 variations and associated formulas offer additional options for the practitioner in the clinic.Summary tables at end of each chapter.(1990) 561pp

Complete guide, providing a practical resource for acupuncturists, herbalists, and naturopaths, as well as western doctors and veterinarians practicing natural medicine. - By J. Fratkin.(2001) 1195pp

This book makes the practice of herbs easily accessible to Chinese medical practitioners & students, and demystifies the process, with instructions and exhaustive cross-referencing and indexing. - By Dagmar Ehling (2002) 765 pages

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