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This comprehensive textbook is an invaluable reference for theadvanced student or practitioner of TCM. A complete overview of the principles involved in distinguishing between different syndromes of illness in patient. (2010) 473pp

This is an abridged and revised version of the first comprehensive textbook of Chinese acupuncture. - By Mary Austin. (1992)192pp

This original interpretation of acupuncture from Root to Tip will engage the attention of both students and practitioners. Provides a theoretical complement to the guides available to the clinical practice of acupuncture.- By Bai & Baron. (2001) 173pp

A short and easy to follow book that gives pratitioners of acupuncture and Chinese medicine all the information they need to notice, understand, and refer their patients correctly when facing potentially dangerous sign and symptoms. (2010) 212pp

This is an illustrated guide to the history of acupuncture. A book designed for Western readers with an interest in alternative medicine, Chinese history, or Oriental practitioners who would like to know more about their profession. (2010) 129pp

This book is a scientifically supported explanation of the basic biological mechanisms & processes underlying the practice oftraditional Chinese acupuncture. Belongs in the library of every physician & medical school! - By Ulett and Han. (2002)160pp

This book is another major step towards integrated medicine. The author has left behind the ties of traditional concepts; his thinking, as well as his practice, is based on todays scientific knowledge of human biology. (2011) 275pp

The author has produced a well-known translation of the Ling-Shu-Jing. (2003) - By Dr. Claus Schnorrenberger. 413 pages

Acupuncture Energetics provides a straightforward diagnostic method of identifing which aspects of the qi are out of balance and therefore what acupuncture treatment is required. This booktakes a logical approach to diagnosis and relevant treatments.