Discusses the Eight Principle Diagnosis and the Five Phase Diagnosis. A section provides clinical cases and some self-study exercises with their answers. - By Mark Seem. (1991) 144pp

Offers pragmatic & clinically useful information for physicians seeking to integrate acupuncture into their medical practices.It blends contemporary biomedical principles with traditionalconcepts of channels that circulate energy throughout the body.

This book helps to re-evaluate the view of acupuncture in order to see,feel & experience the energetic field of the body & psyche.Written for students,teachers,psychotherapists,practitioners and patients interested in Eastern medicine. (1990) 107pp

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

Contents: Test outlines for Basic Theory of TCM, Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Physiology, and Normal Human Anatomy. - By Zhao Xin. (1994) 304ppp

Covering the following topics:Simplest forms of acupuncture,energy and the meridians,different types of point,pulse diagnosis, and indications for acupuncture.A concise & highly acclaimed book by the world-famous expert Dr.Bischko. 22 illus.(1985)135pp