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The authors demonstrates how the use of physical treatments such as acupuncture, qigong and related practice are the way forward for the prevention and cure of illness. - By Kelvin Chan and Henry Lee (2002) 472pp

The theory of wu xing provides a link between phenomena & things which may be appear very different but which have a similar quality & movement of qi. Ancient ideas which provide an important basis for zangfu theory within Chinese medicine. (2009)159pp

This book consists of 88 sections on Yues clinical experience in treating various stubborn diseases, including chronic nephritis and uremia, as well as acute and chronic infectious diseases. In-depth coverage of important conditions. (2007) 259pp

This first of its kind in the West... an absolute must for practitioners & students who wish to use this syndrome technique for acupuncture & herbal medicine. - By McDonald and Penner.(1994) 565pp

This clear,well-organized essential book for students and practitioners of Chinese medicine is divided in 4 parts: I: Backgroud, II: ZangFu, III: Interrelationships, IV: Clinical Practice,which includes case histories. - By J.Ross. (1985) 262pp

This book compares and analysis relative terms from the Discussion on Cold Damage and the Essential Prescription of the Golden Cabinet, in combination with the clinical experience of the author. (2008) 590pp

This book, composed of 33 chapters & covering 27 different diseases in internal medicine, explores the academic ideas of Prof.Zhao. The explanations of the pathogenesis of diseases are based on The Yellow Emperors Inner Canon. (2007) 262pp