This guidebook presents an overview of all aspects of needling, from the parameters of the needle itself to the importance oftreating and anchoring the patients spirit. A step-by-step guide through thirteen catagories of diseases. (2006) 171pp

This book has an extensive collection of TCM essence. It is anintegration of Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine and may be rated as a fine clinical piece of modern Chinese Medicine.(2000) 552pp

This colour atlas is concise and to the point.It explains individual tongue characteristics & combines these characteristics in real case studies. 162 colour photos. - By Dr Claus Schorrenberger. (2005) 320 pages

Covers 28 cardiovascular conditions & includes information on Western medical & integrated approaches to treatment, case histories and modern Chinese medical research in addition to standard Chinese treatment plans. By Becker/Flaws/Casanas (2005)638pp

This book is in three parts and compiled based upon the clinical practice experience and in reference to the related literature and data. The whole book gives stress on the introduction of the specific therapeutic modalities in TCM. (2005) 323pp

Chinese medicine had achieved remarkable results in the the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. This book is focused on summation of distinctive effective therapeutic methods of the doctors and patients in different times. (2004) 299pp

This book gives a brief description of every type of hepatitisbased on the characteristics of TCM treatments for viral hepatitis, including internal therapy, external therapy, acupuncture and massage. (2004) 241pp

This book is both a study text and clinical manual on the Chinese medical treatment of obstetric conditions, or diseases women may experience during pregnancy, childbirth, and shortly thereafter. However, in addition to everything one would expect to find in such a book, this text also includes: - Abstracts of recent Chinese research for most chapters, - case history examples of common clinical presentations throughout the book, - clinical tips at the end of each chapter from the authors personal expereince, - special medicinals or important acupuncture points for specific conditions, - cautions of danger signs that every practitioner of Chinese medical obstetrics needs to know, - an easy-to-follow two colour design, - protocol for 60 Chinese gestational, birthing, and postpartum conditions. - By Bob Flaws (2005) 452 pages

Life cultivation and rehabilitation originally belongs to the different categories of disciplines of two major branches of traditional Chinese and Western medical systems. The gradual formation of the system of TCM life cultivation and rehabilitation is based on the theories and practice of life cultivation and rehabilitation during the thousands of years of the Chinese people in combination with certain theories and techniques of the modern science of rehabilitation during the second half of the 20th century. This is just the reason why this book has combined the two disciplines into one scince of exposition. This book if composed of nine chapters. The content includes the basic theories and concepts of life cultivation and rehabilitation of TCM, various effective methods and clinical techniques, measures of life cultivation and health care in the light of people groups, seasons, regions of the body as well as the rehabilitation methods of 26 commonly seen diseases. Bi-lingual texts (English and Chinese) 393 pages

This book describes the disease mechanisms, pattern discrimination, and Chinese medical treatment of perimenopausal and menopausal syndromes. The book explains the participating roles of the liver, spleen and heart in the climacteric , not just the kidneys. If you have ever wondered why the kidneys become exhaused at seven times seven years of age in women, this book will tell you. In addition, this book contains numerous reports on clinical trials and real-life case histories from some of the most famous doctors in China. It is a must ofr anyone interested in treating menopausal complaints with Chinese Medicine. (2006) 218pp