The book seeks to facilitate & promote interdisciplinary understanding between the related subjects of Chinese herbal medicine, botany, phytochemistry & pharmacokinetics. Detailed monographs of 26 umbelliferous herbs. (2004) 535pp

This book contains brilliant expositions on Yi-science, traditional Chinese medicine and tai ji science. It enlightens and inspires readers to delve into the effects of Yi-science on life, qigong health preservation & preventive medicine. (1998) 573pp

With the increasing interest in traditional Chinese life sciences, this textbook is useful for academic Chinese language courses and for private use. This book presents rich data on ancient Chinese medicine. Translated for the first time. (2007) 475pp

This book integrates the essence of TCM with Western differential diagnosis, with comprehensive and well-organised content bases on both Chinese medicine pattern identifications as well asWestern clinical diagnosis. (2006) 322pp

This is the first translation into English of the complete Yin-hai jing-wei. The text provides detailed descriptions of the etiology, symptomology, and therapy of every eye disease known to 15th century Chinese practitioners. (1998) 503pp

This book gives you basic information about each common class of Western pharmaceuticals. For each category of drug, gives usthe generic names, pronunciation, and registered propriety versions and explanation of functions. (2007) 452pp

You cannot find a more rich presentation of pulse diagnosis ina pocket-sized atlas. All in all, this is a valuable and convenient learning tool for anyone seeking to be proficient in the art of pulse diagnosis. (2008) 254pp

This new book presents various transformations which occur within the mother & developing baby during pregnancy. A month-by-month description of pregnancy is given. Two later texts presentalternative & more unusual images of the fetus. (2007) 130pp

The first comprehensive English text exploring the use of Chinese medicine for male diseases. A contribution to the development of Chinese medicine in the west. Clearly expressed without glossing over critical details. (2008) 410pp