Specialised Chinese medicine

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

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

Cupping has been used to treat a spectrum of health disorders. A safe, comfortable therapy, it requires only simple, inexpensive instruments to achieve highly effective results. This comprehensive guide features all the information. (2009) 174pp

The powerful line drawings and photos of this book gives the reader an accurate sense of what is being seen and felt. Emphasis is placed on the integration of Chinese & Japanese medical thought. 117 illustrations. - By A. Gardner-Abbate. (2001) 324pp

Dysfunctions or abnormalities of the channels, collaterals,andthe various tissues and organs of the body are all related to changes in the Qi and blood.Over 100 photographs,diagnostic procedures and treatment principles and methods included, (2011)

This book offers a detailed explanation of Chinese Medicine theory on Bi-Syndromes or Rheumatic Disorders treated by TCM. 118different acupuncture points, 76 single herbs and 90 formulas are discussed. 150 illustrations and many diagrams. (1994) 365pp

This book covers in detail the description of Blood Stasis in TCM, and many western dieseases including diatbetes, gynaecological disorders,stroke, tumours and myocardial infarction. Includes acupuncture and herbal prescriptions. (2007) 351pp

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

This book will serve as an indispensable reference for people who are engaged in the research of cancer treatment,those who are suffering from the disease, and those close to the victims.- By X. Wenwei. (1997) 427pp