ADVANCED TEXTBOOK ON TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE AND
PHARMACOLOGY
COST 35.OO/PER VOL. A SET OF 4 VOL. $120.OO/SET.
THIS IS ONE OF EVERY FEW OF T.C.M BOOKS WHICH WAS SUPERVISE AND COMPILED BY THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION OF P.R.C . AND .THE FOUR MOST FAMOUS COLLEGE OF T.C.M. PUT TOGETHER WITH THEIR GREAT TALENT AND EXPERIENCE TO COMPILED THIS TEXTBOOK.PUBLICATION OF THE TEXTBOOK S CONSIDER AS GREAT ACHIEVEMENT OF IN HISTORY OF TCM. VOLUME I MAINLY COVERS: THE THEORY OFYIN AND YANG THE FIVE ELEMENTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS THE THEORY OFZANG-FU SYSTEM (ORGAN PICTURE), THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FIVE ZANG ORGANS AND SIX FU ORGANS SYSTEMS ESSENCE,QIBLOOD AND BODY FLUIDS, MERIDIANS AND COLLATERALS ETIOLOGY,AND DIAGNOSIS OF TCM VOLUME II CAN NAMED THIS VOL. AS CHINESE MATERIAL MEDICA IT MAINLY INTRODUCTION SOURCES,COLLECTION OF HERBS. FIVE TASTES,ATTRIBUTIVE MERIDIANS,AND TOXICITY COMPATIBILITY AND CONTRAINDICATION OF HERBS
A SMALL HAND BOOK INTRODUCE A TRADITIONAL CHINESE DIETOTHERAPY, A MOST BASIC NATRUAL MEDICINE AND IT IMPOTENT PART OF CHINESE HERBOLIGY SYSTEM. CHOOSING A PROPER FOOD DIET,REFLECT THE FIVE ELEMENTS,YIN & YANG THEORYAND WHICH THE MODERN NUTRIOLEGY OBSENTS.SINCE ALL HERBS IS BITTER IN TASTE IN GENERAL,CHINESE FOOD DIETOTHERAPY WILL BE BECOME EASIER TO ADAPT AND MORE POPULAR IN OUR GENERATION. THIS BOOK SYSTEMATICALLY DESCRIBES THE HISTORY OF CHINESE DIETOTHERAPY.DIETARY TREATMENTS FOR 42 COMMON ILLNESSES ARE DESCRIBED AND MORE THAN 100 KINDS OF MEDICINAL FOODS ARE EXPLAINED IN DETAIL.
IMPERIAL MEDICAMENTS A CHINESE HERBAL PRESCRIPTIONS WRITTEN FOR EMPRESS DOWAGER CIXI AND EMPEROR GUANGXU IN QI DYNASTY. THE EMPERORS WERE ENJOYING ENORMOUSLY THE PROSPERITY AND WEALTH OF THE ERA AND WISHED TO LIVE FOREVER.THEREFOR THE HEALTH CARE PROGRAM IN THE IMPERIAL PALACE WERE NO DOUBT THE HIGHEST OF TCM STANDARD,IN SUCHSPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES,IMPERIAL PHYSICIANS DEMONSTRATING THE BEST HEALING TALENT AND ABLETO ACCESS ALL KINDS HERBAL MATERIAL, TOTHE READER,THOSE PRESCRIPTIONS IS NOT ONLY A ROYAL SECRET,BUT THEY ARE A MASTER PIECES IN TERMS OF QUALITY ACCURACY,AND RELIABILITY
MERIDIAN QIGONG IS NEW TYPE EXERCISES THAT COMBINED THE TRADITIONAL QIGONG, WHICH EMPHASIZE COORDINATION MIND AND BODY, WITH THE CHINSES ACUPPRESS METHOD ACCORDING THE ACUPUNCTURE THEORIES.IN OTHER WORDS, MERIDIAN QIGONG IS A EXERCISES ON MIND AND BODY, AND ENERGIZE DIRECTLY TO THE BODY ACCORDING THE MERIDIAN AND ITS COLLATERALS. MERIDIAN QIGONG IS MORE FOCUS ON A INDIVIDUALS NEEDED AND IMPROVED HIS OR HER CONDITION.FOR EXAMPLE IF SOMEONE HAVE BRONCHITIS HE MAY WORK ON THE LUNG MERIDIAN QIGONG MORE OVEN TO STRENGTHEN THE LUNGS IMMUNE SYSTEM.

Handbook of Chinese Herbs

Him-Che Yeung Trade paperback book, Revised Edition,673 pages

$55.00 ISBN: 0-9639715-2-2 Including

the author has compiled basic information for over 400 substances from the Chinese materia medica. Entries are organized alphabetically by Pinyin name. Each description includes common, Chinese, botanical and pharmaceutical name; botanical family and medicinal part; taste, properties, therapeutic meridian and TCM functions; and pharmacological action or specific effect. Contraindications are listed as are the chemical constituents of the substances and recommended dosages. The appendix on application of herbs allows for categorization by Western disease condition. Four indexes allow cross-referencing by pharmaceutical name, latin name, common name and Chinese name.

Modern Guide to Ear Acupuncture- Ear-Gateway to the Body

by Mario WexuTrade paperback book, 191 pages Published: 1975

Price: $18.95 ISBN: 0-943358-08-6

The major sections of this work cover diagnosis and technique for ear acupuncture, ear point locations and treatments, and special applications including drug addiction, deafness, and anesthesia. Over 20 diagrams illustrating the needling techniques and auricle points (including Chinese points, Nogier points, Wexu points, and Indian ear points) accompany the conditions and treatments described.

Chinese Family Acupoint Massage

by Chuangui Wang Trade paperback book, 232 pages

Published: 1995 Price: $17.50 ISBN: 7-119-01439-0

Descriptons of cures for 50 ailments More: Traditional Eastern Bodywork This work describes meridians, collaterals and acupoints, manipulation techniques, treatment of some common diseases ranging through internal conditions, gynecology, pediatrics, orthopedics, and others. Provided are descriptions of quick cures as well as long-lasting relief for more than 50 common ailments, for patients of any age.

Asian Health Secrets

by Letha Hadady Trade paperback book, 502 pages Published: 1996 $18.00 ISBN: 0-609-80105-8

The author presents simple Asian diagnostic techniques that readers can use to evalute well-being, strengthen the immune system, and act preventatively to maintain health. She outlines herbal remedies for problems ranging from colds, headaches, insomnia, menstrual complaints, and simple injuries to sexual dysfunction, fatigue, and depression. Herbal availability, safety issues in self-prescription, home recipes, and a resource section with practitioners and distributors round out the information presented.

Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Hardcover book, 544 pages Published:Foreign Languages Press, Beijing

Price: $55.00 ISBN: 7-119-01758-6

This is the official revision of Essentials of Chinese Acupuncture used by the International Acupuncture Training Centers in Beijing, Shanghai, and Nanjing. Presented in 18 chapters, it begins with a brief history, followed by a discussion of yin-yang and the five phases, a review of the zang fu, and extraordinary fu and their interrelationships, a discourse on qi, blood and body fluids, a description of the meridians and collaterals, and location of the acupuncture points. Theoretical discussions include etiology and pathogenesis, diagnostic methods, differentiation of syndromes, and acupuncture techniques. Treatment information includes moxibustion and cupping, general principles of acupuncture treatment, internal diseases, and gynecological diseases. There is a supplementary section on ear acupuncture and anesthesia, a bibliography, a cross-index of acupuncture points, and an index. The book incorporates the experience of teaching classes of Western physicians as well as clinical practice and acupuncture research. The information retains the characteristic features of traditional acupuncture and stresses the integration of theory and practice. In this revised second edition, a number of revisions and readjustments have been made in the light of existing needs in education, scientific research, medical treatment, and international academic exchanges. These include typographical corrections, locational and terminological standardization according to guidelines set out by the WHO and the PRC State Bureau of Technical Supervision standards, and elimination of more abstruse contents (these latter to be expanded and included in a forthcoming text, Supplement to Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion).