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Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Alternative Medicine    3. Medical / Nursing    4. Medical / Alternative Medicine    5. Specific disorders & therapies   

Subjects:  1. Acupuncture   

Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Medical / Nursing    3. Moxa   

Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Administration    3. Family / Parenting / Childbirth    4. General    5. Health Policy    6. Medicaid & Medicare    7. Medical   

Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Acupuncture, Ear    3. Alternative Medicine    4. Ear    5. Medical    6. Medical / Nursing    7. Medicine, Chinese Traditional   

Subjects:  1. Acupressure & Acupuncture    2. Consumer Health    3. General    4. Health & Fitness    5. Health/Fitness    6. Medical    7. Acupuncture    8. Health & Fitness / General   

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a new approach to an old skill
I was looking for a book that can teach me the secrets of pulse diagnosis but the problem was the terminology. I went to seek help from aryvedic practioners but could not comprehend. "Chinese Pulse Diagnosis" is a readable and highly informative approach on the subject. Pulse diagnosis is a difficult art to master and more difficult is its teaching. Leon I. Hammer has used the latest method of teaching for this ancient art which I hope will give a new life to art. I understood many things of the art for the first time though I read them in many other books before. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Medical / Acupuncture    2. Medical / Alternative Medicine    3. Science/Mathematics    4. Acupuncture    5. Alternative Medicine    6. Diagnosis    7. Medical    8. Medicine, Chinese    9. Pulse   

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Subtle surgery...
Fianlly a book integrating the most complete system of health care and human undrstanding (Ayurveda) with the art and science of Acupuncture.TCM in the west is now not much different then allopathic western medical science - only treating disease, disregarding the whole of man..especially the subtle/causal bodies.Ayurvedic acupuncture provides a method of diagnosis and treatment from a fully holistic perspective...understanding that true healing only occurs at the level of consciousness.It is through the shifts in awareness and invoking of the divine inner flame that we can truly "heal" and once again return to the source of God/Love within.Ayurveda is the mother of healing..from which all medicine arose...and all will return. ... Read more

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Subjects:  1. History    2. Medical    3. Medical / Nursing    4. Acupuncture    5. Family & Health   

Subjects:  1. Acupressure    2. Acupuncture    3. Alternative Medicine    4. Medical    5. Medical / Acupuncture    6. Medical / Alternative Medicine    7. Medicine, Chinese Traditional    8. Moxibustion   

Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Aura    3. Congresses    4. General    5. Kirlian photography    6. New Age    7. Photography    8. Photographs: collections   

Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Alternative Therapies    3. Consumer Health    4. Crystals    5. Health & Fitness    6. Health/Fitness    7. Therapeutic use    8. Vital force   

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A Useful Addition to the Qigong Literature
This is a typically workman-like product of the Chinese Foreign Languages Press, that has been putting out textbooks for many years. It is comprehensive and well-produced.
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Subjects:  1. Body, Mind & Spirit / Healing / Energy (Chi Kung, Reiki, Polarity)    2. Health & Fitness / Acupressure & Acupuncture    3. Health & Fitness / Alternative Therapies    4. Acupressure & Acupuncture    5. Acupuncture    6. Alternative Therapies    7. Body, Mind & Spirit    8. Chi kung    9. China    10. Healing - Energy (Chi Kung, Reiki, Polarity)    11. Health & Fitness    12. Massage & Reflexotherapy    13. Massage therapy    14. Medicine, Chinese    15. Qi gong    16. Specific disorders & therapies   

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Acupuncture for women
A well written explanation of the typical issues that women face and how acupuncture and herbal medicine can be used to help them. Falls short of covering actual diagnoses and treatments in great detail but provides a good introduction. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Alternative Medicine    2. Alternative Therapies    3. Consumer Health    4. Diseases    5. Health & Fitness    6. Health Services For Women    7. Health and hygiene    8. Health/Fitness    9. Medicine, Chinese    10. Systems Of Medicine    11. Women    12. Women's Health - General    13. Acupuncture    14. China    15. Gynaecology & obstetrics    16. Medical / Alternative Medicine    17. Women's health   

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Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Clinical trials    3. Medical   

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zang fu, the organs systems of thraditional chinese medicine
this book was well written and very imformative for the new student as well as the practitioner of oriental medicine . it is very beneficial for preparation for the national boards.. well done ... Read more

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Chinese Acupuncture
This is a very interesting book clinically and historically.Soulie de Morant was an accomplished scholar, and obviously studied Chinese medicine in depth, including classical texts.He often quotes Yang Ji Zhou's "Zhen Jiu Da Cheng" as well as the "Yi Xue Ru Men".Some practitioners, notably Dr. Andrew Tseng, previously the district physician of Shanghai, spoke of Yang Ji Zhou as the pinnacle of acupuncture, and so it is of great value to have so many quotes from this under appreciated classic.Historically this book offers a wonderful opportunity to look into Chinese medicine in the fairly recent past significantly before modern communist standardization of the medicine. Soulie de Morant lived in China from 1901-1917.He practiced and promoted Chinese medicine for the rest of his life in France. Definitely a book worth exploring for practitioners.

Excellent book on acupuncture
My medical training includes TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), Homeopathy and Pharmacy based medicine.
Interesting but Problematic
I was very excited about this book when I encountered it as an acupuncture student, mainly because of the psychological indications given for the points, and because I had not found such interesting psychological info before in English.Read more

Subjects:  1. Acupuncture    2. Diet / Health / Fitness    3. General    4. Medical