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| Web That Has
No Weaver Ted Kaptchuck |
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| This is a full and richly presented text that introduces Oriental medical concepts to readers unfamiliar with these ideas. The material presented is derived from modern Chinese practice of acupuncture and herbology, supported by clinical sketches and references to authoritative Chinese sources. | ||
| Acupuncture
Energetics: Workbook for Diagnostics & Treatment Mark Seem |
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| Great for reviewing some of the basic elements and points. | ||
| Acupuncture
Energetics: A Clinical Approach for Physicians Joseph Helms |
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| For the serious student | ||
| Close to the
Bone: Treatment of Musculoskeletal Disorders David Legge |
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| Excellent source of easy to use treatment points for Musculoskeletal disorders. | ||
| Meridian Therapy:
Traditional Japanese Hari Koko Fukushima |
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| The best book for a deeper look into Japanese Toyo Hari. | ||
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Acupuncture, Law of the Five Elements Diane Connelly |
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| Great book for a review and greater
insight into the important 5 Element theory. |
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