books about: acupuncture     books:       Traditional Acupuncture: The Law of the Five Elements5 reviews Dianne M. Connelly Traditional Acupuncture Institute, Incorporat, 1994 This is a beautiful book I gave Dianne Connelly's book on the Five Elements to my mother, an artist, because it clearly describes the art of Chinese medicine. It lifts the veil from the mysteries of a healing tradition that expresses a deep respect for nature and wellness. The British school of acupuncture often looks deeper than quick-fix Chinese medicine by reaching for the source of imbalance.. It is well worth ...             A Manual of Acupuncture (2nd Edition)21 reviews Peter Deadman, Mazin Al-Khafaji, ... Journal of Chinese Medicine Publications, 2007 Improved Graphics The Deadman text is required by most TCM schools. If you have the previous version and already know your points this version might not be needed, you can always get the new CD when it comes out. If you are still learning then the illustrations are improved, making it easier to locate the exact location of a point. There have been some corrections made to known errors in the previous edition. ...             Acupuncture & IVF: Increase IVF Success by 40-60%2 reviews Lifang Liang Blue Poppy Press, 2003 great book this book really enlightened me to a lot of things i did not know in regards to accupuncture and IVF             The Art of Acupuncture Techniques8 reviews Robert Johns North Atlantic Books, 1996 Please Re-Read Pericardium-6, "The Wild Card" This is the clearest text I have found on Chinese Medicine. So many of the large volume texts require an experienced eye to sift through and discern what is clinically useful and what is merely interesting information of no clinical use. In Art of Acupuncture Techniques everything appears to be useful. Although the book is not large in size, it is large in the author's knowledge of medicine, ...             Acupuncture: A Comprehensive Text2 reviews Chen Chiu Hseuh Eastland Press, 1981 A Voluminous (only slightly flawed) Mainstay This book got short shrift in our education even though we bought in in the first year or two. It is essential for its coverage of auricular and scalp acupuncture (not to mention other imaging styles such as "nose acupuncture"). It also has a slightly different view of channel pathology symptoms from "Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion" (CAM) or "Foundations of Chinese Medicine." The way they ...             Acupuncture for Everyone: What It Is, Why It Works, and How It Can Help You2 reviews Ruth Lever Kidson, Dr. Ruth Kidson Healing Arts Press, 2001 This is phenomenal book! Great book,great info and I will definitely be going to an acupuncturist after reading this.             Color Atlas of Acupuncture Body Points - Ear Points - Trigger Points (Complementary Medicine (Thieme))5 reviews Hans-Ulrich Hecker, Angelika Steveling, ... Georg Thieme Verlag, 2008 A quality book I was a bit dubious about buying this book as I have a lot of books on acupuncture already and no one had reviewed it. The reason I was considering it was mainly because of the ear acupuncture, which is often not covered in much detail in mainstream acupuncture books. Anyway, about a year after looking at it (since it was always popping up when I was browsing), I took the plunge - and it was ...             Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion11 reviews Foreign Languages Press, 2005 FIve Stars Seems a bit much but let me explain ... I have been training in TCM most of my life now. The thing about a lot of these transations is that people often make assumptions based on grammer ECT ... about what these books are worth ... my Chinese is OK ... but I don't have perfect grammar and most Chinese respect that. There is a bit of Chinglish in this book, but it is definately read-able. The books from the mainland are usually the ...             The Channels of Acupuncture: Clinical Use of the Secondary Channels and Eight Extraordinary Vessels2 reviews Giovanni Maciocia Churchill Livingstone, 2006 If you're a professional acupuncturist buy this. This book answers countless questions I had while in school,demystifies how acupoints create their effects and has improved my treatment design hugely. After reading the Table of Contents and sampling sections of the book I decided to read it from cover to cover. I know its expensive but its a lot cheaper than a single 3 semester hour course and contains the knowledge of several courses.             Acupuncture Energetics: A Workbook for Diagnostics and Treatment1 review Mark D. Seem Healing Arts Press, 1987 Practical and Conveys Conceptual Understanding I found this book to be more practical than most books on the subject, and it also gives a good conceptual understanding -- something all too rare, in this area. If you want to learn what really works, is practical, and learn to go beyond using approaches that are like mechanical, rote formulas...you'll like this book.             Five Element Constitutional Acupuncture11 reviews Angela Hicks, John Hicks, ... Churchill Livingstone, 2004 everything you wanted to know about 5 element acupuncture and more I recently purchased this text at the recommendation of my instructor for a 5 Element course for physician acupuncturists. I have found it to be invaluable to introduce and reinforce the ideas presented in the course. In short--it's excellent. Buy it.             The Pocket Guide to Facial Enhancement Acupuncture: Cosmetic Acupuncture in Ten Steps3 reviews Paul Adkins LULU, 2006 What a miracle book! I consider myself very fortunate to have read this book..As a member of KOMD(Korea Orient Medicine Doctor)I read and learned many books related with acupuncture skills. But this book is the best . This book presents very elegant patterns of treatment based upon a profound ancient text combined with decades of clinical expertise, reflection and refinement. The nature of facial rejubanating ...             The Practical Application of Meridian Style Acupuncture2 reviews John E. Pirog Pacific View PR, 1996 A ?must have? for practitioners meridian acupuncture As the name implies, meridian based acupuncture places a prime importance on the meridian system in both the diagnosis and treatment of disease and dysfunction in the body. It is often called classical acupuncture because its theory is based on ancient classical texts like the "Ling Shu", the "Su Wen" and the "Nan Jing." Meridian based acupuncture contrasts with the herbalized form of ...             Finding Effective Acupuncture Points6 reviews Shudo Denmei Eastland Press, 2003 A must have in any Acupuncture Library Shudo Sensei is a true gift to the Acupuncture community. It is rare to find and acupuncturist with such great skill and even more rare to find one who is willing to share his information and personal experiences so openly. Shudo Sensei provides a practical look at points which are commonly used and explains proper needling technique, location and indications. He still stresses the need for a ...             Five Spirits: Alchemical Acupuncture for Psychological And Spiritual Healing5 reviews Lorie Eve Dechar Lantern Books, 2005 Five Spirits for Inspiration and Healing I found Lorie Dechar's Five Spirits to be breathtaking in the way it presents a new vision and context for healing. When talking about the ephemeral "spirits" of Chinese Taoist thought (which are guideposts on our journey, like the chakras), she shows that the journey downward that includes the parts of ourselves that seem most chaotic and where we have least control is a journey to true ...             Acupuncture Energetics: A Clinical Approach for Physicians8 reviews Joseph Helms Medical Acupuncture Publishers, 2007 Gathers no dust Acupuncture Energetics: A Clinical Approach for Physicians is an outstanding text. After taking the course I am using acupuncture in my dental practice for oral and craniofacial disorders. I have two copies of the text, one in the office and one at home. It melds, in a wonderful style, both eastern and western concepts and contains all that I need to know to feel confident in my approach to ...             Veterinary Acupuncture: Ancient Art to Modern Medicine6 reviews Allen M. Schoen Mosby, 2001 A well written book on a complicated and ancient art This book helped me save a horse's life. When I was far from veterinary care and had a horse stricken with colic, I was able to help him using the techniques learned in this book which augmented the veterinary acupuncture course I had taken years before. The illustrations and charts are very well done and they alone are worth the purchase price.             Floral Acupuncture: Applying The Flower Essences Of Dr. Bach To Accupuncture Sites9 reviews Deborah Craydon, Warren Bellows Crossing Press, 2005 More Than a Jolly Good Read As an acupuncturist I found this book to be a really lovely synergy between the Flower Essence indications and the properties of the Chinese Qi Meridians. The design of the book itself is beautiful; the little green corner at the top left of the cover is inspired. Although I enjoyed reading the book I was dubious about clinical applications, but have been more than pleasantly surprised. Using ...             Complete Idiot's Guide to Acupuncture and Acupressure12 reviews David W. Sollars Alpha, 2000 Acupuncture Enthusiasts This book is very informative whether you are just considering acupuncture or have tried it and want to know more about it.             Biomedical Acupuncture for Pain Management: An Integrative Approach4 reviews Yun-tao Ma, Mila Ma, ... Churchill Livingstone / Elsevier, 2004 Much needed practical book Finally there is a biomedical explanation of practical acupuncture system which anyone practicing acupuncture can immediately use. It is easy to read and easy to understand. Explanation of basic neuroanatomy and dynamics of acupoints immediately answers a lot of my practical questions. The best part is their unique easy to follow system which I start to use for pain problems. 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