Ebooks

These are the 260 most important Chinese medicinals you must know to practice Chinese medicine successfully in the West. (This Book is now available in eBook format only)

This book is a compilation of his formulas and treatments for a wide range of Chinese diseases

This book explains why endometriosis and infertility are on the rise in contemporary Western society and describes how traditional Chinese medicine diagnoses and treats these two, often related conditions. Includes sections on prevention, diet, exerci

Liu Feng-wu was a famous Chinese gynecologist in the middle of this century. This book is a selection of his essays and case histories...

In these essays, Zhu discusses his theories on a variety of topics including the roles that diet, sex, and lifestyle play in disease causation and prevention.

This book is a collection of translations from classical and modern Chinese sources on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the vagina, cervix, and external genitalia.

by Ye Heng-yin
translated by Bob Flaws & Shuai Xue-zhong
Ye Heng-yin's A Guide to Gynecology is a Qing dynasty primer on traditional Chinese gynecology.

This book discuses the Chinese medical disease causes and mechanisms, patterns discrimination, treatment principles, and Chinese medicinal and acupuncture/ moxibustion...

eBook - Fourth revised edition! The first English language translation of a complete Chinese clinical manual on tcm gynecology and obstetrics.

This book is a record of Zhu's differential diagnosis, treatment, and case histories of a wide variety of internal and external diseases.

Originally published in 1991 by Blue Poppy as a book called Highlights of Ancient Acupuncture Prescriptions, this e-book is based on Liao Run-long’s Qing Dynasty Zhen Jiu Ji Cheng (A Compilation of Acupuncture & Moxibustion).   

eBook Title!

Publication of the first English language translation of this Chinese medical text bearing the name of the most famous Chinese doctor of antiquity, Hua Tuo, gives Western practitioners access to what is, perhaps, the premier proto-Daoist medical class

This book is a translation of the Shen Ying Jing (or The Divinely Responding Classic) from the Zhen Jiu Da Cheng (The Great Compendium of Acupuncture & Moxibustion).

The Heart Transmission of Medicine by Liu Yi-ren is a Qing dynasty primer on the study of Chinese medicine.

This book is an excellent resource for Chinese Medicine practitioners interested in including pediatrics in their practice.

This well organized, easy to read book includes many detailed case histories of difficult patient interactions and suggestions for how to be most effective.