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That Has No Weaver : Understanding Chinese Medicine Top Pick
Ted J. Kaptchuk / Paperback / Published 2000 One of the primer of learning Chinese medicine and Acupuncture. We use this as one of our text for our Dantao Schoolˇ¦ s 4 year Qigong Therapytm training program. Very good beginnerˇ¦s introduction to the whole of Traditional Chinese Medicine, TCM. |
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Five Elements of Healing; Using Chinese Medicine
for Maximum Immunity, Wellness and Healthby Jason Elias, Katherine Ketcham A must for student of Qigong in understanding the five element theory and how it related to self healing. Good companion book to travel along with in the journey of life. |
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: A Chinese Traditional Therapeutic Skill by Jia Lihui, Lia Zhaoxiang Hardcover (October 1986) A great manual on this rare Chinese manipulative skill of Dim Yut, which traditionally was an awesome martial techniques of one finger pressure point to disable the opponent. I have the rare opportunities to study with one of the teachers of Pointing Therapy in China, Master Lam. I have witness the incredible effect it has on curing patients in many serious sickness. |
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of Chinese Acupuncture by Nigel Wiseman (Contributor), Ken Boss, Andrew W. Ellis, Richard Feit Our school's text book on learning the Meridians and Qi channels, vessels of the body. Excellent text to guide the beginner to an understanding of the pathway and point location of meridian and acupuncture. Essential to mastery of Qigong practice. |
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