16. Integrating Chinese and western medicine

By Zhang Junwen, Bai Yongquon and Chen Longshun

The Combined therapy described in this book is based on the scientific approaches and modern knowledge of western medicine in examination, diagnoses and treatment and the scientifically proved traditional Chinese medical who list concept of viewing the various parts of human body as an organic as an organic whole and the therapies such as herbs, acupuncture, cupping, point-injection, etc. The management of the 39 diseases described in the book are the creative and effective results of the authors' clinical research and practice, covering a wide range of diseases of different systems of the human body with unique therapies that surpass those of either western or traditional Chinese medicine and can satisfactorily cure by one or the other medicine alone. The therapies and management are presented in such a way, the authors hope, that even doctors without any knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine will have no problem in using them. 152 pages.

17. Fundamentals of traditional Chinese medicine
By Yin Huihe and others

The theories and fundamental knowledge described in this book is the basis for other branches of Chinese medicine and pharmacology, as for other branches for other branches of Chinese medicine and pharmacology, as well as a must for both Chinese and foreign readers that intended to study this traditional health system. 318 pages.

18. TCM; Clinical case studies
By Chen Keji

This collection of traditional Chinese medicine clinical case studies contains a total of 140 most outstanding cases of numerous specialists of traditional medicine and integrated traditional & western medicine practices. These cases encompass various medical specialties including medicine, surgery, obstetrics & gynecology, pediatrics, EENT and dermatology. Each of these cases comes with detailed case analysis, diagnoses based on traditional & western medicine, TCM symptom-complex differentiation as well as scientifically oriented discussions and follow-ups. This collection is suitable as a source of clinical reference for Chinese and foreign scholars pursuing knowledge of TCM and integration of TCM and western medicine. It is also ideal as additional reading to undergraduate and postgraduate students of TCM schools. 365 pages.

19. Hand therapy traditional Chinese remedies
By Wong Sheng and Wong Weidong

In traditional Chinese medicine, the hand can be used to diagnose diseases pathological information is reflected on the hand. This method can also be used to prevent and treat diseases, improve life quality, and maintain health by applying various types of stimulation to specific areas of the hand. This is not a fantasy. The hand as a part of the body lies in a common environment with other structures and has a close relationship with the body s internal organs. Hand therapy is simple and easy to practice and safe reliable for obtaining good therapeutic effects for a wide variety of diseases. Hand therapy: Traditional   Chinese remedies in the traditional Chinese medical therapies is complied specialists. This book discusses the origins, development characteristice, and indications of hand therapy as well as common of hand massage, hand acupuncture, and bath, and hand qigong used treat various medical, surgical, gynecological, pediatric and ENT diseases. It is concise, practical, written with ease and grace, and includes 50 illustrations. This book is meant to satisfy the needs of medical workers and average readers alike to understand, learn, and practice this unique hand therapy, created and developed over many years in China.

20. Chinese Tuina Therapy
By Wong Fu

Tuina is simple therapy  which uses neither medicine nor medical devices, but various massage techniques to simulate the body to regulate the bodily functions and eliminate pathogenic factors. Originating in China tuina therapy has now been adopted in many countries around the world. In china a wealth of experience in tuina therapy has been accumulated and doctors have developed system of techniques  which has helped cure many illness. The book includes 30 manipulations and 29 therapies for common diseases. 120 pages.

21. Infantile tuina therapy
By Luan Changye

Tuina therapy, used to be called massage in ancient times, has a long history in China and a collection of many monographs. The therapy is safe, economical, simple, effective, painless, "and without side effect, thus widely accepted. The infantile tuina therapy relieves not only the infant' s fears of injection and orally administered drugs but also parent' s anxiety. 133 pages.

22. A family massage manual
By Chen Zhaoguang

Massage at home, without even stepping out of the bedroom, by oneself or the family members. Follow the simple, step-by-step procedures detailed in this book once a week or once a day and get relif from ailments and discomforts and feel refreshed, With its preventative health care approach, this manual an alternative to frequent trips to the hospital and chemical medications, few of which are side-effect-free. Headaches? Back pain? Or hypertension? Apopiexy? Look it up in the index and find out what to do. The introduction answers how-it-works questions with a brief examination of basic concepts and theories of TCM. Easy  to read and easy to follow, with good effects. 156 pages.

23. Keep fit Chinese way
By Hu Bin

This book introduces to the reader a unique rehabilitation medicine, including breathing exercise, traditional gymnastics for health, shadow boxing, muscle relaxation, five animal exercises, eight-part exercises, eighteen exercises, exercises in bed. Massage, therapy, chiropractic, slapping, acupuncture-moxibustion, cupping, and bloodletting. 220 pages.

24. Eating your way to health
By Cai Jingfeng

Dietotherapy grew out of people s everyday experience with the common foodstuffs and has undergone continual refinement by generations physicians up to the present. Requiring only common materials, it is simple to follow and easily applied as well as being effective without harmful side-effect, which has made it very popular among Chinese poeple and introduces the history of dietotherapy; the preparation, varieties and differential application of more than 100 medico-foods; and includes remedies for 42 common illness. Readers can thus compound and apply the foods as their own conditions require to achieve a cure and greater health. 150 pages.

25. Curing diseases the Chinese way with ginger, garlic and green onion
By Wong Fuchun and Duan Yuhua

Green onion, ginger and garlic are indispensable flavorings for cooking delicious dishes. They are very useful for treating many diseases. Curing diseases the Chinese way with ginger, garlic and green onion is the first book to fully explore their pharmaceutical value according to the theories of traditional Chinese medicine and clinical practice. More than 600 recipes using green onion, ginger and garlic as the principal ingredients, together with other Chinese herbs and tonics as supplemental components, for treating more than 100 diseases are described in this book. The recipes are simple, practical, effective and safe. This book is useful for useful for medical and health care reference at home or while traveling as well as for clinical practice and medical research.

26.14-series Sinew-Transforming exercise
By Chang Weizhen

Characterized by graceful movement like those of Taijiquan and Shaolinquan the Sinew-transforming exercises have a style as robust as Shaolin and yet as supple as Taiji, They differ from modern free exercises in that they integrate the exercise of the body and extremities with a conscious of movement by the mind. 150 pages.

27. The mystery of longevity
By Liu Zhengcai

In China based on the ancient established belief that man' s natural life span is no less than a national tradition, advising longevity promoting practices from body-building exercises to willingness to help others. Drawing on materials both ancient and modern, author has given a comprehensive discussion on traditional Chinese longevity practices. The book also introduces some favorite body-building methods such as daoyin exercises, games of five animals, limbering exercises for tendons brocade exercises in twelve forms, quiescent qigong, massage as recipes for food therapy and traditional youth-preserving medicines. An informative companion, it is also a guidebook for participating in this ancient tradition. 195 pages.