Rear cover notes: "The 2,000-year-old medical traditions of China have provided effective treatment for a variety of diseases and conditions, without the potentially toxic side effects of Western drugs. For the most part, the herbs used in Chinese medicinal formulas are natural products, often foods, such as rhubarb, ginger, cardamon and licorice. An invaluable resource for those wishing to take an active role in their own health maintenance, How to Treat Yourself with Chinese Herbs thoroughly explores 98 herbs and 128 therapeutic formulas and the conditions they apply to, allowing readers to design their own treatment with this user-friendly guide."

How to Treat Yourself With Chinese Herbs

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Hsu, Hong-Yen

Alternative Medicine

Oriental Healing Arts Inst

Treating the patient, not the disease. That is the underlying concept of Chinese herbal medicine - looking for the cause, the reason the body's energy field is disordered, and choosing the herbs or herbal combinations that will restore order. Drs. Hsu and Peacher explore the full scope of this ancient, effective medical approach: its beginnings thousands of year ago, its basic principles, the varied methods of diagnosis, the many uses of herbal remedies, and full details on the nature and uses of 68 popular therapeutic formulas and nearly 200 separate medicinal herbs.

Chinese Herb Medicine and Therapy

Peacher, William G.

Shang Han Lun: Wellspring of Chinese Medicine (English and Chinese Edition)

Hong-Yen Hsu

Chung-Ching Chang

William G. Peacher

Book by Zhang, Qingcai, Hsu, Hung-Yuan

AIDS And Chinese Medicine

Zhang, Qingcai

Hsu, Hung-Yuan

Medical Books

The Way to Good Health With Chinese Herbs

Two basic therapies that exist in the modern world to treat disease are Chinese medicine and modern Western medicine. The former practices whole body treatment while the latter focuses on localized diagnosis and treatment. The Shang Han Lun (Treatise on Febrile Disease), written by Chang Chung-Ching in the early part of the third century, comprises a significant part of Chinese medical theory and practice. Unlike The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine, an earlier classic devoted to theory only, the Shang Han Lun illuminates the practical application of Chinese herbal formulas. This book marks the first English publication of the classic.

Shang Han Lun: The Great Classic of Chinese Medicine

Zhang, Zhongjing

English translation of Manual for Medical Treatment.. The book built an unexpectedly good reputation [in Japan]and has had many reprints since its first publication.

Natural Healing With Chinese Herbs

Kisetsu Otsuka

Domei Yakazu

Totoro Shimizu

Chemical Constituents of Oriental Herbs

Hong-Yen

The Theory of Feverish Diseases and Its Clinical Applications

Chemical Constituents of Oriental Herbs (Volume II)

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