Acupuncture texts

Peter Deadman studied acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine in England and China, and for the past 20 years has been in private practice in Brighton, England. In 1979 he founded The Journal of Chinese Medicine which he edits, writes for, and publishes. He has also been a teacher of acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and has lectured widely throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, Israel, Australia, and the United States.

Reference text for veterinarians and veterinary students. Includes new chapters on research, laws of point selection, the longitudinal muscle-channel system, equine biomechanics, and veterinary manipulative therapies. Acupuncture atlases for many species are also included. Clinical significance boxes help readers to apply principles to practice.

This text presents a thorough view of classical acupuncture alongside the modern approach. It has several unique features that have contributed to its popularity. First, the authors have applied a precise method of translation that allows the clinical experience of both modern and classical Chinese authors to be transmitted directly. Second, the text provides the most consistent information at the lowest cost. Third, it provides a more systematic arrangement of study material.

This text is used by National College of Chiropractic in their acupuncture coursework. This revised and expanded edition of the popular orientalmedicine school text features new illustrations, standardization ofthe localization of meridian points, new appendices, and corrections from previous editions. An essential reference for students and health professionals.

A clinical guide to the identification and application of Chinese herbology used in medicine today.