This book is divided into four parts according to the utlization of the essential oils, i.e., Fragrances and Flavours, Medicinals, Flowers and Fruits, and for other uses. For each of the selected more than 200 entries, the Latin name of the species is listed on the top as the title, under which the morphology, distribution and uses are described, then, the details of the chemical constit...

Covers 270 Chinese aromatic plants in detail. For each species the scientific and family names, the morphology, distribution and uses are described and the chemical constituents of the essential oils are shown.

The primary focus of his interdisciplinary activities is the merging of traditional natural therapeutic techniques with the steadily evolving findings of modern physiological science, to develop informed and effective modes of non-invasive therapy.

Gain a full understanding of all aspects of modern lymphedema management with this comprehensive reference. Crystal-clear images, clinical photographs, and beautiful illustrations highlight every key topic, with coverage of anatomy, physiology, pathology, treatment techniques, and patient education.

The Sixth Edition of theClassic Anthology of Anatomical Chartsfeatures 100 new and updated anatomical charts. A two-volume set housed in its own box, this beautiful compilation provides a clearer understanding of human anatomy, offers a visual comparison of physiological principles, and highlights important pathological conditions. Medical terminology and updated text are printed directl...

The Huangdi Neijing, the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic, is the foundation text of Chinese medicine. This book provides an introduction to the medicine of the Neijing and is a guide to the Monkey Press series ‘Chinese Medicine from the Classics’. It discusses the basic philosophical background of the Neijing, and the influence of the contemporary schools of yin yang and wu xing (five pha...

This book presents the central position of the heart in the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic, Neijing Lingshu chapter 8. The heart is seen as an empty, silent centre, yet as the root of the spirits.

One-forth of The Four Celebrated Poems of Xuan Kong, the Xuankong Mizhi pioneered much of the concepts on which modern Xuan Kong Flying Stars is built. The archaic and cryptic language of this classic text no longer poses a barrier for learners. This translated version provides a concrete bridge for any students and practitioners to enable easy access to the wealth of information hidden ...

"This manual shows how to circulate the life force, or Chi, in a simple loop up the spine and down the front acupuncture channels of the body. Balancing these Yang {male} and Yin {female} currents of bioenergy is the most direct path to physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being Taoist Master Mantak Chia gives an overview of the complete Taoist body/mind/spirit system. " This ...

Massage (tuina), is an integral part of traditional Chinese healing arts. Based in meridian theory, it promotes the circulation of vital energy and blood, regulating the function of the meridians and disorders of internal organs to improve vitality and restore health. This definitive text of massage methods, theory and applications is sure to become the standard for students of Tradition...

This poster shows two important anatomical maps in acupuncture: The first illustration localizes the Ju or Shu points, the points of the bladder meridians on the back that have a direct connection to important organs and functions. The second gives the Mu points, also called the alarm points on the chest and abdomen.