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Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 250-252 Chapter 19 Conclusion Review Part 1 surveyed the background to the Theory of Zang Fu. Part 2 was concerned with the individual Zang Fu. Part 3 dealt with Zang Fu interrealtionships. Part 4 examined the application of Zang Fu theory in clinical practice. General Teaching TCM. The Basic Theoritical Framework. Traditional and Chinese. Theory and Practice ............................................. Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help somebody learn and satisfy one's interests. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This video does not contain medical advice. All…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 246-249 Chapter 18-3 Case Histories 8 .Arthritis and Stress Diagnosis. Treatment Patient education Summary of Case Histories Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help somebody learn and satisfy one's interests. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This video does not contain medical advice. All content is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your physician or other healthcare provider. Please consult your physician for personalized medical advice and for any questions regarding a…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 240-246 Chapter 18-2 Case Histories 5. Urticaria and Stomach Pain Diagnosis Treatment Patient Education 6. Back, Shoulder, Breasts and Respiratory System Diagnosis Treatment Patient Education 7. Debilities and Insomnia Diagnosis Treatment Patient Education Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help somebody learn and satisfy one's interests. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This video does not contain medical advice. All content is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your physician…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 234-238 Chapter 18-1 Case Histories 1. Chronic Otitis Media Diagnosis Treatment Patient Education 2. Tinnitus and Balance Diagnosis Treatment Patient Education 3. Angina Pectoris Diagnosis Treatment Patient Education Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help somebody learn and satisfy one's interests. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This video does not contain medical advice. All content is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your physician or other healthcare provider. Please…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 225-233 Chapter 17 Clinical Methods Education of the Patient Identification of Originating Factors and Selection of Appropriate Remedial Measures Common Cold Headache Haematuria Helping Patients to Help Themselves Understanding Motivation Discipline Summary Summary of the Sequence of Clinical Procedures Preliminaries The Sequence General Principles Acute or Chronic Eight Principle's Patterns of Disharmony Disease Factors Substances, Jing Luo and Zang Fu Backache in General A Specific Case of Lumbar Pain Summary Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 221-225 Chapter 17 Clinical Methods Treatment Choice of Points Yin Yang and Eight Principles' Patterns Disease Factors Substances Zang Fu and Jing Luo Use of Points Correct Choice of Method of Point Use Production of Needle Sensation Correct Technique of Insertion- Manipulation Excess Deficiency Intermediate or Mixed Summary Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help somebody learn and satisfy one's interests. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This video does not contain medical advice. All content is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended to…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 211-221 Part 4 Clinical Practice Chapter 17-1 Clinical Methods Diagnosis Observation- Interrogation Pulse Position and Depth Qualities and Quantities Pulse Patterns of Some Common Disharmonies Analysis of Combinations of Pulse Qualities Tongue Tongue Patterns for some Common Disharmonies Areas of the Tongue Analysis of Combinations of Tongue Characteristics Summary Differentiation of Patterns of Disharmony Yin Yang and Eight Principles Disease Factors Substances Jing Luo and Zang Fu ...................................... Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 201-210 Chapter 16-2 Disharmonies of Three or More Zang Difecient Yin Group Deficient Yin of Shen, Gan and Xin Deficient Yin of Shen, Gan and Fei Deficient Yang Group Deficient Yang of Shen, Pi, and Xin Deficient Yang of Shen, Pi, and Fei Deficient Yang of Shen, Pi, and Wei Shen, Pi and Xin Shen, Pi, and Fei Shen, Pi, and Wei Emotional Disharmonies Deficient Yin of Shen, Gan, and Xin Depression of Function of Gan, Xin, and Fei Digestive Problems Gynaecological and Obstetric Disorders Physiology Xue Pathology Shen Pi Gan Summary Zang Fu Interrelationships in some Common Disease Patterns Hyperthyroidism Impotence Excess Sex or Seminal Emission Emotional Disturbance Damp Heat Diffusing Downwards Insomnia Wei Disharmonies Summary ...................................... Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 195- 202 Chapter 16-1 Disharmonies Involving More Than One Zang Disharmonies of Two Zang Together Xin and Fei:- Deficient Qi of Xin and Fei Formation of Qi and Fei Movement of Qi and Xue Signs Xin and Pi:-Deficient Xin Xue and Deficient Pi Qi Signs Xin and Shen:- Deficient Yang of both Xin and Shen Signs Xin and Shen:- Xin and Shen Not Harmonious Signs Xin and Gan:- Deficient Yin of Xin and Gan Signs Shen and Gan:- Deficient Yin of Shen and Gan Signs Gan and Pi:- Gan Invades Pi Signs Pi and Shen:- Deficient Pi Qi and Deficient Shen Yang Signs Pi and Fei:- Deficient Pi Qi and Deficient Fei Qi Signs Fei and Shen:- Deficient Fei Qi and Deficient Shen Yang Signs Gan and Fei:- Gan Fire Invade Fei Signs .................................................................................................................. Reading and learning Texts about…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author :Jeremy Ross Page 188-194 Chapter15-2 Emotions and Yin Yang Emotions and Substances Deficient Yang Group; Deficient Qi Deficient Shen Deficient Jing Deficient Yin Group Deficient Xue Disturbance of Shen Deficient Jin Ye Emotions and Jing Luo Deficiency of Qi and Xue Obstruction of Flow of Qi and Xue Irregularity or Disturbance of Flow of Qi and Xue Presence of Disease Factor Mental Faculities and Emotions Clinical Importance of Emotional Disharmony Treatment of Emotional Disharmony Genaral Cases Cases of Severe Mental Illness Treatment of Severe Mental Illness General Principles Example of Head Points Frontal Region Parietal Region Temporal Region Occipital Region Examples of Point Combinations Coma Dreamy State Disturbance of Thinking Examples of Case Histories Summary ................................................................ Reading and learning Texts…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author :Jeremy Ross Page 183-187 Cpater. 15-1 Emotions The Emotions and Behaviour Classifications of the Emotions The Seven Emotions : Qi Qing (七情) 1. Xi (喜) Joy happiness, gaiety, excitement, pleasure 2. Nu (怒) Anger, irritation 3. Si (思) meditation, contemplation, pensiveness 4. You (憂) anxiety, sorrow 5. Kong (恐) fear, extreme anxiety 6. Jing (驚) sudden intense fear, fright 7. Bei (悲) grief, affliction The Five Feeling : Wu Zhi(五志) 1. Xi (喜)-Xin (Heart) 2. Nu (怒) -Gan(Liver) 3. Si (思)-Pi (Spleen) 4. You (憂) -Fei (Lungs) 5. Kong (恐) - Shen (Kidney) The Five Feelings and the Five Zang Fear and Shen Anger and Gan Joy and Xin Pensiveness and Pi Grief and Fei The Five Feelings and the Five Phases Emotions and Yin Yang .................................... Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author :Jeremy Ross Page 178-182 Chapter 14-2 Zang Fu Zang fu Pairs Zang Fu and the Origins of Disease Stagnation Phlegm Internal Wind Summary Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help somebody learn and satisfy one's interests. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This video does not contain medical advice. All content is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your physician or other healthcare provider. Please consult your physician for personalized medical advice and for any questions regarding a medical…

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author :Jeremy Ross Page 167-178 Part 3 Interrelationships Chapter14-1 Zang Fu Interrelationships Yin Yang Substances Qi, Xue and Jin Ye Jing and Shen Pathology of the Substances Shen Pi Gan Xin Fei Jing Luo Tissues Tissues Bones and Head Hair Muscles and Lips Tendons and Nails Xue Mai and Face Skin and Body Hair Orifice / Senses Shen and Ears Pi and Mouth Gan and Eyes Xin and Tongue Fei and Nose, Throat and Voice Curious Organs Marrow, Bones and Brain Uterus Xue Mai Dan

Zang Fu The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author :Jeremy Ross Page 161-166 Chapter 13 Review of the Five Zang Functions Main Functions of the Five Zang Shen (Kidney 腎) Sores Jing Foundation of Yin & Yang Pi (Spleen 脾) Rules Transportation & Transformation Gan (Liver 肝) Rules Free-flowing of Qi Stores Xue Xin (Heart 心) Stores Shen Rules Xue & Xue Mai Fei (Lungs 肺) Rules Qi & Respiration Governs Dispersing &Descending Interrelationships of the Main Zang Functions Origins of Patterns of Disharmony Patterns of Disharmony of the Five Zang Shen Deficient Shen Jing Deficient Shen Yang Shen Qi not Firm Shen Fails to Recieve Qi Water Overflowing Deficient Shen Yin Pi Deficient Pi Qi Deficient Pi Yang Inability of Pi to Govern Xue Sinking of Pi Qi Invasion of Pi by Cold & Damp Damp Heat Accumulates in Pi Gan Depression of Gan Qi Deficient Gan Xue Hyperactive Gan Yang Blazing Gan Fire Stirring of Gan Wind Damp Heat in Gan &…

Zang Fu Chapter 12 Xin Bao (Pericardium : 心包) and San Jiao (Triple Burner:三焦) Xin Bao (心包) Functions Patterns of Disharmony San Jiao (三焦) The four main conception of San Jiao San Jiao as the Three Divisions of the body San Jiao as part of the Six Stages San Jiao Classification of Warm Diseases San Jiao as Three Divisions 2. San Jiao as the Fu system Transformation and Movement of Fluids Transformation and Movement of Qi Misinterpretation and Misunderstanding 3. San Jiao as the Jing Luo Distribution Signs 4. San JIao as the San Jiao points Relieving pain and inflammation along the course of the superficial channel Dispersing External Disease Factors Invigorating Qi circulation in the Jing Luo, to remove obstruction Treatment of San Jiao Disharmonies Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 11-2 Da Chang (大腸) Functions Patterns of Disharmony Intestinal Abscess Damp Heat Invading Da Chang Constipation and Diarrhoea Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 11-1 Fei (Lungs) and Da Chang (Large Intestine) Fei Functions Rules Qi and Governs Respiration Dispersing and Descending Function Moves and Adjusts the Water Channels Rules the Exterior of the Body Opens into the Nose; Manifests in the Body Hair Patterns of Disharmony Deficient of Fei Qi Deficient of Fei Yin Invasion of Fei by Wind Retention of Phlegm in Fei Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 10-2 Xin and Xiao Chang (Heart and Small Intestine) Xiao Chang (small intestine) Functions Patterns of Disharmony - Deficient Cold in Xiao Chang - Stagnant Qi of Xiao Chang a) Obstructed Qi of Xiao Chang b) Excess Heat in Xiao Chang

Zang Fu Chapter 10-1 Xin (Heart) and Xiao Chang(Small Intestine) Xin Functions 1. Rules Xue and Xue Mai 2. Stores Shen 3. Opens into the Tongue: Manifests in the Face Patterns of Disharmony Yang Deficiency: - Deficient Xin Qi - Deficient Xin Yang - Stagnant Xin Xue - Cold Phlegm Misting Xin Yin Deficiency: - Deficient Xin Xue - Deficient Xin Yin - Blazing Xin Fire - Phlegm Fire Agitating Xin Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 9-4 (Gall Bladder 胆) Functions Patterns of Disharmony

Zang Fu Chapter 9 Gan (Liver) and Dan (Gallbladder) Pattern of Disharmony 2. Deficient Gan Xue 3. Hyperactive Gan Yang

Zang Fu Chapter 8 Pi (Spleen) and Wei (Stomach) - 3 Wei Functions Patterns of Disharmony Retention of Fluid in Wei due to Cold Retention of Food in Wei Deficiency of Wei Yin Blazing Wei Fire Other Wei Disharmonies Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 9 -3 Gan(Liver肝) and Dan(GallBladder胆) Patterns of Disharmony 5. Stirring of Gan Wind 6. Damp Heat in Gan and Dan 7. Stagnation of Cold in Gan Jing Luo Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 9 Gan (Liver 肝) and Dan (Gallbladder胆) Gan (Liver) Functions Rules Free-flowing of Qi Stores Xue Rules the Tendons Opens into the Eyes; Manifests in the Nails Patterns of DIsharmony Depression of Gan Qi

Zang fu the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author :Jeremy Ross Page 89-95 Chapter 8 Pi (Spleen脾) and Wei (Stomach胃)-2 Pi Patterns of Disharmony 3. Inability of Pi to Govern Xue 4. Sinking of Pi Qi 5. Invasion of Pi by Cold and Dump 6. Damp Heat Accumulates in Pi 7. Turbid Phlegm Disturbing the Head Summary

Zang fu the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author :Jeremy Ross Page 83-89 Chapter 8 Pi (Spleen脾) and Wei (Stomach胃)-1 Pi Functions Rules Transformation and Transportation Rules the Muscles and the Limbs Governs Xue Holds up the Organs Opens into the Mouth; Manifests in the Lips Fluids, Damp and Phlegm Patterns of Disharmony Deficient Pi Qi Deficient Pi Yang

Zang Fu Chapter 7 Shen (Kidneys) and Pang Guang (Bladder) 3 Pang Guang Functions Patterns of Disharmony Damp Heat in Pang Guang

Zang Fu Chapter 7-2 Shen (Kidneys腎) and Pang Guang (Bladder膀胱) Patterns of Disharmony Deficient Shen Jing Deficient Shen Yang Deficient Shen Yin Shen Fails to Receive Qi Water Overflowing

Zang Fu Chapter 7-1 Shen (Kidneys腎) and Pang Guang (Bladder膀胱) 1 Shen Functions 1. Stores Jing a. Rules birth, growth, development, and reproduction b. Rules bones 2. Foundation of Yin Yang 3. Rules the Water 4. Rules Reception of Qi 5. Opens into the Ears; Manifests in the Hair

Zang Fu The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 6 Zang Fu -Origins of Confusion -The Twelve Zang Fu -Zang and Fu Zang: Shen (Kidneys) 腎 Pi (Spleen) 脾 Gan (Liver) 肝 Xin (Heart) 心 Fei (Lungs) 肺 Xin Bao (Pericardium) 心包 Fu Pang Guang (Urinary Bladder) 膀胱 Wei (Stomach) 胃 Dan (Gall Bladder) 胆 Xiao Chang (Small Intestine) 小腸 Da Chang (Large Intestine) 大腸 San Jiao (Triple Burner) 三焦 -Zang Fu Pairs -Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 5 Patterns of Disease -Apparent Contradictions Internal and External Deficiency and Excess Cold and Heat, Yin and Yang -Qualification of the Classifications of the Eight Principles -Common Disease Patterns -Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 5 Patterns of Disease -Patterns of Disharmony of the Eight Principles YinYang Interior and Exterior Cold and Heat Deficiency and Excess -Combinations of the Patterns of the Eight Principles Exterior and Heat, Interior and Heat; Exterior and Cold, Interior and Cold Excess and Heat, Deficiency and Heat, Excess and Cold, Deficiency and Cold Excess and Heat (Excess Yang), Deficiency and Heat (Deficient Yin) Excess Heat (Excess Yang) Deficient Heat (Deficient Yin) Excess and Cold (Excess Yin), Deficiency and Cold (Deficient Yang) Excess Cold (Excess Yin) Deficient Cold (Deficient Yang) Collapse of Yin or Yang True Heat and Illusionary Cold: True Cold and Illusionary Heat

Zang Fu the Organ systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 4 Origins of Disease -Internal Factors - Miscellaneous Factors constitution Life Before Birth Childhood Adult Life Nutrition Yin Effects Yang Effects Occupation Overwork Excercise Relationships Sex Trauma, Parasites and Pestilences Treatment as a Disease Factor Secondary Factors -Summary

Zang Fu the Organ systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 4 Origins of Disease Heat and Fire External Heat Internal Heat Relationship with other Factors Damp External Damp Internal Damp Relationship with Other Factors Dryness Summer heat -Summary

ZangFu The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 4 Origins of Disease -Origins of Disease -Disease Factors -External Factors Wind External wind Internal Wind Relationship to other factors Cold External Cold Internal Cold Relationship with Other External Factors

ZANG FU-臓腑- The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 3 Substances Patterns of Disharmony of the Substances Deficient Jin Ye Deficient Jing Deficient Shen Disturbance of Shen Further Ambiguities Deficient Yang and Deficient Yin Deficient Qi and Deficient Yang Deficient Qi and Deficient Xue Deficient Xue and Deficient Yin Stagnant Qi and Stangnant Xue Summary

ZANG FU-臓腑- The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 3 Substances The Five Substances and Their Functions Yin Yang and the Substances Formation of the Substances Qi Xue Jing Ye Jing Shen Ambiguities Qi and Xue Qi and Jin Ye Qi and Jing Qi and Shen Xue and Jin Ye Xue and Jing Xue and Shen Jin Ye and Jing Jin Ye and Shen

ZANG FU-臓腑- The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 2 The Framework Substances The term Substances does not imply energy or matter; all is relative Jing Luo Mai Jing Jing Luo Acupuncture Points Zang Fu Tissues Summary

ZANG FU-臓腑-The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Second edition) Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Chapter 1 Chinese and Western Thought Patterns of Change Interrelationship Analysis and Synthesis Yin Yang Energy and Matter Mind and Body Structure and Function Precision andAmbiguity Harmony and Disharmony Summary

The Web That Has No Weaver APPENDIX F : THE FIVE PHASES (WuXing 五行) Wood Spring (season)/east (direction)/blue-green(colour)/ windy (climate)/shouting(sound)/anger(emotion)/sour(taste)/Liver(Yin organ)/Gall Bladder (Yang organ)/Eye (orifice)/tendons (tissue)/goatish (smell)/ Hun (spirit)/human kindness (virtue) 2. Fire Summer/south/red/hot/laughing/elation/bitter/Heart/Small Intestine/tongue/blood vessels/burning/Spirit/propriety 3. Earth Indian Summer/center/yellow/ damp/singing/pensiveness/sweet/Spleen/Stomach/mouth/flesh/fragrant/Yi/faithfulness 4. Metal Autumn/west/white/dry/weeping/grief/pungent/Lungs/Large Intestine/nose/skin/rank/Po/righteousness 5. Water Winter/north/black/cold/groaning/fear/salty/Kidney/Urinary Bladder/ears/bones/rotten/will/wisdom -USE OF THE FIVE PHASES IN MEDICINE -CRITICISM OF FIVE PHASES THEORY

The Web That Has No Weaver Appendix E-3 -EAST ASIAN HERBS AND ADVERSE EVENTS Direct Toxic Effects Toxicity Due to Dosage Extension Idiosyncratic Toxicity Hepatotoxic Effects Herbs Adulterated with Western Drugs and Camouflaged Drugs Contamination with Heavy Metals and Poor Manufacturing Practices Interaction with Western Drugs Cross-Cultural Differences Are East Asian Herbs Safe? -CONCLUSION

The Web That Has No Weaver Appendix E-2 -BASIC SCIENCE SUPPORTIVE EVIDENCE -ADVERSE EVENTS ASSOCIATED WITH ACUPUNCTURE -SCIENCE RESEARCH ON EAST ASIAN HERBAL MEDICINE -RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIALS ON EAST ASIAN HERBAL MEDICINE

The Web That Has No Weaver Appendix E THE SCIENTIFIC ENCOUNTER WITH EAST ASIAN MEDICINE: EFFICACY AND ADVERSE EVENTS -CLINICAL RESEARCH IN EAST ASIA -CLINICAL RESEARCH ON ACUPUNCTURE IN THE WEST Review of Systematic Reviews of Acupuncture RCTS

The Web That Has No Weaver Appendix D THE CURIOUS ORGANS

The Web That Has No Weaver Appendix C PULSES REVISITED FLOATING PULSE SINKING PULSE SLOW PULSE RAPID PULSE THIN PULSE BIG PULSE EMPTY PULSE FULL PULSE SLIPPERY PULSE CHOPPY PULSE WIRY PULSE TIGHT PULSE KNOTTED PULSE HURRIED PULSE INTERMITTENT PULSE SHORT PULSE LONG PULSE MODERATE PULSE FLOODING PULSE MINUTE PULSE FRAIL PULSE SOGGY PULSE LEATHER PULSE HIDDEN PULSE CONFINED OR PRISON PULSE SPINNING BEAN OR MOVING PULSE HOLLOW PULSE SCATTERED PULSE

The Web That Has No Weaver Appendix B YANG ORGANS IN DISHARMONY

The Web That Has No Weaver APPENDIX A THE STAGES OF DISEASE: A SERIES OF CLINICAL SCENES THE PATTERN OF SIX STAGES THE PATTERN OF FOUR STAGES

The Web That Has No Weaver P295 Chapter 10 THE WEB THAT HAS NO WEAVER-AND MOUNT SINAI or on the location of truth

The Web That Has No Weaver P283 Chapter 9 CHINESE MEDICINE AS AN ART or on the Penetrating Divine Illumination

The Web That Has No Weaver p272 Lung Disharmonies -The Pattern of Cold VIolating the Lung (han-xie-fan-fei 寒邪犯肺) -The Pattern of Heat Clogging the Lungs (re-xie-yong-fei 熱邪塞肺) -The Pattern of Mucus Dampness Hindering the Lungs (tan-shi-zu-fei 痰湿阻肺) -The Pattern of Deficient Lung Yin (fei-yin-xu 肺陰虚) -Deficient Lung (fei-qi-xu 肺気虚)