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Dear Victoria Dragon & All,

 

*Since I do not have a solid understanding of TCM, I'm not exactly

certain if this web site would be helpful to others on the list?

www.acuxo.com/

 

*Thanks for listing these web site - I've added them to my

favorites. Yes, the Qi Journal homepage has an interactive model.

 

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" Take advantage of free articles on the Internet. The acupuncture.com

site has a lot of free articles. So does the Blue Poppy (Bob Flaws)

website. (Thought not as many as they used to have.) I believe the Qi

Journal website has an interactive acupuncture model. (Someone please

correcct me if I have the wrong site for the interactive model.) "

~Victoria Dragon

 

 

*My local public library does not have the book: The Web That Has

No Weaver by Ted Kaptchuk. (This library is persnickety about using

the inter library loan.) But, it has this book by the same author:

The healing arts: exploring the medical ways of the world. I have

requested it on the internet - I'll pick it up when it arrives at

the main library. Do you also recommend it?

 

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" The book The Web That Has No Weaver is an excellent intro to TCM.

It's written in such a way that people who know nothing about TCM

get a lot from it, but it's got enough in it that many TCM schools

used it as an intro text. " ~Victoria Dragon

 

 

Thanks again for your help......

 

Take Care, Danamarie

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> *My local public library does not have the book:

> The Web That Has No Weaver by Ted Kaptchuk.

 

I replaced my old edition with the newest edition

found at Borders.

I imagine Amazon carries it as well.

<http://www.redwingbooks.com/> is a bookstore

devoted to books on Asian medicine.