Diagnosis Study Guide

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Hi All,

 

I try to limit the commercial announcements on this list, but the topic came

up a few months ago and there was ample interest in knowing when the book I

worked on was available.

 

That time has come. For more on " The Traditional Diagnosis

Study Guide " please see:

http://www.eastlandpress.com

 

This book targets students and practitioners more than patients or

consumers. One reason I provide that note is because it is really difficult

to begin TCM diagnosis without a calibration mentor. In other words, you

really cannot decide for yourself what a pale tongue is as opposed to a pink

tongue or a dim tongue without someone there to point it out.

 

Same thing applies to pulse qualities such as wiry or slippery. Until you

feel it yourself and have it pointed out as such, it will be difficult to

glean this information from our book.

 

There are something like 12 pages that you can download and look at if

you're interested.

 

-al.

 

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, DAOM

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.