TCM - any book recommendations?

[Guest guest]

I own several books that present information from both TCM and Western

perspective:

 

Maciocia's The Practice of

Bob Flaws & Philippe Sioneau's The Treatment of Modern Western Diseases with

 

Tietao Deng's Practical Diagnosis in Traditional (has a

section that uses Western condition names such as insomnia, diarrhea, lumbar

pain....)

 

All three are basically reference books. Of course there are others, and

I'm not really in a position to recommend one over another. Just to say I find

all of them helpful as references and study sources.

Hope this answers what you were asking....

 

---RoseAnne S.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks RoseAnne!

 

As I said, I am more looking for a small pocket guide type book if

something like that is available. If not then I'm sure Bob Flaws

might come up with one sometime ;-)

 

Mario

 

 

Chinese Medicine , ra6151@a...

wrote:

>

> I own several books that present information from both TCM and

Western

> perspective:

>

> Maciocia's The Practice of

> Bob Flaws & Philippe Sioneau's The Treatment of Modern Western

Diseases with

>

> Tietao Deng's Practical Diagnosis in Traditional

(has a

> section that uses Western condition names such as insomnia,

diarrhea, lumbar

> pain....)

>

> All three are basically reference books. Of course there are

others, and

> I'm not really in a position to recommend one over another. Just

to say I find

> all of them helpful as references and study sources.

> Hope this answers what you were asking....

>

> ---RoseAnne S.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm a fan of Close to the Bone. It is focused on pain but if you are treating

anything else I would think the western diagnosis is not that helpful.

bob

www.acuherbals.com

 

ra6151 wrote:

I own several books that present information from both TCM and Western

perspective:

 

Maciocia's The Practice of

Bob Flaws & Philippe Sioneau's The Treatment of Modern Western Diseases with

 

Tietao Deng's Practical Diagnosis in Traditional (has a

section that uses Western condition names such as insomnia, diarrhea, lumbar

pain....)

 

All three are basically reference books. Of course there are others, and

I'm not really in a position to recommend one over another. Just to say I find

all of them helpful as references and study sources.

Hope this answers what you were asking....

 

---RoseAnne S.