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Yellow Empero's Canon Internal Medicine |
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Author(s): Bing Wang, Nelson Liansheng Wu, Andrew Qi Wu Cost: $86.00 Availability: 2-4 weeks Add to Shopping Cart |
Summary: A Traditional Chinese Medicine classic text, written over 2000 years ago. It is the earliest and most comprehensive medical classic from both a theoretical and clinical viewpoint. It covers a variety of subjects including man and nature, human anatomy and physiology, causes of disease, pathology, diagnosis, differentiation of symptoms and signs, treatment, disease prevention, health preservation, and so forth. Table of Contents: PART ONE: PLAIN QUESTIONS Chapter 1: On Human Preserving Health Energy in Ancient Times Chapter 2: On preserving Health in Accordance with the Four Seasons Chapter 3: On the Human Vital Energy Connecting with Nature Chapter 4: The Truth in the Collections of Books of Golden Chamber Chapter 5: The Corresponding Relation between the Yin and Yang Of Man and All Things and That of the Four Seasons Chapter 6: The Individual Activities and the Mutual Functions of Yin and Yang Chapter 7: The Yin and Yang of Pulse Condition Chapter 8: The Confidential Collections in the Royal Library about the functions of the Twelve Viscera Chapter 9: The Close Relation between the Viscera in Human Body with the Environment of the Outside World Chapter 10: The Functions of the Five Viscera to Human Body and Their Mutual Relations Chapter 11: The Different Functions between the Hollow Organs and the Extraordinary Hollow Organs for Digestion and Elimination Chapter 12: Discriminative Treating of Patients of Different Regions Chapter 13: On the Therapy of Transferring Thought and Spirit Chapter 14: On Rice Soup. Turbid Wine, and Sweet Wine Chapter 15: Methods of Palpation for Measuring and Distinguishing the Diseases Recorded on the Jade Tablet Chapter 16: The Essentials of Diagnosis and the Symptoms of the Severing of the Twelve Channels Chapter 17: The Essentials and Fundamentals of Diagnostic Palpation Chapter 18: On the Normal Pulse of a Person Chapter 19: The Valuable Collections of the Jade Plate on the Pulse Conditions Indicating the Exhaustion of the Visceral Energy Chapter 20: On the Three Parts and the Nine Sub-Parts of the Pulse Chapter 21: Further Comments on Channel Chapter 22: On the Relation between Energies of the Five Viscera and the Four Seasons Chapter 23: Expounding the Energies of the Five Viscera Chapter 24: On Blood, Energy, Body, and Spirit Chapter 25: Following the Principle of Nature in Treating Chapter 26: The Relation between the Weather Change of Eight main Solar Terms and the Purging and Invigorating by Acupuncture Chapter 27: Matters Needing Attention in Acupuncture Chapter 28: On the Asthenia and Sthenia Chapter 29: On the Relations between the Superficies and Interior and Taiyin and Yangming Channels Chapter 30: The Explanation on the Yangming Channel Chapter 31: On Febrile Disease Chapter 32: Acupuncture for Treating the Febrile Diseases of the Viscera Chapter 33: On Febrile Disease Chapter 34: On Maladjustments Chapter 35: On Malaria Chapter 36: On Treating Malaria with Acupuncture Chapter 37: The Diseases Due to the Intertransference of Cold and Heat Evils between Various Organs Chapter 38: On Cough Chapter 39: On the Pathology of Pain Chapter 40: On Abdominal Diseases Chapter 41: The Pricking therapy for Lumbago of Various Channels Chapter 42: On Wind-evil Chapter 43: On Bi-disease Chapter 44: On Flaccidity Chapter 45: On Jue-syndrome Chapter 46: On Various Diseases Chapter 47: On Extraordinary Diseases Chapter 48: On Strange Diseases Chapter 49: On Channels Chapter 50: The Essentials of Acupuncture Chapter 51: The Proper Depth of Pricking Chapter 52: The Forbidden Position of Pricking Chapter 53: On Treating Asthenia and Sthenia with Acupuncture Chapter 54: Explanation on Needles Chapter 55: Supplemental Commentary on Pricking Chapter 56: On the Parts of the Skin Chapter 57: On Collaterals Chapter 58: On Acupoints Chapter 59: The Acupoints Associated with Various Channels Chapter 60: On the Cavity of the Bone Chapter 61: On the Shu-points for Treating the Fluid-retention Syndrome and Fever Chapter 62: On Adjusting the Channels by Pricking Chapter 63: On Contralateral Pricking Chapter 64: The Regular and Adverse Treatments of Acupuncture in the Four Seasons Chapter 65: The Branch and Root and the Transferring Sequence of the Disease Chapter 66: The Yin and Yang of the Five Elements Motion and the Six Kinds of Weather as the Guiding Principles of the Universe Chapter 67: On the Five Elements of Motion Chapter 68: The Exquisite Meaning of Six Energies Chapter 69: Changes in the Intersection of Energies Chapter 70: On the Energies of the Five Elements' Motion Chapter 71: On the changes and Symbols of the Five Elements' Motion and the Six Kinds of Weather in the Cycle of Sixty Years Chapter 72: On Pricking Therapy Chapter 73: On the Source of Disease Chapter 74: The Various Changes in the Dominations of the Six Energies and their Relations with the Diseases Chapter 75: The Supreme Principle which Relates to Heaven, Earth, and Man Chapter 76: Diagnose According to the Established Norm in a Leisured Way Chapter 77: The Five Faults in Diagnosis Chapter 78: The Four Reasons in the Failure of Treating Chapter 79: On the Three Yin Channels and the Three Yang Channels Chapter 80: On the Prosperity and Debility of the Yin and Yang Energies Chapter 81: Interpretation of the Subtle Reason of the Falling of Tears PART TWO: SPIRITUAL PIVOT Chapter 1: The Nine Kinds of Needle and the Twelve Source Points Chapter 2: On Acupoints Chapter 3: Explanation on Small Needles Chapter 4: The Visceral Diseases Caused by Evil Energy Chapter 5: The Beginning and end of the Channel Chapter 6: On the Relation between firmness and Softness of Body and One's Life Span Chapter 7: On the Application of Needles Chapter 8: The Diseases Caused by Spiritual Activity Chapter 9: The Beginning and Terminal of the Channels Chapter 10: On Channels Chapter 11: Branches of the Twelve Channels Chapter 12: The Water of Channels Chapter 13: The Tendons Distributed Along the Channels Chapter 14: Measurement of Bone Chapter 15: The Fifty Cycles of the Channel-energy Circulation Chapter 16: The Ying-energy Chapter 17: The Length of Channels Chapter 18: The Issue of Distribution and Operation of Ying-energy and Wei-energy Chapter 19: Application of Different Pricking Therapies in Different Seasons Chapter 20: The Pricking Therapy for Treating the Evils in Five Viscera Chapter 21: Cold and Heat Chapter 22: Mania-depressive Syndrome Chapter 23: Febrile Disease Chapter 24: Jue Syndrome Chapter 25: In Treating the Root and Branch of the Disease Chapter 26: Miscellaneous Diseases Chapter 27: The Bi-syndrome all over the Body Chapter 28: The Treating Therapy from Oral Inquiry Chapter 29: Treating Instructions Imparted by Present Masters Chapter 30: The Energies Chapter 31: The Intestine and Stomach Chapter 32: The Fast of an Ordinary Man Chapter 33: On the Four Seas Chapter 34: The Five Disturbances Chapter 35: On Distension Chapter 36: The Five Kinds of Body Fluid Chapter 37: Determining the Conditions of the Five Viscera by Examining the Five Sense Organs Chapter 38: Different Acupuncture therapies to People of Different Fat and Lean Physiques and the Adverse and Agreeable Conditions of the Twelve Channels Chapter 39: On Superficial Venules Chapter 40: The Lucid and Turbid of the Yin and Yang Energies Chapter 41: The Yin and Yang of Human Body Relate to the Su and Moon Chapter 42: The Transmission of Disease Chapter 43: Dream Induced by Evil Energy Chapter 44: The Human Healthy Energy in the Day and Night Corresponds with the Energies of the Four Seasons Chapter 45: Determination from Outside Chapter 46: The Five Kinds of Affections Chapter 47: The Various Conditions of Internal Organs Relating Different Diseases Chapter 48: Understanding the Channels Thoroughly before Pricking Chapter 49: The Five Colours Chapter 50: On Braveness Chapter 51: The Back-shu Points of the Five Viscera Chapter 52: On the Wei-energy Chapter 53: On Pain Chapter 54: The Natural Span of Life Chapter 55: The Agreeableness and Averseness Chapter 56: The Five Tastes Chapter 57: The Edema Chapter 58: The Evil Wind Chapter 59: Treating the Abnormal wei-energy Chapter 60: The Plate of Jade Chapter 61: The Five Contraindications Chapter 62: The Pulsations of Arteries Chapter 63: On the Five Tastes Chapter 64: The Twenty Five Kinds of People in Different Characteristics of Yin and Yang Chapter 65: The Five Tones and Five Tastes Chapter 66: The Initiation of Various Diseases Chapter 67: Needle Transmission Chapter 68: Vomiting Instantly after Food Intake Chapter 69: Dysphonia due to Melancholy and Resentment Chapter 70: Cold and Heat Chapter 71 Retention of the Evils Chapter 72: The Different Types of Man Chapter 73: Each According to Ability Chapter 74: The Determine the Disease by Inspecting the Skin of the Anterolateral Side of the Forearm Chapter 75: The Criterions of Pricking and the Difference Between Healthy Energy and Evil Energy Chapter 76: The Circulation of Wei-energy Chapter 77: The Nine Palaces and the Eight Winds Chapter 78: On the Nine Kinds of Needles Chapter 79: On the Dews of the Year Chapter 80: On the Big Perplexity Chapter 81: On Carbuncle and Deep-rooted Carbuncle
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