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TCM Quick Reference Manual Series 
Have you ever wondered which herbs are good sources of Iron, Chromium, Selenium or Calcium? Well, this book is for you. Mark Pedersen's Nutritional Herbology is a one-of-a-kind resource book giving you a comprehensive summary of what nutrients are in herbal supplements and how they work! 
A major work integrating the herbal traditions of the East with those of theWest by the bestselling author of "The Way of Herbs". This practical handbookand reference guide is a landmark publication in this field. For unprecedentedusefulness in practical applications, the author provides a comprehensivelisting of the more than 400 medicinal herbs available in the west, classifiedaccording to their chemical constituents, properties and actions, indicated uses and suggested dosages.
TCM Study Guide Series: Herbology, volume 2 is the fourth and most ambitious book in the TCM Study Guide Series. Its companion, volume 1, provides 3,500 multiple-choice questions on the herbs and herbal formulas used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Volume 2 tests the knowledge of TCM students and practitioners in a different way through the practical methodology of clinical cases. The scope of these two volumes reflects Shi Cun Wu's continuing dedication to the study and clinical practice of TCM herbology throughout his long career in China and the United States. The more than two hundred and fifty cases covered in Volume II are drawn from Wu's practice, from that of his colleagues in China, as well as from Chinese college texts and licensing exams. The cases are organized into twelve sections, the first eleven of which represent different types of disorders (Disorders Caused by External Evils, Disorders of the Lung, etc.). Each case describes a clinical situation. The questions that follow it guide one through the process of determining the diagnosis, treatment approach, and herbal prescription. The majority of the cases utilize multiple-choice questions. The last section contains nineteen cases with open-ended questions, which challenge the reader to develop his or her own answers without the assistance of alternate choices. The comprehensive exam that follows the cases provides a final chance to test the full breadth of one's knowledge of TCM herbs, formulas, and treatment. Special attention has been devoted to the section of resource material in Volume 2. It includes resources to help research and answer questions in both volumes. These resources can also be useful when studying in preparation for examinations. They are not intended as primary sources, but as concisely formatted supplements to the more detailed and thorough texts on TCM herbology created by Dan Bensky, John and Tina Chen, Peter Holmes, Qiao Yi, and others. In addition, the section inc
Chinese Medical Herbology and Pharmacology integrates contemporary understanding of the ancient practice of Chinese herbal medicine with essential safety information for a context in which use of pharmaceutical and traditional medicines is increasingly integrated in the treatment of illness. In 1,266 information-packed pages, this text offers healthcare practitioners, researchers, educators and students information for a lifetime of learning and practice: 670 in-depth herb monographs; 1150 photographs, classic line drawings, and chemical structure diagrams; far-reaching insights from academic, clinical, research and regulatory professionals; traditional uses and combinations, dosages, toxicology, cautions and contraindications; safety index, herb-drug interactions, clinical studies and research; and more.
Dr. Edward Shook was a man clearly determined to spread the word of good health, nutrition, herbs, and healing to the medical world as it was changing. This particular book was designed to be a course for physicians. Each chapter is a lesson, discussing things from phytochemistry, to nutrients and their importance, to medical treatments he frowns on, to recommendations. His discussion of nature and its natural processes, alkaline foods, water, and organ systems is extensive.
This is the first of two volumes in the TCM Study Guide Series devoted to herbology. It contains 3,500 multiple-choice questions about Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine and Herbal Formulas. These questions are grouped by function and are further grouped by syndrome. Answers to all of the questions can be found at the back of the book. 
Dit Dow is linament used by kung fu practitioners passed down from the Shaolin Monks. Reduce swelling, pain and blood coagulation while stimulating the circulation of chi and blood. Chi is believed to be an internal energy which travel through the acupunctural meridians and aids in the healing process. Lee's Thiet Ta Liniment has been used with great success in treatment of For sprains, strains, bruises, arthritis, rheumatism, muscle pain, Back, neck and shoulder pain, poor circulation, bursitis, bone fractures, carpal tunnel syndrome, easing joint movement, tennis elbow, pitcher's arm, bee stings, shin splints.
In This amazing French Polynesian blend of natural botanicals, Radiance International utilizes Phytelene complexes EGX258 and EGX259 to penetrate, restore, clarify, and hydrolyze the skin from the deepest subcutaneous layer of the derma to the 5th layer of the cell matrix. Clinical studies prove EGX258, an herbal blend of Horsetail, Hedera Ivy, and Ladies Mantle restores connective tissue back to a normal composition, even aged skin, by promoting the production of biosynthesized collagen and elastin by the fibroblast. As a result, proper collagen an elastin functions are enhanced and radiant smooth soft skin is balanced, as lines and wrinkles are diminished around the eyes face and neck. EGX259 is a free-radical scavenging herbal complex, a blend of Milk Thistle, Gingko Biobla, Witch Hazel, amino acids, phenolic compounds, flavonoids, soluble silicon and saponsids. These two Herbal Phyletene compounds provide a natural source of powerful antioxidants (Vitamin A, E, C, Zinc, Beta Carotene,Selenium and COQ10) responsible for clarifying free radicals, evening skin pigmentation through the retardation of melanin, increasing skin protein, DNA content, collagen formation improved skin elasticity, reduced fine lines, and decreased keratin formation. Abrasions, bruises and blemishes heal more rapidly. We have special tailored our creams by combining the above ingredients with 2% botanical fruit enzymes, derived from pineapple and papaya extracts. This 2% botanical fruit enzymes, a principle sources of Bromelin, actively renews cells and evens out skin tone, while gently removing dead skin, producing soft and renewed skin without the irritation or redness found with most alphahydroxyl acid products.The combination of papaya and pineapple enzymes and pineapple juice gives the cream its fresh scent! The collagen binding properties of Marigold and Aloe Vera are included to accelerate healing and reduce inflammation.
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