<p>The second edition of the Clinical Manual of Chinese Herbal Patent Medicines is substantially revised and expanded. Produced in response to the changes occurring in the patent medicine industry both in Australia and Worldwide, this volume is the clearest and most up to date reference guide to effective, ethical and pure Chinese Herbal Patent Medicines.</p>

Clinical Manual of Chinese Herbal Patent Medicines, 3rd Ed: A Guide to Ethical and Pure Patent Medicines

Health, Fitness & Dieting

WILL MACLEAN

Alternative Medicine

Pangolin Press

<p>The third volume of the Clinical Handbook series examines disorders of the qi, blood, fluids and channels, that is to say the matrix that forms the communication network between the organ systems and their associated tissues. Included within each chapter are concise analyses of various patterns, their etiology, differentiation and diagnosis, suggested treatments including time tested herbal prescriptions, prepared medicines produced by GMP compliant manufacturers, acupuncture protocols and clinical advice from experienced practitioners. This text is an extremely practical guide to common disorders seen in Chinese medicine clinics in the Western world. The following topics are included in this volume: Abdominal masses Colds and flu, persistent Depression Diabetes Edema Fainting and funny turns Fever, acute Fever, chronic Headache Hu Huo disease (and chronic inflammation) Lingering pathogens Muscular weakness and atrophy Numbness and paresthesia Obesity Painful obstruction syndrome Sweat</p>

Clinical Handbook of Internal Medicine: Qi Blood Fluid Channels v. 3: The Treatment of Disease with Traditional Chinese Medicine by William Maclean (2010-01-01)

William Maclean

Proficiency in the prescription of Chinese herbs depends not only on good diagnosis but on an intimate knowledge of the raw materials. This in turn depends on being able to discriminate the fine points of difference between the similar herbs within a group, and a deep understanding of the unique characteristics of each herb. This volume of comparative charts is designed to aid the student or the busy practitioner in selecting the optimal medicinals for their patients. Each table describes the characteristics of a group of herbs, including extensive indications with relative strengths of action and function, the domain, flavor, nature, and dosage guidelines. The tables and text in this book will facilitate efficient comparative study for the student, as wll as make clear the fine points of discrimination for the experienced practitioner. Easy to use, with clear and accurate tables comparing all the main herbs used in a modern clinic, this tome is a practical assistant to the complex world of Chinese herbal prescription. Features: Quick comparative access to indications, functions, flavors and nature across groups of herbs Practical information about processing, dosage variations, delivery format and concise cautions and contraindications Tables of herbs contraindicated during pregnancy, herbs with potential toxicity, endangered species with possible substitutes, and herbs requiring special treatment. Extensive index and glossary of terms

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Clinical Handbook of Internal Medicine: Qi Blood Fluid Channels v. 3: The Treatment of Disease with Traditional Chinese Medicine by William Maclean (2010-01-01)

Clinical Handbook of Chinese Herbs: Desk Reference