Clinical Acupuncture A to Z - Tapa dura

This is a real bible for medical profession, the only thing that may help a lot is if you get a better kind of paper, ...( one needs it for a long period of one's life, maybe years, and will use it very much as consultating book). Any way I, as a medical doctor, see this book as a rare and non usual pearl...in acupuncture for medical doctors, and every M.D. would help his(her) patients if read a book like this, and will make "miracles" if study in deep this diamond... --By Rogelio Arce B. on July 12, 2001

Wise words from a wise man. This book by professor Anton Jayasuriya is a very good introduction to the science of acupuncture. The book is easy to read and contains excellent anatomical channel maps and "landmark" descriptions. Therapeutics is rudimentary but again very useful to the student. Of particular interest is Professor Anton's fondness for Baihue (Du 20). Every patient who attends the Medicina Alternativa clinic in Colombo (Sri Lanka) receives an initial needle to this point, which is reflected in therapeutics. --By Daniel on September 27, 2003

This is a real bible for medical profession, the only thing that may help a lot is if you get a better kind of paper, ...( one needs it for a long period of one's life, maybe years, and will use it very much as consultating book). Any way I, as a medical doctor, see this book as a rare and non usual pearl...in acupuncture for medical doctors, and every M.D. would help his(her) patients if read a book like this, and will make "miracles" if study in deep this diamond... --By Rogelio Arce B. on July 12, 2001

Years of clinical practice has positively identified that acupuncture has a definite place in the health care of all people of the world, both in the East and the west and that it can be integrated successfulloy with modern medical practice. In properly trained hands it is inexpensive harmless but essentially effective over a large range of common disorders, and can be used together with modern diagnositic methdos, to help reduce the increasing upsurge of side effects produced by so many of our potent modern chemotherapeutic agents. About Author : Anton Jayasuryia Diploma in Acupuncture Member of the International Institute of Homeopathy, Member of the Acupunture foundation Diploma of the HOmeopathy Research Institute of Canada and New York Academy of Homeopathic Medicine, Felow of the Scandinavian Acupunture foundation. Contents : A brief History Modern Scientific Views Materials and Techniques Precautions Anatomy of Acupuncture The system of Channels and Collaterals Lung Channel Large Intestine Channel Stomach Channel Spleen Channel Heart channel Small Intestine Urinary Bladder Kidney Channel Pericardium Channel Sanjiao Channel Gall Bladder Channel Liver channel Ren Channel The extraordinary points The un numbered Extraordinary points Stematic Therapy etc....