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Huangdi Neijing : The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon – New Released !
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The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon (Huangdi Neijing) may be one of the most important books you should read in your lifetime. Not because the book is important, but because you are important. Your health, with all its stages from birth to old age, is the most significant thing in your life.
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a traditional medical science that studies the physiology, pathology, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases, as well as health preservation and rehabilitation. It has a distinctive theoretical system.
The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon is the earliest surviving medical classic in China, considered the progenitor of medical texts, laying the foundation for the theoretical system of TCM, and possessing significant theoretical and practical guidance for the development of TCM in later generations.
Presenting the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon to the Western world faces three major obstacles. From Classical Chinese to Modern Chinese, and then to English, there is a language barrier. Translators must be both TCM doctors, well-versed in medical theory and experienced in treating patients; this is a professional obstacle. Additionally, translators must have a profound understanding of the truth of life. Only those who can overcome these three obstacles can truly convey the true meaning of the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon.
- Paperback : 542 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8323030989
Each Person Is Their Own Best Doctor
Embark on a transformative journey to wellness with ‘Each Person Is Their Own Best Doctor – Traditional Chinese Medicine In Practice,’ a groundbreaking book by Yingxiong Feng, celebrated as ‘the best TCM doctor in New York Chinatown.’ Hailed as ‘the patients’ last hope,’ Feng’s compassionate approach and profound expertise in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) are now accessible to Western readers seeking an alternative path to health and well-being.
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Each Person Is Their Own Best Doctor – TCM in Practice
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How Traditional Chinese Medicine Takes Care of Women’s Health
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Discussion on TCM Basics Through Understanding of the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon
The Huangdi Neijing, also known as the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon, is one of the classical works of ancient Chinese medicine and is considered the foundation of traditional Chinese medicine. It is attributed to the Yellow Emperor, but in reality, it is a compilation of the medical experiences of various masters from different periods.
The Huangdi Neijing consists of two parts: Suwen (Basic Questions) and Ling Shu (Spiritual Pivot). Suwen primarily discusses fundamental medical theories, including concepts such as yin and yang, the five elements, qi, blood, and bodily fluids, as well as the system of organs, meridians, and collaterals. On the other hand, Ling Shu focuses on details such as meridians, acupuncture points, and the functions of organs. Together, these two parts form the theoretical framework of TCM. Order this book>>
You Are What You Eat: Food and Nutrition for Health and Longevity
Under the guidance of TCM theory, our daily food is not only used to satisfy hunger and maintain health, but it also plays a role in preventing and treating diseases, as well as promoting body recovery and delaying aging. Today, we will discuss this issue from the perspective of TCM.
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The function of dietary consumption is not only reflected in maintaining the normal life activities of the human body, but it also has a nourishing effect, which is different from the viewpoint of modern nutrition science. Order this book here>>
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