An Archaeology of the Qiao VesselsДодај у корпу
Complete Compendium of Zhang Jingyue Series (3 Vols)
Description The Guang Wenyi lun of Dai Tianzhang expands upon the theoretical and clinical information offered in the Wenyi lun of Wu Youke. The expansion is significant enough to warrant placing the text’s importance close to that of other classics of Wen Bing theory. The intriguing textual history of the Guang Wenyi lun includes doubts about its dates, its true authorship, its proper name, and infers plagiarism! Chapter One covers nuances of tongue, pulse, complexion, spirit-affect, and body odor as febrile epidemic diseases progress through the body. It expands greatly upon the Wēnyì lùn’s discussion of patterns involving seasonal epidemics complicating disease entities such as diarrhea, intermittent fevers, depressed qi, food stagnation, and Kidney vacuity. Chapters Two and Three discuss exterior and interior symptoms. They include pathological mechanisms of changing symptoms governing changing herbal treatments. Among many common interior symptoms described in Chapter Three is retracted scrotum, possibly equivalent to the psychological mass-hysteria phenomenon of koro. Chapter Four elaborates upon the traditional treatment methods of Chinese herbal medicine, offering strategies to be used when clinical events take specific turns. The Final Chapter provides a list of formulae included in the text, some of which are not found in modern English reference works.
Explanations of Channels and Points Series (2 Vols)Додај у корпу
Exercise Prescription in Sui China (581–618 CE)Додај у корпу
Shang Han Lun Explained Vol 1Додај у корпу