Basics of AcupunctureBasics of Acupuncture shows that it is possible to integrate Western medicine and traditional Chinese concepts. It starts with an updated review of the scientific bases of acupuncture and related research. |
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Contents
Introduction B Pomeranz | 1 |
Scientific Basis of Acupuncture B Pomeranz | 7 |
133 | 51 |
Background and Theory | 87 |
Channels Organs and Points G Stux | 122 |
6 | 246 |
Acupuncture Needles | 265 |
Acupressure | 313 |
Laser Acupuncture | 326 |
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