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  1. Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases Zhang Zhongjingcompleted "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" is an immortal classic in the history of traditional Chinese medicine. It is said to have been written by Zhang Zhongjing, a medical scientist in the Eastern Han Dynasty, who is known as the "ancestor of prescription books". The book systematically summarizes the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of exogenous febrile diseases and internal injuries and miscellaneous diseases, establishes the "Six Meridians Syndrome Differentiation" sy —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  2. Rejuvenation from All Illnesses Gong Tingxiancompleted This medical masterpiece compiled by Gong Tingxian, the imperial physician of the Ming Dynasty, can be called a shining pearl in the history of traditional Chinese medicine. The book consists of eight volumes with vast and profound content, covering everything from basic theory to clinical subjects. The book not only systematically explains the core theories of yin and yang and the five elements, viscera and meridians, and pulse diagnosis, but also contains the properties, tastes, and effects of —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  3. Treatise on Febrile Diseases (Full Vernacular Translation) Written by Zhang Zhongjing; Translated by Lin Guohuacompleted "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is one of the four classics of traditional Chinese medicine. It is the ancestor of all prescriptions and the standard of medicine. The entire text of this published version is in vernacular, which can be fully understood even with no basic knowledge. The book systematically integrates TCM theory, treatment principles, prescription medication and drug application, and deeply explains the dialectical diagnosis and treatment methods of various exogenous diseases and v —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  4. Quick Lookup of Classic Prescriptions Wu Jianshecompleted The book not only teaches you how to prescribe medicine, but also gives 155 classic Chinese medicine prescriptions, and each prescription is accompanied by ancient prescriptions and modern usage for readers' reference. At the same time, it also gives health-care prescriptions for nourishing the five internal organs, replenishing qi and blood, and adjusting the body constitution. It also introduces the principles of prescribing and the method of decoction, so that readers can master the basic kno —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  5. Precision Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Guidelines for Bipolar Disorder Cui Donghong, Fang Yirucompleted This book is one of the volumes of "Translational Medicine Publishing Project·Key Technologies". Bipolar disorder is a type of severe mental illness with a high incidence. Traditional diagnosis and treatment are based on subjective judgments of clinical symptoms, often resulting in misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis, improper treatment, and lack of objective and accurate evaluation. Based on the author's original achievements, this book combines the research progress of multimodal biology of bipola —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  6. Practical Soil Prescription Test Chen Changhongcompleted Today, when we advocate nature and respect tradition, more and more people like to use pure natural Chinese herbal medicines to prevent and treat diseases. Naturally, the treatment of diseases with native prescriptions has received widespread attention. In history, due to the limitations of written records or the constraints of traditional conservative concepts, the effective prescriptions discovered and accumulated by people were passed down through oral and mental teaching, and the legacy was —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Illustrated Pulse Diagnosis: Traditional Chinese Medicine Pulse Diagnosis from Beginner to Master Dong Xuefengcompleted This book mainly explains the basic knowledge of pulse condition and its clinical application rules. Different from many previous pulse theory books, this book innovatively combines modern physics, anatomy and traditional Chinese medicine theory to create a pipeline model to understand and explain the characteristics of basic pulse conditions. And from a visual perspective, images are used to concretely express the pulse shape and pulse felt under the fingers. This separates the description of p —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Atlas of Traditional Chinese Medicine Xi Shengyan; Wang Yanhuicompleted "Atlas of Traditional Chinese Medicine" is based on the national-level planning textbooks and has been systematically organized and constructed. It strives to present the essence of traditional Chinese medicine, attaches great importance to inheritance and development, tradition and modernity, and the combination of theory and clinical practice. It has standardized conceptual expressions, reasonable structural design of the teaching materials, novel layout formats, matching pictures and text, an —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  9. Common Diseases and Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatments Song Enfengcompleted This manuscript covers various common diseases and their corresponding traditional Chinese medicine treatments, including an overview of disease syndromes, etiology and pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation and treatment, diagnosis and treatment experience, selected medical records, etc. Among them, the overview of disease and syndrome mainly introduces the concept and historical evolution of the disease; the etiology and pathogenesis mainly explains the pathogenesis of the disease in tradition —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Practical Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics Li Candongcompleted This book is divided into four parts: introduction, part one, part two and appendix. It contains 24 chapters and systematically and comprehensively discusses the subject content of TCM diagnostics. It is authoritative, scientific and practical, and has a certain degree of innovation. The features of this book are: 1. Systematic and comprehensive, rectifying the source: This book comprehensively and systematically combs the TCM diagnostic literature, from the foundation, theory, thinking, method, —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  11. The Key Points of the Bone-Setting Method Wu Qiancompleted "Essentials of Bone-setting Mind Method". 4 Volumes (i. E. Volume 87 to Volume 90 of "Yizong Jinjian"). Written by Wu Qian and others in the Qing Dynasty. The first is a general introduction to the techniques and relevant descriptions in the "Nei Jing", followed by the names of bones in the body and the treatments for injuries, fractures, prolapse and other diseases, and the treatment of internal injuries and their combined syndromes are described later. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  12. Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Orthopedics Wang Jikun119k Wordscompleted The book basically covers the treatment of various common diseases and frequently-occurring diseases in orthopedics and traumatology through integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, including some basic theories of orthopedics and traumatology and the application of commonly used examination methods. The content is concise, convenient, practical, and highly instructive. It can be used as a reference book for diagnosis and treatment by orthopedic trauma surgeons in various primary med —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  13. Know Everything About Human Health Self-Diagnosis and Self-Examination Zhao Jianxincompleted As the saying goes, "A thousand-mile dike breaks in an ant nest." If a minor illness is not discovered and treated in time, it will develop into a serious illness or even a serious illness, affecting physical health. "Self-diagnosis and Self-examination of Human Health" tells us how the body sends signals to us from four aspects: face, ears, hands and feet. Understanding these can prevent the disease from developing and nip the disease in the bud. I hope this book can help you achieve a healthy —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  14. Human Anatomy and Physiology Editor-In-Chief Gai Yifengcompleted This book is based on the new teaching plan promulgated by the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, highlighting the practicality of the content, elaborating on basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology, and providing experimental guidance. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. Human Body Map: What Human Anatomy Is All About (Japanese) Written by Takeo Sakai; Translated by Sun Haocompleted In the past, when people mentioned anatomy, they would think it was a cruel act and avoid it, but people's exploration of the human body has never stopped. The human body is like a mysterious universe, but if you travel in the universe without a map, you will get lost. If the organs of the human body are your destination, the map of the body that guides you is anatomy. This book is not a medical treatise on anatomy, but uses easy-to-understand language to explain the wonders of the human body ba —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  16. Medicinal Songs Include Four Hundred Flavors Gong Tingxiancompleted "Song of Medicinal Properties of Four Hundred Flavors" is an explanatory book written by Gong Tingxian, a physician in the Ming Dynasty. Each medicine is divided into four parts: original text, notes, language translation, and notes. The book uses modern language to comprehensively explain the variety, source, origin, medicinal properties, functions and indications, clinical application, usage and dosage, and precautions of each medicine. The content is concise, easy to understand, and highly pr —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. Illustrated Encyclopedia of Chinese Herbal Medicine Yue Guihua, Yang Gaohuacompleted This book refers to the varieties included in the latest version of the "Pharmacopoeia of the People's Republic of China (Part 1)" and the "Chinese Materia Medica" textbook, and selects more than 400 traditional Chinese medicines that are widely distributed, easy to obtain, and have proven efficacy, and classifies them according to their main functions. Each variety is described in the order of alias, source, collection and processing, plant identification, traditional Chinese medicine identific —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  18. Read the Meridians of Traditional Chinese Medicine in One Breath Compiled by Li Jingjing, Wang Xiaofeicompleted There are roughly twenty-seven types of pulse conditions in the human body, and each pulse condition reflects the functions of the human body. There are corresponding disease ranges. "Reading the Meridians of Traditional Chinese Medicine in One Breath" elucidates the past and brings forward the present, and provides a popular and in-depth explanation of various pulse conditions. At the same time, the application of pulse theory in daily life is also attached for easy reading and practical refere —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  19. Cell Biology Zhao Zongjiangcompleted Cell biology is an important basic discipline that reveals the basic laws of life and studies the structure and function of cells. At present, cell biology has formed a new independent discipline with basic theory, basic knowledge and basic technology. Its research focuses on elucidating the laws of life activities of the human body, the laws of disease occurrence and development, as well as the theories and technical methods related to disease diagnosis, prevention and treatment. Its position i —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  20. Taoist Medicine Written by Hu Yixuancompleted This book is divided into five chapters, respectively introducing the origin of Taoist medicine and its relationship with traditional Chinese medicine, a brief history of the development of Taoist medicine, Taoist medicine's understanding of the human body and medicine, Taoist medicine's diagnosis and treatment methods, as well as the author's learning experience and clinical medical cases, including some extremely precious family traditions and medical skills taught by teachers; it analyzes whe —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  21. I Ching and Traditional Chinese Medicine Nan Huaijincompleted If a person thinks too much, he will get angry. If a person uses his brain too much, he will suffer from stomach problems. Thoughts affect the heart. The heart belongs to fire, so it gets angry. The stomach is made of earth, and too much fire affects the earth, causing stomach problems. This is also a principle recognized by Western medicine. If you are too tired, your kidneys will fail, which will lead to a heart-kidney disharmony. That is, the activity ability of the heart and the kidneys are —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. Internal Syndrome Observation Notes - Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Anatomy with True Illustrations Anonymouscompleted The fundamental difference between Chinese medicine and Western medicine is. In addition to treating the human body, Chinese medicine also treats people's essence, qi, and spirit. The essence, qi, and spirit parts, such as the meridians and acupuncture points, the five movements and six qi, and the five stores and six internal organs, are completely different concepts from Western medicine. These are the areas of "internal syndrome" of traditional Chinese medicine. This is a book that talks abou —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  23. The Key Points of Five Fortunes and Six Qi Su Yingcompleted This book is an introductory book on the Five Movements and Six Qi. The content includes basic, theoretical and clinical chapters. The basic chapter includes an introduction, an overview of ancient astronomical calendars, basic contents of the stems, branches, and five movements and six qi. The theoretical chapters include Qi Transformation, Qi in Specimen, Excessive Harm Control, Five Movements and Three Periods, Victory, Recovery and Yufa, Sitian Theory, etc. Clinical chapters include the foll —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  24. Basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chengdu College of Traditional Chinese Medicinecompleted "Basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine" (edited by Chengdu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine) systematically expounds the core theory and practice of traditional Chinese medicine, covering basic theories such as yin and yang, the five elements, and the holistic concept. It explains in detail the causes of disease, diagnosis methods, and syndrome differentiation outlines. It also describes the syndromes and treatments of viscera and fu organs. It introduces treatment principles such as tre —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Practical Massage Handbook Beijing Massage Hospital, Chief Editorcompleted The book "Practical Massage Manual" is a newly revised version based on the original "Massage Manual" organized by experts from Beijing Massage Hospital. It increases the expressiveness of the charts, enriches new disease types, and makes the content more accurate. The book is divided into six parts: basics of traditional Chinese medicine, meridians and acupoints, massage techniques, health massage, medical massage, and appendices. Among them, the meridians and acupoints are explained in a combi —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  26. Complete Collection of Chinese Herbal Medicines for Treating Diseases Li Huicompleted Herbal medicine is a healthy product given to humans by the natural ecological environment. It is also an ecological species that has coexisted with humans on the earth for tens of thousands of years. Herbal medicine is a folk doctor in China who has understood natural plants and used natural herbs to prevent and treat diseases for thousands of years. Herbal medicine has strong local characteristics and habits of different ethnic groups. This book brings together 16 kinds of Chinese herbal medic —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  27. Brain Nature: a Life Guide to Creating a Highly Effective Mind [English] John Sullivan, [English] Chris Parker, Translated by Wei Siyaocompleted Based on brain science and neuroscience, this book introduces the basic principles of human brain operation, emphasizes the important role the brain plays in all aspects of human activities and life, and provides practical suggestions for improving the efficiency of brain operation, helping readers use the brain as the starting point to improve themselves. The main content of this book consists of seven parts, covering the brain's performance in exercise, rest, nutrition, cognition, emotion, soc —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. The Original Meaning of Difficult Scripture Hua Shoucompleted Are you curious about how Chinese medicine can discern the good and bad fortune of the internal organs just by taking a pulse at the "Cunkou"? "The Original Meaning of the Difficult Classic" written by Hua Shou, a famous doctor in the Yuan Dynasty, is the key to unlocking this eternal mystery! This medical classic systematically explains the Eighty-one Difficulties of the Difficult Classic. It takes pulse diagnosis as the core and runs through the meridians, organs, pathogenesis, treatment metho —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  29. Huangdi Neijing (Original Full Text) Yellow Emperorcompleted Thousand-year-old traditional Chinese medicine, one volume contains the secrets of heaven and earth When a doctor treats people, he first observes the time and place of heaven and earth; To maintain health and preserve life, you should follow the yin and yang of the four seasons; To cure diseases and prolong life, it is necessary to regulate the essence, energy, spirit and form. The Huangdi Neijing is the earliest extant medical classic in China, with a history of more than 2,000 years. It consi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  30. Huang Di Nei Jing (Hardcover Vernacular Full Translation) The Ancient Emperorcompleted "Huangdi Neijing" is one of the three great ancient books, the ancestor of my country's medical classics, and the beginning of the art of discriminating Huangdi. The entire text of this book is written in vernacular, and is carefully crafted for you who have zero basic knowledge. The book covers everything from the physiology and pathology of the human body to the secrets of health maintenance in all seasons; from the details of diet and daily life to the key methods of emotional conditioning. W —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  31. Illustrated Human Body Instruction Manual Chang Xuehuicompleted The body is the carrier of life. From birth to the end of life, we have been using the body continuously. We use it to absorb nutrients, study, take exams, work, make money, have children, and enjoy life. Even when we sleep, the body is constantly working for us. The body is of great significance to everyone. We must have enough understanding of it and use it correctly, so that it will work better and we can use it for a long time. In this regard, the famous ancient Roman philosopher and writer —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  32. Ancient Chinese Medicine of Circular Movement Peng Ziyicompleted "Ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine of Circular Movement" is a classic masterpiece of traditional Chinese medicine, written by Peng Ziyi, a great medical master in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. This book uses the principles of the ascending and descending circular movements of Qi in the River Diagram of the Book of Changes to decipher the classic mysteries of traditional Chinese medicine and clarify the "holistic view of life and the universe" and the systematic scienc —Reads9.4Score—Shelves