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Acupuncture Points and MeridiansProduct InformationStock Code: ACPOMEAuthor: David Legge, Illustrated by Karen Vance Units: 106pp ring bound ISBN: 0957739206 Manufacturer: Sydney College Press Sales Rank: 526
DescriptionThis Handbook provides the basic information about the points and meridians of Chinese Medicine which are the foundation of acupuncture treatment. Its value will be in the clinic and the study as a handy, clear and easily accessible source for information that students need to refer to regularly and even the most experienced practitioner will need to check from time to time. Care has been taken with the anatomical description of the point locations so that many points will become easier to find. The illustrations give and idea of the location of each point as well as the important secondary meridians and internal connections. They deliberately reflect the range of people presenting at acupuncture clinics. Customers who purchased this also purchased...
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