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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. No notes or highlighting. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> The first five chapters of this book are devoted to translating the I mystical-sounding terms used in traditional Chinese medicine into familiar contemporary language. I take you into the classroom at the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine as I listen to the lectures and ponder ther meaning. The lecturer’s words are italicized. The lectures were delivered in Cantonese by Ken Pang L.Ac. and translated into English by Sifu Fong Ha a martial arts mas- ter. The material was compiled from both ancient classic literature and contemporary traditional Chinese medical books. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) organs often represent several physiologic systems rather than the organs as we know them. Whenever used in the TCM sense these organs mainly the Liver Kidney and Spleen have been capitalized to distinguish them from the organs we know as the liver kidney and spleen. (LL)