Five Organ Networks of [Classical/Traditional] Chinese Medicine ~Heiner Fruehauf

Description: Description Title: The Five Organ Networks of Chinese Medicine Author: Heiner Fruehauf Description: Spiral bound with vinyl covers. Five pages with extensive handwritten notes; some scattered marks in margins, otherwise clean. 308 pages. 11 x 8.5 inches. Three institutional copies located on OCLC. Contents/Sections: Preface. Liver Wood. Heart Fire. Spleen/Stomach Earth. Lung Metal. Kidney Water. Appendix & Articles. Correlative Cosmology of The Lung Organ Network. Correlative Cosmology of the Large Intestine Organ Network. Correlative Cosmology of the Organ Networks: Spleen, Stomach, Heart, Small Intestine, Kidney, Bladder, Pericardium, Triple Warmer, Gall Bladder Liver. Articles. Each organ network chapter consists of the following parts: Symbols, Phase Element, Seasonal Energetics, Network Functions, Synthesis Chart, Traditional Commentaries, Etiology and Pathogenesis, Typical Disease Patterns, Therapeutic Guidelines, Food and Herbs. In the classical science of Chinese medicine, detailed knowledge of the dynamics and interrelationship of the five organ networks is the foundation for successful diagnosis and treatment. Five organ network theory, moreover, represents an excellent example for the principles of traditional energy medicine--describing the boyd in concrete detail as a dynamic system of intertwined functional circuits that resonate with the macrocosmic layers of the universe. Dr. Fruehauf is the founding professor of the College of Classical Chinese Medicine at the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon, where he has taught since 1992. Binding: Spiral bound soft cover Condition: Good Publisher: Hai Shan Press Place: Portland, Oregon Year: 2010 Keywords: Classical Chinese Medicine, CCM, Traditional Chinese Medicine, TCM, Oriental medicine,

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