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      • Health & Personal Development
        January 2004

        Les cinq saisons de l'énergie

        La médecine chinoise au quotidien.

        by Isabelle Laading

        Isabelle Laading was born in 1952 and studied and taught Yoga for 25 years, as well as Do-In, and Korean relaxation, before beginning Shiatsu and other oriental health exercises. A study of acupuncture, and Chinese nutrition and herbal medicine completes her training. After her book, Chinese Astrology - A Practical Guide to the Energy of the 9 Stars, published in 1991, The Five Seasons remarkably translates the wealthy experience acquired by the author in traditional Chinese medicine, which she continues to study, practice and teach. Reinforced by its for 4000 years of existence, traditional Chinese medicine gives us, above all else, a key to the art of living that stresses prevention and the necessary harmony between man and the elements. Far from being content to treat, traditional Chinese medicine firstly proposes a healthy lifestyle in direct relationship with the natural cycles. The Five Seasons of Energy is a practical work that draws its lessons from the heart of the Chinese tradition, all the while taking into account the demands of the modern world. It is written in a clear style, which is accessible to everyone. By maintaining a perfect balance between the practical and the theoretical, the author invites us to be attentive and creative in everyday life.

      • Family & health
        September 2018

        Diététique chinoise

        nourrir la vie

        by Isabelle Laading

        Chinese Nutrition, To Nourish Life The art of eating is one of the main principles of Chinese Civilisation.  Chinese nutrition has been consistent for the past 2000 years and is founded upon unchangeable laws that preside over life: Dynamism, Adaptation and Transformation.  Eating to preserve or recuperate good health simply requires following these laws, taking into account the specific properties of the foodstuffs we eat and how they are prepared in terms of their energetic flow. Isabelle Laading, also author of the book, The Five Seasons of Energy, has been recognised and appreciated for over twenty years now and offers in this new book a pedagogical approach to traditional Chinese nutrition.  After explaining the main concepts of this system, she gives the reader practical means to use them in designing and preparing menus, urging us not so much to radically change our way of eating, but rather to learn to adapt it to our needs. The author has been as painstaking with making principles clear as she has in breaking down a several-thousand-year-old art, which is why her first book, Five Seasons of Energy was so successful.   In this book, she delivers, with the same exigence,  the fruits of her long experience, practices and teachings of traditional health arts that span 45 years of her life and include: Yoga, Shiatsu, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Japanese Acupuncture, Chinese nutrition and phytotherapy, all of which she graciously shares here with her readers.

      • Therapy & therapeutics
        December 1991

        Acupuncture, Meridian Theory and Acupuncture Points

        by Li Ding

      • Therapy & therapeutics

        Chinese Acupressure Therapy

        by Zhaopu Wang

        Acupressure therapy has evolved from dianxue, which is a traditional Chinese martial art technique of hitting an opponent at a selected acupoint on the body, so as to momentarily block the flow of blood and energy and cause unconsciousness. Based on the same theory, an acupressure therapist skillfully presses the same acupoint to promote the flow of blood and energy and heal an injury. The therapy is administered by percussing, pressing and/or massaging selected acupoints and stimulation lines of the body. It is effective for treating common illnesses and complicated diseases such as cerebral palsy and polio.

      • Therapy & therapeutics

        Chinese Qigong Acupressure Therapy

        by Zhang Weiwen

        Qigong acupressure therapy incorporates many therapeutic methods, such as acupressure, massage, daoyin(a physical & breathing exercise) and application of external qi (potential energy). The book contains six chapters which cover the basic knowledge and methods of qigong along with reports describing the clinical practice of qigong acupressure therapy. In addition, useful prescriptions of acupoints for qigong acupressure therapy and supplemental qigong exercise are presented.

      • Dermatology

        Scalp Acupuncture and Clinical Cases

        by Jiao Shunfa

        Scalp acupuncture is a traditional Chinese therapy used to treat the hemiplegia, numbness of limbs and aphasia caused by cerebral thrombosis, cerebral haemorrhage or cerebral embolism through stimulating related parts of the scalp corresponding to the cerebral cortex with acupuncture needles. It is effective, simple, convenient and inexpensive.

      • Medicine: general issues

        China’s Tibetan Medicine

        by Zhen Yan / Cai Jingfeng

        Traditional Tibetan medicine, created by people living on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, is becoming known worldwide. This English monograph - the first of its kind ever published in China - deals with the theoretical and practical aspects of Tibetan medicine, including its history, fundamental theories, physiology, anatomy, diagnostics, clinical science, therapies, medical ethics, health care and materia medica. Included are special chapters devoted to the unique Tibetan medical painting scrolls (Sman thang), important international conferences, and representative specialists and their works. Appendices cover authors, medical texts, transliteration of the Tibetan alphabet, and a chronological table of Tibetan medicine.

      • Chinese medicine & acupuncture
        April 2010

        The Way to Locate Acupoints

        by Yang Jiasan (editor)

        Dr Yang Jiasan, associate professor and head of the Acupuncture Department at Dongzhimen Hospital, has been both a teacher and a clinician for decades. Through practice as well as study of acupuncture literature both ancient and modern, he has developed a method of locating points that those lacking knowledge of traditional Chinese medical theory find easy to grasp because it uses modern anatomical landmarks as much as possible. Its efficiency has been appreciated by students as well as patients of acupuncture treatment.

      • Complementary medicine

        The Photographic Atlas of Acupuncture

        by Antoine Bereder

        This unique and exceptional acupuncture atlas is a high quality reference book that will last a lifetime. It is close to 600 pages in colour, printed on heavy, coated paper and with stitched bindings, designed to withstand daily use during consultations. It highlights the main meridians, the secondary circuits, internal branches, Jing Jin, Luo and Jing Bie circuits, using real photographs rather than sketches. This makes it easier to see and understand the overall energy network in three dimensions. The first section provides an overall introduction to the network of meridians, vessels and chakras. The second looks at the same meridians within their anatomical zones, while the third provides a highly detailed index to find any point or meridian quickly.·Organs, muscles and bones are superimposed on the photos to locate points more easily and accurately·Practical, beautiful and sturdy design makes it ideal for use during consultations·Checked for accuracy by the French College of Chinese Medicine

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