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 Five Stars, June 29, 2015
By Two Paths
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As an Acupuncturist I find the book very interesting!
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 Four Stars, May 14, 2015
By Nelson
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interesting topics
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Five Stars, November 01, 2014
By claudio ramires vasques
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excellent book on the subject
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Four Stars, July 22, 2014
By Louis Corvera
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Great
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Fantastic, February 24, 2014
By Sangomas
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This book came very fast and is very useful for OM's and layman who want to understand the foundations of the Bagua and Chinese medicine. Also has many useful applications of the Bagua.
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In Depth Acupuncture, February 18, 2014
By Henry McCann
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In this book Dr. Twicken gives the reader a glimpse of the original balance method of acupuncture based on Yi Jing (I Ching) theory as developed by Dr. Chen Chao. Dr. Chen's thinking forms the basis for understanding numerous other acupuncture systems such as Dr. Tan's balance method, and modern interpretations of Tung's acupuncture. The methods presented here by Dr. Twicken are discussed both in terms of theory as well as actual practice, thus making this book appropriate for acupuncturists of all levels of experience. I personally use Dr. Chen's methods frequently in the clinic and can attest to their incredible efficacy.
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