Xiaorong Chang

Illustrated Chinese Moxibustion Techniques and Methods


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      ILLUSTRATED

      CHINESE

      MOXIBUSTION

       Techniques and Methods

       of related interest

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       Zhu Bing and Wang Hongcai

       Advisor: Cheng Xinnong

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       Editor in Chief: Tianjun Liu, O.M.D.

       Associate Editor in Chief: Kevin W Chen, Ph.D.

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      ILLUSTRATED

      CHINESE

      MOXIBUSTION

       Techniques and Methods

      PROFESSOR CHANG XIAORONG, PROFESSOR HONG JING

      AND PROFESSOR YI SHOUXIANG

       Translated by Henry A. Buchtel V

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      LONDON AND PHILADELPHIA

      Chief Editors: Chang Xiaorong, Hong Jing, Yi Shouxiang

      Deputy Editors: Yue Zenghui, Lin Yaping, Yu Baosheng, Wang Xiaojuan

      Chief Reviewers: Yan Jie, Sun Guojie, Wu Huangan

      Chief Translator: Henry A. Buchtel V

      Associate Translators: Liu Mi, Peng Yan, Lan Lei

      English Reviewer: Martin A. Haase

      Illustrations: Ai Kun, Yi Zhan

      Assistant Editors: Liu Mi, Ai Kun, Wang Dejun, Peng Yan, Yi Zhan, Xie Hua,

      Lan Lei, Song Jiong, Peng Fen, Guo Xuan, Zhang Guoshan, Yang Zhou,

      Shi Jia, Wen Qiong, Tan Jing, Liu Weiai, Lin Haibo, Xie Wenjuan,

      Yang Jingjing, He Yamin, Chen Xuan

      Supported by the National Basic Research Program of China

      First published in 2012

      by Singing Dragon

      an imprint of Jessica Kingsley Publishers

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      London N1 9BE, UK

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      Copyright © Chang Xiaorong, Hong Jing and Yi Shouxiang 2012

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      eISBN 978 0 85701 070 4

       Contents

       PREFACE

       DISCLAIMER

       SYNOPSIS

       Part I foundation of Moxibustion

       Chapter 1 Basic Theory of Moxibustion

       1. The Origins and Development of Moxibustion

       1.1 The Origins of Moxibustion

       1.2 The Development of Moxatherapy

       2. The Concept of Moxatherapy

       3. The Basics of Moxatherapy

       4. Specific Characteristics and Range of Application of Moxatherapy

       4.1 Specific Characteristics

       4.2