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This work provides an introduction to acupuncture. It explains how diagnosis is made, how needles affect the body, what Qi is (the force of energy that flows through the body's meridians, or channels) and how the 12 organs are connected to those meridians. Case histories are also included.
Paperback - 137 pages (July 1997)
Thorsons; ISBN: 0722534094

This a guide to Chinese medicine, based on five laws: eat well according to your needs; restore emotional harmony; respect the climate; balance your work, rest and exercise; and value your constitution.
Paperback - 240 pages (16 February, 1998)
Thorsons; ISBN: 0722535007

Acupuncture is a holistic therapy which originated in China over 5000 years ago and is now widely practised in the Western world. This guide includes information on the background to acupuncture, how it is used as a preventative medicine and what to expect from an acupuncture treatment.
Paperback - 128 pages (January 1997)
Element Books Ltd; ISBN: 1862040435

This work offers a natural way to health through acupuncture, herbal remedies, diet, meditation and exercise. It is divided into three parts, which examine the ideas behind Chinese medicine, look at the approach to diagnosis and the patterns of disharmony that can be discerned from the collection of symptoms, and analyze the various treatment possibilities open to the practitioner. It also includes exercises, case studies and useful addresses.
Paperback - 256 pages ( 4 March, 1999)
Element Books Ltd; ISBN: 1852309040

The aim of the present book is to give a detailed account of the theory of Chinese medicine and acupuncture based on rigorous reference to ancient and modern Chinese books, as well as to explain its application in a Western practice. The theory covered is common to both acupuncture and Chinese herbalism. In addition, it discusses the use of the acupuncture points in detail and the principles of treatment. Maciocia has had many years of experience in practising and teaching Chinese medicine. He believes that despite its origin some hundreds of years before Christ, that it can be used to successfully diagnose and treat 20th century health problems, generated by a life-style very different from that of the ancient peasant society, from which Chinese medicine originated. He considers that the simplicity of Chinese medicine makes it truly universal, so that it can be applied to any society at any time.
Hardcover - 528 pages (July 1989)
Churchill Livingstone; ISBN: 0443039801

A layman's guide to acupuncture, explaining how acupuncture works, and describing the system of medical and general philosophy behind it, with information on how to find an acupuncturist and what to expect at a consultation.
Paperback (16 May, 1994)
Constable; ISBN: 0094722706