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Volume 1, #3, September 2004 contains: Old Wives Tales (from the Editors); Classic formulas: Si Ni Tang (Craig Mitchell); Practical Paediatrics: Dealing with Fever (Helen Gordon); References To Purging in the Shang Han Lun (Steven Clavey); Double Vision: Treating the Brain Qi (Nicholas Dent); Using Thick Needles for Stubborn Cold (Li Ming-Zhi); An Interview with Mark Seem (Ray Ford); 2000 Years of Medical Exchange: Part 3 (Gunter Neeb); Reviews Pages - The Latest in TCM; Yang Sheng: Fragrant Showers, Precious Brocade (Xiaoyao Xingzhe); Old Wives Tales (Various Contributors) (For this item please quote stock ID 23171)

Volume 2, #1, January 2005 contains: The Twin Palaces of China (from the Editors); Three Formulas for Cough (Jiang Tong & Michael Max); Case History: Severe Throat Infection In Pregnancy (Steven Clavey); Classics Corner: Li Zhong Wen & Displaced Stomach Fire (Ma Shou-Chun); Case History: Two Cases of Paediatric Nephrotic Syndrome (Rona Wang & Jenny Allison); A Theory on The Dao of Diet: Why We Need TCM Dietetics in The West (George Cooper); The Seven Relationships (Mark Wright); An Interview with Giovanni Maciocia (Ray Ford); 2000 Years of Medical Exchange: Part 4 - The 19th & 20th Centuries (Gunter Neeb); Old Wives Tales: More Remedies That Work (Various Contributors); The Jade Song of 120 Points: A 14th Century Clinical Guide for Needles & Moxa (Franz Zehentmayr); Yang Sheng: Ba Duan Jin - The Eight Sections of Brocade (Part 1) (Xiaoyao Xingzhe); Reviews: Latest TCM Books (For this item please quote stock ID 24185)

Volume 2, #3, September 2005 contains: Gold Prospecting in Chinese Medicine (from the Editors); Terminology in TCM (Tony Reid); Case History: Midnight Belching (Steven Clavey); Case History: Peripheral Polyneuropathy (Barbara Kirschbaum); Paediatric Developmental Disorders (Peter Gigante); Qian Yi: The Father of Chinese Paediatrics (Jerry Zhang, Brian May, Peter Gigante); Clinical Application of Xuan Fu Dai Zhe Tang (Craig Mitchell); Treating Damp-Warmth with San Ren Tang (Z'ev Rosenberg); Disorders of The Spleen & Stomach (Dian Bang-Shi); Huang Qi Through the Eyes of Zhang Zhong-Jing (Jason Blalack); Yang Sheng: Ba Duan Jin on the Bed (Xiaoyao Xingzhe); Coma in Casablanca (Qin Liang-Fu) Reviews: Letters, Latest TCM Books (For this item please quote stock ID 25415)

A quality journal from Australia focusing on the traditional and clinical aspects of Chinese medicine. Enquire with CHINA BOOKS about subscribing to this exciting Australian TCM journal! For more info about this journal, visit: The ">http://www.thelantern.com.au">The Lantern. The current issue, Volume 4, #1, January 2007 contains: Play now, pay later (The Editors); Private notes with Huang Huang (Chris Eddy); Six aspects of blood stasis (Steven Clavey); The subtle cup (Interview with Bruce Bentley); Food prohibitions in China (Professor Catherine Despeux - translated by Penelope Barrett); Classical Corner: Tao He Cheng Qi Tang (Craig Mitchell); Spleen-Stomach yin deficiency edema (Qin Bo-Wei - translated by Sharon Weizenbaum); Cancer Etiology and the San Jiao (Tai Lahans); The legend of Mu Dan Pi (Moutan Cortex) (Andreas Kalg); A formula for esophagitis (From the Xiu Zhen Zhong Yi Chu Fang); Ask Ante: About Dampness on the Tongue (Ante Babic); Reviews: Latest TCM Books (For this item please quote stock ID 27396)

A quality journal from Australia focusing on the traditional and clinical aspects of Chinese medicine. For more info about this journal, visit: The ">http://www.thelantern.com.au">The Lantern. This issueVolume 4, #2, May 2007 contains: Invasion of the body snatchers (Phillip Westmore); Gua Sha - gently scraping out the sha (Bruce Bentley); Knowledge and discipline in orthopaedics (Wang Wen-Cheng);Post-operative complications: three cases (Bing Yang); Patterns & presentations: Da Huang & Gui Zhi (Michael Max); Lurking pathogens: three modern approaches (Charles Chace, Jason Blalack, Jack Schaefer); On presence of mind and subtle sensations (Yang Zi-Yu); An interview with Huang Huang (Michael Max); Chinese medicine in cancer management (Li Pei-Wen); Yang sheng: Yum Cha as life training (Xiaoyao Xingzhe); Reviews: Latest TCM Books (For this item please quote stock ID 27967)

A quality journal from Australia focusing on the traditional and clinical aspects of Chinese medicine. For more info about this journal, visit: The ">http://www.thelantern.com.au">The Lantern. Volume 5, #1, Jan. 2008 contains: The Delphic boat and the Yellow Emperor(Z'ev Rosenberg); The Shape of Qi (Charles Chace); Classical corner: WU Ju-tong (Translation by Nicholas Dent); Lou Bai-Ceng: Sweet scent of the Plum Blossom (Translation by Steven Clavey); Designing a healthy practice with Feng Shui (Suhana Lim & Bruce Bentley); Auto-immune factors in infertility (Rona Wang & Jenny Allison); Menopause: natural process of disease, Part 2 (Dagmar Hemm); Yang Sheng: Talks at a monstery (Xiaoyao Xingzhe); Australian-grown Dang Shen (Brian May & Joh Schulze); Wen Jing Tang according to Huang Huang (Sharon Weizenbaum); Reviews:Latest TCM Books (For this item please quote stock ID 28966)

A quality journal from Australia focusing on the traditional and clinical aspects of Chinese medicine. For more info about this journal, visit: The ">http://www.thelantern.com.au">The Lantern. Volume 5, #2, May 2008 contains: Essence of the Nan Jing's teachings on health(Z'ev Rosenberg); Diagnosis in gynaecological disorders;(Robin Marchment) Tje use of sour flavours in herbal formulas; (Ding Guang-Di); Unusual methods of Ye Tian-Shi (Steven Clavey); Fire burning mountain & cool penetrating sky (Lu Shou-Kang); Sicca syndrome (dry eyes) (Stefan Uhrig); The case of the shocking thymus (Mattie Sempert); Wen bing formulas for inflamed skin conditions; (Prof. Qu Xing); More talks at a monastery (Xiaoyao Xingzhe); Two cases of injury by cold and wind (Wang Meng-Ying); Book reviews:Latest TCM Books (For this item please quote stock ID 29603)

Volume 1, #2, May 2004 contains: Advice from famous Zhejiang gynaecologists (Steve Clavey); Classic formulas: focal distention (Dan Bensky); Chinese herbs for your garden (Brian May); The Nan Jing & Liver blood deficiency (Greg Williams); Formulas from the Bamboo Grove Monastery (Steven Clavey); Eructation (Did you need to bring that up?) (Ante Babic); Retinitis pigmentosa: case history (Petra Joly); 2000 years of medical exchange: Part 2 (Gunter Neeb); Book Reviews; Yang Sheng: The thing about jing (Xiaoyao Xingzhe) (For this item please quote stock ID 23720)

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