A Manual of Acupuncture Deadman

A Manual of Acupuncture, Author: Peter Deadman & Mazin Al-Khafaji. This is the old (2000) e-book. The entire contents of A Manual of Acupuncture in fully linked format. Suitable for Windows or Macintosh formats. AII pages are in Acrobat PDF (portable document format): you can view or print pages exactIy as they appear in the book. High quality colour graphics. Clickable icons on every point page bring up body area illustrations. Student level self-testing module. Click on character calligraphy to hear Chinese pronunciation of point names. Entirely searchable by any word appearing in any page. Fully linked indexes. New Combinations index.

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sistromo (2008-09-13)

Acupuncture has been debunked as being little (if anything) more than a placebo.

typenegat (2008-09-14)

And stupidity has been shown to cause idle speech. Pubmed has 13000+ articles about acupuncture.

bibbsi (2009-02-18)

this is fantastic... I was so worried about how i was going to afford this book. THANKYOU!

Phavonic (2009-10-07)

Acupuncture is not just placebo, one of the points to remember is that its very expensive and many agnostic health freaks espect miracles in the first go.
I had a acupuncture course with a good friend of mine, and although I had the balls to tell her if it was nonsense, it actually, after a "preliminary" seesions, had a really relaxing effect on me, like being sedated with my speach slurrrrrrred. But nothing much else

ssslaaark (2012-06-19)

Thx mate

yugnats (2014-03-24)

Anyone have the accompanying DVD? It's supposed to be amazing. If I do buy them, I'll be sure to share :)