Announcement of Four Major Texts on Oriental Medicine

Dear Colleague,

I’m writing acupuncturists all over to announce the availability of four texts on Oriental Medicine that I have been authoring since 1995. I am an MIT graduate in Earth and Planetary Sciences and have also been studying medicine all my life.  I studied Oriental medicine here in Miami, Florida and in Harbin, China and I have been in private practice since 1998 in Miami.

I am also an ordained Kagyu Tibetan Buddhist monk and I try to introduce my patients to Buddhist meditation techniques.  I find the results of using meditation with acupuncture and herbology very positive and I wanted to share that with you.

My clinic’s website is QuanYinMedicalCenter.com – where I have established a humble online store to distribute these texts to students and practitioners alike.

Let me summarize the four texts:

Oriental Herbology Clinical Notes:  The Live Herbs

This is a comprehensive exposition of the most useful Oriental herbs in the clinic – together with photography of their natural state in the field. . It also presents the details necessary for the use of the extensive Oriental pharmacopia in the clinic – in a very readable and concise format that allows for easy study and reference. A lot of patients have bought it simply because it’s a beautiful book.  It is library bound and contains 814 pages with 313 full-color photos.

Oriental Herbology Clinical Notes:  The Formulae

This volume details notes taken in medical school in China and here and includes the most useful herb combinations in the clinic. It presents the details necessary for the use of the extensive herb combinations in the clinic – in a very readable and concise format that allows for easy study and reference. It is paper-bound and has 353 pages.

Oriental Medicine Clinical Notes:  Syndrome Differentiation

This text concentrates on the presentation of the syndromes that cause the most common diseases seen in the clinic.  It uses the same concise format for ease of study and research. It is paper-bound and has 214 pages.

Oriental Medicine Clinical Notes:  Theory

This comprehensive text outlines all the techniques in Oriental medicine: examination, diagnosis, acupuncture, herbology, pediatrics, OB/GYN, ear acupuncture, scalp acupuncture, etc. It presents the details necessary for the clinical practice of Oriental medicine – in a very readable and concise format that allows for easy study and reference. It is paper-bound and has 510 pages.

You can see more information on our website – including extensive reviews. It also provides you with the retail prices and a method for purchasing the texts. Please take a look at the “Online Store”…

QuanYinMedicalCenter.com

I wanted to point out that included in the website is a presentation of my CD-ROM on the regular channels and extraordinary points of the human body. This is totally free and now public domain. Take a look at the “Points Database”.

Please don’t hesitate to communicate with me directly if you have any questions or comments. Thank you for your attention. I sincerely hope this material enhances your knowledge and insight during your practice of medicine. It has been invaluable to me.

Sincerely yours,

Robert Gastón, OMD