By Dennis Willmont.

The ancient acupuncture system of the Five Phases provides the missing link for all healing traditions to connect the Body, Mind, and Spirit into one whole. This book builds on original translations from the ancient Chinese medical, Confucian, and Daoist Classics concerning all relevant material on the Five Phases and Twelve Organs of acupuncture in early China. The ancient texts are simplistic in their approach, and the explanations easy to understand. The third volume in the energetic and Body/Mind/Spirit connection in ancient acupuncture series.

Hardbound, 8.75" x 11.25", 713 pages.
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By Dennis Willmont.

Are you consuming healthy fats and oils, or deadly ones? Most people are unaware of the difference, and subsequently rely on medical professionals who sentence them to a life of pharmaceuticals. Dennis Willmont explores the controversy surrounding cholesterol, fats and oils in this riveting book, and gives a layperson's guide to a complicated subject. Learn the truth about fats and oils and how to use them correctly.

Paperback, 5.25" x 8.25", 271 pages.
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By Dennis Willmont.

Beautifully laminated, this 8-page color booklet presents a simplified system that organizes essential oil therapy with the principles and concepts of Chinese Medicine. Three stages of learning to achieve Body/Mind/Spirit unity are outlined: the Qi level, the Spirit level, and the Functional Category level. Also includes properties of the 52 essential oils and descriptions of each phase. Booklet measures 8.5" x 11".
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By Dennis Willmont.

Formerly titled "Natural Healing with Essential Oils", Aromatherapy with Chinese Medicine is a comprehensive approach to the field of Aromatherapy. It goes beyond the simple correlation between essential oils and symptoms in order to present a new and integrated system of healing on the Body/Mind/Spirit level.
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By Dennis Willmont.

New hardbound edition! The acupuncture points are the doorway of the Body, Mind and Spirit. Ancient practitioners gave each of these points up to twenty-four different names. These names go beyond mere descriptions of the points. They lend their original perspective to modern understanding by illuminating the world-view from which acupuncture was produced. The study of these names, therefore, constitutes one of the most important ways to understand; not only the acupuncture points, but acupuncture itself.
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By Dennis Willmont.

New hardbound edition! The human spirit incarnates into the human body in Four Stages of Three Aspects each, making Twelve Aspects in all. Each of these Twelve Aspects is represented by an acupuncture point. In each Stage the Spirit has the opportunity to become comfortable with its physical abode. When life experience disrupts the natural progression of this evolution, the Twelve Spirit Points can be used as a group treatment, or together in various combinations to restore the Body, Mind, Spirit unity appropriate to the Stage or Aspect associated with this disruption.
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