By David F. Mayor.

A great reference on the theoretical foundations of electroacupuncture, as well as experimental and clinical evidence for the use of this theory in practice. Clearly written and in a concise format, Electroacupuncture gives the reader a thorough overview of the subject. Guidance on the effective clinical practice of electroacupuncture is provided as well, and is illustrated with informative and compelling case histories. Book comes with a CD-ROM research companion that offers searchable chapters along with an extensive database of more than 8,000 clinical trials.
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By Robert Redfern and Julian Kenyon.

Formerly called "Simply a Safer Way", this book is a fully illustrated manual on the use of acupressure, acupuncture, or electro-acupoint stimulation for more than 160 different conditions. The description of each disease condition includes a synopsis of cause and effect, a listing of suitable acupuncture point names, and detailed black-and-white illustrations with point demarcations. The spiral-bound format and the organization according to nine categories ranging from painful disorders to sports and industrial injuries contribute to the utility of the text.
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By Hirohisa Oda.

Provides a general introduction and the practical use of Japanese style electro-therapy and application of Ryodoraku. Useful for both students and practitioners.

Paperback, 8" x 11.5", 53 pages.
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By Carolyn Greenlee.

This is a hands-on manual that guides the reader step-by-step through the basdics of microcurrent therapy. Details of instrumentation, applicable bodywork patterns, microcurrent inferential, auricular treatment procedures, meridian therapy, Akabane, interpretation protocol, five phase, Luo, sedation, and supplemental points, source, master, and association points, Korean hand therapy, and a variety of miscellaneous point treatment strategies are all covered in this ambitious and useful book.

Spiral-bound, 8.5" x 11", 160 pages.
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