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Huang Di Nei Jing Ling Shu
The Ancient Classic on Needle Therapy
The complete Chinese text with an annotated English translation
Paul U. Unschuld
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1. A New World View, a New Healing
2. Huang Di—The Yellow Thearch
3. The New Terminology
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4. The Holism of Politics and Medicine
6. The Causes of Illness / 15
7. Diagnosis
9. Therapy
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8. Conditions of Illness / 22
10. About the Translation
5. Morphology—Substrate and Classification
Abbreviations and Literature quoted
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ANNOTATED TRANSLATION OF LING SHU 1 THROUGH 81
Chapter 1
The Nine Needles and the Twelve Origin [Openings]
Chapter 2
To Consider the Transportation [Openings] as the Foundation
Chapter 3
Explanatory Remarks on the Small Needles
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Chapter 4
The Physical Appearances of Diseases resulting from the Presence
of Evil qi in the Long-term Depots and Short-term Repositories. / 85
Chapter 5
Root and Connection / 111
Chapter 6
Longevity, Early Death, Hardness and Softness
Chapter 7
The Official Needles
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Chapter 8
To Consider the Spirit as the Foundation
Chapter 9
End and Beginning. /
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Chapter 10
The Conduit Vessels / 175
Chapter 11
The Conduits and their Diverging [Vessels]
Chapter 12
The Conduit/Stream Waters / 215
Chapter 13
The Conduits and their Sinews / 225
Chapter 14
The Measurements of the Bones
Chapter 15
The 50-fold Circulation
Chapter 16
The Camp Qi /
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Chapter 17
The Measurements of the Vessels
Chapter 18
Camp [Qi] and Guard [Qi] – Generation and Meeting
Chapter 19
The Four Seasonal Qi / 269
Chapter 20
The Five Evils /
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Chapter 21
Cold and Heat Disease
Chapter 22
Peak-illness and Madness
Chapter 23
Heat Diseases / 293
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Chapter 24
The Receding [Qi] Diseases / 305
Chapter 25
The Diseases and their Roots /
Chapter 26
Various Diseases /
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Chapter 27
Circulation Blockage-illness / 321
Chapter 28
Oral Inquiry / 327
Chapter 29
The Transmissions from the Teachers / 341
Chapter 30
Differentiation of the Qi
Chapter 31
Intestines and Stomach
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Chapter 32
A Healthy Person Ends the Ingestion of Grain
Chapter 33
On the Seas
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Chapter 34
The Five Disturbances
Chapter 35
On Swelling
Chapater 36
Liquids
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The Separation of the Five //Protuberance-Illnesses// Jin and Ye
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Chapter 37
The Five Observation Points and the Five Emissaries
Chapter 38
Movements Contrary to and in Accordance with the Norms, Being
Well Nourished and Being Malnourished / 393
Chapter 39
The Blood Network [Vessels]
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