Chinese Medicine Notes

10 Chinese Medicine Links You Must Bookmark

Posted on January 26, 2008 by Yael

The world wide web is packed with so many websites and blogs, that sometimes you just don’t know how to reach them all, which is good and which is, well, not so good.
We will list here the 10 links of Chinese Medicine we think you must bookmark and visit, as they offer good content and important info.

1. Deepest Health: Eric Grey’s blog is one of the first stops I make every day as I start my Internet-round. I mentioned it on my links list and I will mention this blog in the future as it is, simply, a great and interesting blog. Period. Note it.

2. Rootdown.us: a wonderful website that invites all those in the Chinese Medicine community around the world to join forces and share their knowledge. What a smart concept! After all, this is what the Internet is all about right? Join in and create an account. The site is friendly, easy to use and the more we share, the more we’ll know. Note it.

3. Portland Acupuncture Blog: Amy brings you information through her blog about acupuncture in Portland, but not just acupuncture. Her recent posts regarding moxa are very interesting. Note it.

4. Alternative Health Practice: A bit of business for those who finished their basic 4 years and want to start their clinic. This blog will give you ideas on how to run your private clinic, how to increase the number of patients, how to be friends with doctors and get referrals and more. Note it.

5. Acupuncture Marketing Blog: After number 4, we give you number 5 which talks about Chinese Medicine. Bonnie shares her experience with us through this blog. A good stop to those of us with a clinic. Note it.

6. Studying TCM: Yes, I know I told you I’m not a herbs woman in a previous post, but this blog is worth a stop because it talks mainly and only about herbs. Yes, even I read it. Note it.

7. Acubriefs.com: Those of you who are interested in research- this is the place for you. Note it.

8. Aritcles by Ted Kaptchuk: I mentioned Ted on a previous post about books, and now here is a page with a long list of probably most of his written work. Busy guy. It’s worth a visit, as Ted Kaptchuk has a lot of knowledge in Chinese Medicine. Note it.

9. Chinese Medicine Times: An on-line magazine dedicated to Chinese Medicine with lots of information from writters we all know such as Giovanni Maciocia, Peter Deadman, the wonderful Shubhuti Daharmananda and more. I love it, I hope you’ll love it too. Note it.

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