The success of the first post we made on Chinese Medicine links encouraged us to write another post on more links we find worth mentioning for various reasons.
Please note that the numbers are just to make it easier to count to 10. This isn’t a rating of any sort.

1. The Journal of Chinese Medicine- this is one of the best journals I read about CM. Peter Deadman is doing a wonderfully important job with this journal and publication. You will find that the website has a lot to do with selling different products, but there are also interesting articles you can download for free, and the website itself is beautifully designed. Note it.

2. Classical Chinese Medicine- Prof. Heiner Fruehauf’s website. Yes, I’m at the verge of being a groupie. Seriously though, the website contains very interesting articles and much more. Print the articles and read them thoroughly. Note it.

3. Chinese Medicine Doc- the private website of Jason Blalack from Boulder Colorado. I found a nice amount of articles, mainly about Chinese herbs. Notes it.

4. Acupuncture Today- a huge site with lots of information and articles about CM. I use the reviews on books almost on a regular basis, helps me know more about the books that are out there on CM. Note it.

5. Art Tai Ji- Assi Ben Porat is an Israeli who practices Tai Ji and translates the art of movement to the art of painting. Very unique website, all those into Tai Ji should take a look, and also those who are interested in new paintings for their clinics. Note it.

6. Lectures from The Pacific College’s Symposiums- The Pacific College of Oriental Medicine holds an annual symposium. They now have on their website various recordings for free download from their website of such speakers as Dan Bensky, Giovanni Maciocia and others. Note it.

7. The Lantern- recently uploaded their new and improved website. This Australian journal, with Steven Clavey on it’s team, has very interesting articles, and you can find some of them on their website. Note it.

8. Insights for Acupuncturists- Lisa Hanfileti from Vancouver Washington started this website to help others on their way to practice what they have learned for so long. YaY Lisa! She has great ideas in there and you will not waste your time visiting this site. Note it.

9. Dharma The Cat’s Blog- what started off as a website presenting the comics, is now the blog that teaches us philosophy with fur. We can all learn from a cat. Note it.

10. Chinese Medicine Jobs- our new job board with job offers in the USA (apologies to the people from Europe, this was all we could find), I hope it will help you on your way to fulfilling your destiny. Note it.