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Leon Hammer, M.D., was published after Between Heaven  and Earth
was written, so it was not used as a reference, but we recommend it
as furth er reading for those interested in psychology and Chinese
medicine. Similarly, Chinese Herbal Medicine: Formulas and Strategies
(Seattle: Eastland Press, 1990), compiled and translated by Dan
Bensky and Randall Barolet, is a resource guide to traditional herbal
formulas. Another general source is The Foundation of Chinese
Medicine: A Comprehensive Text for Acupuncturists and Herbalists  by
Giovanni Maciocia (London: Churchill Livingstone, 1989).Many of the books on Chine se medicine are available through the
mail-order catalog of Redwing Book Company, 44 Linden Street,
Brookline, Massachusetts 02146. Phone: 800-873-3946. OceanofPDF.comABOUT THE AUTHORS
Harriet Beineld and Efrem Korngold were among the rst
Americans to be trained at the College of Traditional
Acupuncture in England, and to be licensed in California. Korngold has studied herbal medicine at the Kunming Research
Institute in China, with further training at the Shanghai College
of Medicine. A former professor at the San Francisco College of
Acupuncture, where he direc ted the post-graduate progra m, he
is a Diplomate and Examination Consultant of the National
Commission for the Certication of Acupuncturists (NCCA ). The
couple maintain a private practice at their San Francisco clinic,
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        Cheng, Xinnong. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion. China:
Foreign Language Press, 1987. Cheung, C. S. Rationale and Correct Organization of Prescription of
Traditional Chinese Medicine. San Francisco: Traditional ChineseMedical Publisher, 1980.
Yat Ki Lai
Who is the co-author of the book "Mental Dysfunction As Treated by Traditional Chinese Medicine"?