Read More About Acupuncture:

The Web That Has No Weaver, Ted Kaptchuk

Between Heaven and Earth, Harriet Beinfield and Efrem Korngold

Getting to Know You, Joseph Helms

Inspirational Reading List

Fish!
A fresh outlook inspired by the famous Pike Place Fish, Seattle.

Getting into the Gap
A nice introduction to meditation, with a CD

The Four Agreements
Toltec wisdom for our times

Left to Tell
An extraordinary tale of forgiveness

Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life
Wayne Dyer's new interpretation of the Tao

The Road Less Travelled
A classic, no-nonsense inspirational

Banker to the Poor
Nobel Prize winner Mohammad Yunus talks about a real answer for world poverty.

Leaving Microsoft to Change the World, Three Cups of Tea
There is no end to what you can do!

Acupuncture and Alternative Medicine Links*


National Institutes of Health (NIH) consensus statement on acupuncture, 1997


American Academy of Medical Acupuncture


American Board of Medical Acupuncture


National Institute for Complementary and Alternative Medicine at the NIH


Acubriefs
Literature reviews


NICAM Acupuncture Fact Sheet


American Medical College of Homeopathy


White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy


Pain Recovery Online
A terrific variety of links on painful conditions from Dr Stephen Taylor

HMI Education
More scientific papers on acupuncture

University Of Michigan Complementary and Alternative Medicine Research Center (CAMRC)
"To touch beyond our reach and see beyond our vision"

American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture


Other Links:

American Pain Foundation; A nonprofit information resource and patient advocacy organization serving people with pain

Dermatlas; high-quality dermatologic photos.

Infertility Resources: West Valley Fertility Center

Arizona Center for Advanced Medicine

Take 5 Massage

Rotary International

AZ Acupuncture Board of Examiners

Tai Qi Classes: Ray Sol

Clinical Hypnosis: Mary Herring

KIVA

Peoria North Rotary Club

Guatemala Literacy Project

"It is much more important to know what sort of patient has the disease than what sort of disease the patient has."
                                                         Sir William Osler, MD (1849-1919)

"A person is not sick because of a disease, they are diseased because they are sick."
                                                         Nei Ching Su Wen (200 B.C.)