Introduction. 1. Overview and Basics on Chinese Dermatology. 2. The Daily Routine in Chinese Medical Dermatology. 3. Chinese Herbal Treatment Options in Chinese Medical Dermatology. 4. The Skin. 5. Western Point of View of Psoriasis. 6. The Perspective on Psoriasis in Traditional Chinese Medicine. 7. The Relationship Between Psoriasis and the Functional Disorder of Organs and Channels in Traditional Chinese Medicine. 8. The Relationship Between Psoriasis and the Invasion of Exogenous Pathogenic Factors. 9. Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment According to Traditional Chinese Medicine. 10. Modern Pharmacological Research. 11. Useful Advice about the Course and Prognosis of Treatment. 12. Preventive Healthcare: Dietary and Lifestyle Advice. 13. Clinical Cases of Psoriasis. Afterword.
A practical guide to understanding and treating psoriasis from a Chinese medicine viewpoint
Sabine Schmitz (M. Med. TCM) is a graduate of the Zhejiang Chinese Medical University in Hangzhou, China. She is based in Cologne, Germany and has a private TCM practice specializing in skin diseases, gynecological disorders and infertility treatment. Her website is: www.chinamed-koeln.com. Sabine is the founder and owner of CHINAMED COSMETICS, an exciting new range of modern natural herbal cosmetics based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and made in Germany to high quality standards. www.chinamed-cosmetics.com
This fabulous book is the most comprehensive description of
psoriasis treatment with Chinese medicine that I have ever seen.
Detailed discussion of the pathology of the illness from both
Chinese and Western points of view, traditional insights into the
use of each herb backed up by modern bio-medical research, numerous
case histories followed up by a larger case study concerning the
very common psoriasis of the scalp, and all laid out in a clear and
logical manner that is a pleasure to read. If you have patients
with psoriasis, I strongly recommend that you buy this book. --
Steve Clavey, Chinese medicine practitioner in Melbourne, Author,
Translator and Editor of The Lantern
The stand-out aspect of this text for me is that the author does
not simply present us with dry clinical information-whether
describing biomedical facts or traditional Chinese medicine theory,
she frequently comments on them from her own clinical perspective.
... The hard-won clinical knowledge of an experienced practitioner
shines out from these pages, such that the author even structures
the book by listing the primary patterns in order of their
frequency in her clinical practice. ... A genuinely useful clinical
contribution on the subject of dermatology. Let us hope the author
publishes more in this field. -- Daniel Maxwell, The Journal of
Chinese Medicine (England), issue 118 October 2018
Books on Chinese medicine dermatology are few and far between, and
the information in them can often leave one with more questions
than answers. Sabine's debut book, solely on psoriasis, fills a gap
in the field. ... What makes this book refreshing is Sabine's
personal experiences and findings. She peppers the text with useful
advice. ... This work is a comprehensive text regarding Western and
Chinese medicine in the treatment of psoriasis and anyone
interested in dermatology or who has patients with the condition
will find it a practical addition to keep within one's reach. --
Davina Mercuri, The Lantern (Australia), Volume 16 No. 1, January
2019
This new book is a great addition to the field of TCM dermatology,
with a wealth of detailed and practical information for the
treatment of psoriasis with Chinese medicine. Clear descriptions
and colour illustrations of the various patterns, along with
in-depth herbal treatment strategies, both internal and topical,
make this a great clinical aid, and one I will be keeping close at
hand! -- Mary-Jo Bevin, Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Melbourne,
Australia
Very excited about your new book! There is very little at all
available for TCM practitioners on this topic so your book is most
welcome! -- CHINA BOOKS, Sydney, Australia
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