The Modern Shāng Hán Lùn
Zhāng Zhòng-Jǐng's cold damage treatise, clause by clause, with the commentary a working practitioner needs. 178 clauses live now and growing, with every future clause included in your purchase.
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- The Tài Yáng division, clauses 1–178, clause by clause
- Original 中文 and pinyin alongside a faithful English rendering
- Modern clinical commentary written for practice, not for exams
- Formulas with classical doses and modern gram equivalents
- Australian scheduling notes and substitution guidance on restricted herbs
- Sources named for every clause — no invented citations
Educational material for registered practitioners and senior students. Formulas containing herbs restricted in Australia are reproduced for scholarly completeness with their scheduling status and substitution guidance — none of it is prescribing advice.
Questions
What does Volume I cover?
The Tài Yáng division — clauses 1 through 178. That's the largest and most clinically used section of the treatise, including the Guì Zhī Tāng and Má Huáng Tāng families, the Shào Yáng overlap, and the xiè xīn tāng group.
Is it included with my subscription?
The annual Medi-Chi subscription includes the full volume at no extra cost. Monthly subscribers can buy the ebook one-off, and sample clauses stay free for everyone.
How do you handle restricted herbs?
Formulas containing Má Huáng, Fù Zǐ, Xì Xīn and similar herbs are reproduced in full, each with its Australian schedule, the reason for the restriction, and a practical substitution note. Nothing in the book is prescribing advice.
Is the whole volume written yet?
The framework and the major formula clauses are live now, and the remaining clauses are being written and released progressively — exactly how the Modern Nèi Jīng grew. Buying once gives you every clause as it lands.
Who is it for?
Registered acupuncturists and Chinese herbal medicine practitioners, and senior students working toward registration. It assumes you already know the basics of pattern differentiation.