The Modern Shāng Hán Lùn — Volume III
The interior-cold volume: the three yīn divisions and the closing chapters, clauses 273–398, with the commentary a working practitioner needs. 126 clauses live now, and every future release is included in the one purchase.
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What you get
- The Tài Yīn division, clauses 273–280, and why purging is off the table
- The whole Shào Yīn division, clauses 281–325, cold and heat transformation alike
- The Sì Nì rescue group graded by force, with classical doses and modern equivalents
- Jué Yīn, clauses 326–381 — Wū Méi Wán, reversal cold, and the diarrhoea clauses
- The closing chapters: sudden turmoil disorder and relapse after recovery
- Australian scheduling notes on Fù Zǐ, Xì Xīn and other restricted herbs
Restricted herbs are reproduced in full with their Australian schedule, the reason for the restriction and a substitution note. Nothing in the book is prescribing advice.
Read before you buy
Free sample clauses: 273, 281, 326, 386. Or browse the full clause index.
Questions
What does Volume III cover?
Clauses 273 through 398 — the Tài Yīn, Shào Yīn and Jué Yīn divisions in full, plus the two closing chapters on sudden turmoil disorder and relapse after recovery. That is the rest of the book.
Is there a separate Volume IV?
No. The final seventeen clauses read as the tail of Jué Yīn rather than a book of their own, so they sit inside Volume III at no extra cost.
Do I need the earlier volumes first?
No. Each volume stands on its own, and the shared front matter covers the method, the substitution and scheduling notice and the citation rules for all three.
Is it included with my subscription?
The annual Medi-Chi plan includes every volume at no extra cost. Monthly subscribers can buy Volume III one-off, and the sample clauses stay free for everyone.