Acupuncture Today and in Ancient China

The book explores the complexities of Chinese acupuncture, highlighting the blend of ancient texts like the Nei Jing with modern reinterpretations. It critiques the selective quoting of the Nei Jing, which presents a mix of factual, metaphorical, and unfounded theories as universally valid. This approach has led to a medical system that poses significant challenges for Western understanding and lacks a scientific foundation, often conflicting with contemporary physiological knowledge.