GLENDALE, Ariz. - s4story -- Early on in her medical career, Dr. Judyth Shamosh recognized the brilliance of Eastern herbal medicine, particularly as practiced within Ayurveda and Chinese modalities. Indeed, if a medical system has lasted as long as Eastern medicine, it's because it continues to offer significant benefits that work effectively to heal.

In The Physics and Poetry of Eastern Herbal Medicine, Dr. Shamosh explains how Eastern medicine is founded on "systems thinking." Rather than relying solely on the knowledge and data associated with linear thinking, a systems-physician problem-solves by understanding the complex interrelationships, interdependence, and functions of organ-systems, as well environmental influences. The patient's participation becomes integral to the healing process.

As she explores system thinking, Dr. Shamosh delves into the parallels between modern physics and poetry. Science is more than hard facts. It is creative and reflective of everyday experiences, in the same vein as poetry. Yin, Yang, Qi, The Five Phases, Six Tastes, Eight Principles, Four Observations, Four Doshas, and Tongue and Pulse Assessment all inform systems-practitioners and enable them to treat the root-cause of conditions and avoid treating symptoms.

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With its incredible explanations, The Physics and Poetry of Eastern Herbal Medicine is destined to become a must-have for the lay person interested in gaining insight into personal health, as well as for the medical professional whose goal is to help the whole patient heal while doing no harm.

Judyth Shamosh, Ph.D. has been a clinical practitioner since 1994. Founder of Greenfingers Herbal Medicine Clinic, she practices Ayurvedic, Classical Chinese, and Western herbal medicines and teaches apprentices.

Endorsements

"If we are to improve the practice of medicine, we must gather the truth wherever it can be found. . . Western medicine needs more "yin" rescue, and Dr. Judyth valiantly succeeds in bringing valuable knowledge and truth to the forefront. Clinicians of all types will find it a valuable resource to consult in helping individualize therapy."

—Scott Jensen, MD, Jensen Family Wellness

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