Fiction and nonfiction by Fletcher Kovich
Traditional Chinese Medicine
by Fletcher Kovich
Articles and essays
The Daily Variance in Impedance at Acupuncture Points
The impedance profile of acupuncture points
A new definition of an acupuncture meridian
A curious oversight in acupuncture research
The misattribution of Chinese Medicine organs
Hernia treated with acupuncture (case history)
The heat generated by our liver when we are angry
Practice insight into the issue of whether to needle on both sides
Can acupuncture treat inherited conditions? (or: The myth of genetics)
Why does our body adjust to the seasons?
Which organ produces the symptoms of autism?
The Mental functions of our immune system
Treating headache and migraine
Symptoms left behind like confetti
Eye pain communicated by phone
Why does reading pulses make me belch?
In Chinese Medicine, is ‘energy’ the pathogen?
Acupuncture research project
The results so far in the author’s ongoing acupuncture research project.
Books
Secrets of the Hidden Vessels
Nonfiction. This book clearly explains Chinese acupuncture. It describes which parts of the Nei Jing are fact based, metaphorical, or untrue; identifies the conflicting Nei Jing theories on metabolism, and which are true or untrue; and key concepts such as the Chinese medicine organ functions are also clearly explained in relation to contemporary physiology.
The book provides students or practitioners with an indispensible guide to properly understanding the Chinese medicine of the Nei Jing. And it also enables Chinese medicine to be explained to patients using terms they can understand.
Acupuncture Explained
Nonfiction. The book provides a clear, easy-to-read account of what Chinese acupuncture is, how it works, and what it can treat – all expressed in terms that can be understood by Western readers. It provides acupuncture students or patients with an overview of the entire subject.