Manual Thermal Evaluation Katherine Berry

Manual Thermal Evaluation Katherine BerrySince the time of Hippocrates, medical practitioners have noted the clinical significance of temperature changes found over different parts of the body. In Manual Thermal Evaluation Jean Pierre Barral brings this form of diagnosis into the new millenium. As one aspect of the physical examination, manual thermal evaluation is a method that utilizes sensitivity to temperature changes to identify dysfunction within the body. It is useful across a wide

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Professor and Chief Physician

—from the Foreword by Tom Shaver

is just such a book

The first of its kind

they view trauma from the perspective of how it affects the different tissues and systems of the body

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Leon Hammer has synthesized a lifetime of educational and clinical experience in this gem of a book

"If you have ever wondered why acupuncture texts sometimes describe strange and bizarre point indications