Fwd: Pharmacopoeia of China (2000 English version)

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> Hello,

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> My colleague forwarded this email to me.  I'm interested in finding out

> about the POTPROC 2000 English Edition.  Can you tell me more about it?

> How many herbs are covered?  The most common and obscure?  Functions and

> properties?  Can I see the table of contents and perhaps one of the herb

> listings?  Perhaps you can attach a page from the book.

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> I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

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> Sincerely,

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> David Engstrom, M.Ac., L.Ac.

> Seattle, WA USA

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> Chi Zhenguo [szchis]

> Tuesday, June 25, 2002 8:50 AM

> DebiRNLAc

> Pharmacopeia of China (2000 English version)

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> *Press Release*

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> PHARMACOPEIA OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA (2000 English Edition)

> 2000 English edition of Pharmacopoeia of China compiled by the

> Pharmacopoeia Commission has been published ahead of schedule one year .

> It

> is an official and authoritative compendium of drugs. It covers almost

> traditional Chinese medicines, most of west medicines and preparations,

> giving information on the standards of purity, description, test,

> dosage,

> precaution, storage, and the strength for each drug

> Jan., 2001;  vol I, herbal medicine volume; vol II, west medicine volume

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> ISBN: 7-5025-2981-0 (volume I) and 7-5025-2982-9 (volume II)

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> More information, please contact:

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> Chi Zhenguo

> Rm.604, Bldg.7, Qian Hai Hua Yuan

> Tao Yuan West Rd., Nantou

> Nanshan, Shenzhen, Guangdong

> P.R.China 518052

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> Fax: +86 755 6161829 (+86 755 26161829, after June 29,2002)

> E-mail: szchis

> http://www.tradezone.com/tradesites/chizhenguo.html      

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> Best Regards.

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