Pathomechs; Books and Learning Resources

[Guest guest]

Members,

 

Please recommend any books or educational material for better

understanding pathomechs and their inter-relation, beyond the basics.

Thanks you for any help with this.

 

Dave Vitello

[Guest guest]

The basics are actually really good place to begin as well as check back in

with on regular occasions. I consider myself really good at the basics, and

that's served me well.

 

I've got a book coming out with my writing partner (Yi Qiao) on diagnosis

here very soon. All diagnostic observations that you'd make are described

with oodles of charts and graphs. The charts are really focused on

mechanisms, both physiological and pathological. So, be watching

eastlandpress.com for that. I'm not 100% sure of the title, probably

something obvious including the word " diagnosis " . Should be coming out any

day now... (they probably got all backed up working on JASON'S Book! ha ha)

 

-al.

 

On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 3:20 PM, dmvitello01 <dmvitello wrote:

 

> Members,

>

> Please recommend any books or educational material for better

> understanding pathomechs and their inter-relation, beyond the basics.

> Thanks you for any help with this.

>

> Dave Vitello

>

 

--

, DAOM

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There are two volumes available in the " pathomechanisms " series,

" Pathomechanisms of the Heart " and " Pathomechanisms of the Liver " , that are in

greater detail than anything else in the English language CM literature. They

are published by Paradigm Publications.

 

 

---- dmvitello01 <dmvitello wrote:

> Members,

>

> Please recommend any books or educational material for better

> understanding pathomechs and their inter-relation, beyond the basics.

> Thanks you for any help with this.

>

> Dave Vitello

>