Chinese Medical Palmistry
by Xiao-Fan Zong, Gary Liscum
Book Review
Our publisher, Bob Flaws, has been interested in palmistry for more than 30 years. That’s why he asked the two authors to search the Chinese language literature on this topic. The result is this book.
BACKCOVER: In Chinese medicine, every part of the body is believed to contain a hologram of the entire organism, just as each cell contains the genetic code of the entire body. Thus Chinese doctors have for centuries believed that one can diagnose health and disease from the shape of the hand, the mounds and lines on the palm, and the fingernails.
There are many other books on palmistry in English, but this is the first on Chinese medical palmistry. It has been compiled from a number of Chinese sources by a husband/wife team consisting of an American acupuncturist and a professional Chinese translator.
This book is meant for use by professional health care practitioners, such as acupuncturists, chiropractors, naturopaths, and MDs to aid them in the diagnosis of their patients. It is also meant for lay readers interested in learning about their own constitution and the sorts of diseases they are liable to develop. Thus this book enable one to see their health and also to take one’s own health into their own hands.
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