The contents of Apuntes de Acupultura come mostly from the compilation of notes and personal communications of the editorial team in their training in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Trained in schools from different Spanish-speaking countries, this sharing of data offers a range of viewpoints, in our view enriching, for students of Traditional Chinese Medicine, through its different techniques: acupuncture, moxibustion, guasha, cupping, etc.

The contents remain open to further evolution and expansion thanks to contributions from new collaborators, learning and personal experience. In addition to this, we list below the reference books we use on the website and in our own learning.

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In alphabetical order by author.

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