Comments on: Book Review: A Tooth From The Tiger’s Mouth http://edshealthtips.com/book-review-a-tooth-from-the-tigers-mouth/ Advice for self-healing Tue, 24 Apr 2012 08:50:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Ed http://edshealthtips.com/book-review-a-tooth-from-the-tigers-mouth/comment-page-1/#comment-5707 Ed Wed, 25 Aug 2010 15:24:45 +0000 http://edshealthtips.com/?p=121#comment-5707 Susan, Thanks for your comment. I'd be very interested in reading about the use of Western herbs for "hit medicine". Susan,

Thanks for your comment. I’d be very interested in reading about the use of Western herbs for “hit medicine”.

]]> By: Susan Lynn Peterson http://edshealthtips.com/book-review-a-tooth-from-the-tigers-mouth/comment-page-1/#comment-5706 Susan Lynn Peterson Wed, 25 Aug 2010 06:20:28 +0000 http://edshealthtips.com/?p=121#comment-5706 I've looked at most of the English-language books about Chinese herbs for martial purposes. Bisio's Tooth from a Tiger's Mouth is hands-down the best. As a martial arts teacher, I've recommended it several times to students interested in Chinese herbs. I was hoping to do something similar, and hopefully of as good a quality, from a Western perspective with my Western Herbs for Martial Artists and Contact Athletes. Both Eastern and Western herbs offer invaluable help in reducing the time it takes to recover from common martial arts injuries. I’ve looked at most of the English-language books about Chinese herbs for martial purposes. Bisio’s Tooth from a Tiger’s Mouth is hands-down the best. As a martial arts teacher, I’ve recommended it several times to students interested in Chinese herbs. I was hoping to do something similar, and hopefully of as good a quality, from a Western perspective with my Western Herbs for Martial Artists and Contact Athletes. Both Eastern and Western herbs offer invaluable help in reducing the time it takes to recover from common martial arts injuries.

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