Here is an illustration showing what this educational Chart looks like, preceded by some information about it and followed by our plans to make it available in electronic form:

The history, principles, and practices of Chinese herbology with guide to use of the chart.

120 major Chinese herbs classified by traditional properties, function, symptoms treated, and meridian referrals.

70 herbs illustrated and identified.

Special section cross-classifying by Western disease categories.

All herbs given in English, Latin, Chinese transliterations and characters. Key medical terms in English and Chinese.

Artistically executed mandalic design.

At present we are busy studying ways by which we can:

either make an electronic copy of this educational Chart available to you free of charge from this website or from another URL willing to post it;

or, alternately, if this proves unfeasible because of the size such a file would occupy, then to make it available at nominal cost by sending it on a CD-ROM to interested site visitors.

Please check back on this website in the near future if you would like to know which of these alternatives we have chosen. Needless to say, we prefer the first choice and will do everything in our power to make the chart available free of charge.