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I have three Chinese medicine websites bookmarked on my web browser. These three sites all provide good information that is worth keeping at hand. Here they are, with the reasons I bookmark them:

1. Deepesthealth.com:  Eric Grey, a student at NCNM, has maintained this blog for a couple of years. Recently, the content has been a little slow as the author is about to graduate, but the past posts are worth looking at. Eric is one of those extremely passionate students, and since he is about to make his transition from student to practitioner, others students should really follow this blog.

2. TCM Directory: This page has loads of information which is nicely organized. I used to use google to search for what I was looking for, and now I look here first. If you are a practitioner, you can take advantage of a free listing. They have everything from books to school listings to acupuncture supplies.

3. Chinese Medicine Notes: I first found this blog by Yael Ernst because someone had mentioned my book on there (what can I say? I was ego surfing). I found that I kept reading, and reading, and reading. This is unusual for me, as I am not usually interested in blogs. What I like most about Yael’s blog is that it is well written, well thought-out, and interesting! She’s also much more consistent than say, me, with weekly posts added on spot.

Anything I missed? Probably. Let me know below.