Title: THE SUBSEQUENT TANTRA
Edition: 1st edition
Translation team: Dr. Thokmay Paljor, Dr. Passang Wangdu, Dr. Tsering Thakchoe, Dr. Sonam Dolma, Dr. Jamyang Dolma, Dr. Pema Tsetso, Dr. Namdol Lhamo, Dr. Norchung and Dr. Tenzin Choying
Cover: Hard Cover
Published: 23rd March 2011
This is the first ever complete translation of the last Tantra from the 'Gyueshi' (Four Tantras). The Subsequent Tantra explains the diagnosis, preparation of different medicines and the practical application of various therapies practiced in Tibetan Medicine. Glossaries on Tibetan terms and medicinal ingredients are an indispensible part of the book.

Title:    THE ROOT TANTRA & THE EXPLANATORY TANTRA
Edition: 2nd edition
Translation team: Dr. Thokmay Paljor, Dr. Passang Wangdu and Dr. Sonam Dolma
Cover: Hard Cover
Published: 23rd March 2011
This edition of the English translation of the Root Tantra and the Explanatory Tantra of the Tibetan Medicine is done upon our first edition which appeared in 2008. The Root Tantra & the Explanatory Tantra encompass the foundation on which the entire principle of Tibetan Medicine is based. Broad spectrum of glossaries are also appended which adds a special touch to the book.

Title: A Handbook of Tibetan Medicinal Plants
Foreword by: H.H. the Dalai Lama
Author: Dr.Tsering Dorjee Dekhang (MD)
Published by: Men-Tsee-Khang (Tibetan Medical & Astrological )
Version: English
Pages: 237
Cover: Soft cover
Size: 10 x 18 cm

Title: A Clear Mirror Of Tibetan Medicinal Plants.  (Second Volume: Vol. II)
Author: Dr. Dawa

Translated into English by: Dr. Tsering Dorjee, Dr. Tsultrim Kalsang, Mr. N.Phunrab, P.Gyaltsen and T. Gyatso.
Published: 2010, Men-Tsee-Khang.

About the book:  The book is a botanical painting of medicinal plants that illustrates 152 medicinal plants. It shows Tibetan names, its synonym for correct identification, botanical names, and classification of Materia Medica, additional characteristics and its morphology. It also explains the period of collection, method of processing, the range of habitat and altitude of the plants grown all over, including Tibet, the Himalayan belts and Sikkim, Bhutan, Nepal and India. The parts used in Tibetan medicine, its taste, nature and its uses.

Title: Tibetan Medicinal Plants
Authors: D.Dawa, Tsering Dorjee Dekhang, Wolfgang Holzner, Christa Kletter, Rana Krasser and Monica Kriechbaum
Published: 2001, Medpharm Scientific Publishers Stuttgart

This book is written in English and it is a result of collaboration work between Tibetan doctors and modern scientists.This volume covers fields of knowledge such as botany, ecology, pharmacognosy, phytocchemistry, ethnopharmacology, complementary medicine and Tibetan culture. It is indenpensable reference work on Tibetan plants and their used in traditional Tibetan medicine.

Title: A Clear Mirror of Tibetan Medicinal Plants
Author: Dawa
Translated into English by: Dr.Dekhang T.D., Dr.T.Yangchen, N.Dolma, Dr.T.Lhamo, N.Phunrab and P.Gyaltsen.
Published: 1999, Cultural Association Tibet Domani, Rome, Italy

This book is translated from its Tibetan version. It is embedded with 151 Tibetan medicinal plants with their Tibetan synonyms, class of materia medica, parts used and morphological descriptions.