Chzhud-shi. The Main Guide to the Medical Science of Tibet

Tibetan medicine is something not easily accessible to our understanding, something mysterious, but undoubtedly trustworthy. The medical science, named by its creators—Tibetan lamas—chzhud-shi, which means "four foundations," carries practical value even today, despite primitive means and methods of treatment by modern standards: herbs, minerals, purified water. Chzhud-shi was created by healers in monasteries, separated from the rest of the world through their labor and wisdom.

Decoded, adapted, and made part of medical science by Pyotr Alexandrovich Badmaev—a remarkable and, without exaggeration, legendary man.