Dear JohanHo,
I think your first thing is to observe what your clinical teach is doing!
Then I think you'll get to the way of why and how he's doing, and then you could review the text again and try to make a connection between the text and the clinic.
I cannot recommend any books for the clinical guidance, I learned traditional Chinese medicine in a quite different way, practical things first, and then theory.
And of course I'm very smart myself, hahahahaha...... (joking!)
As to the tongue, yes, a bit yellowish tongue fur might suggest the heat, but not always in the stomach area, so you might find the answer again from the book.
Please don't forget the connections of the internal organs!!!
The Five elements, the Yin and Yang, etc, are all useful in clinic.
It's a long way to go to understand traditional Chinese medicine.
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