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Qi Tonics build up health

Herbal Remedies that have the action of replenishing Qi and eliminating or relieving syndromes due to Qi deficiency are defined as Qi tonics.

All life activities, such as growth, development and metabolism, are dependent on Qi. The spleen, being the material basis of the acquired constitution, is the source of Qi and blood, while the lung is the dominator of the Qi of the whole body.

As a result, whether the spleen and lung function normally or not is closely related to the formation and circulation of Qi in the body. Dysfunction of the spleen and lung due to one cause or another will result in the syndrome of Qi deficiency, the body becoming weak, manifested as such symptoms of asthenic type as fatigue, lassitude, listlessness, poor appetite, languor and spontaneous sweating. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: ci wu jia, da zao, feng huang jiang, health, mi, Qi Tonics, Ren shen, yi tang

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Overstrain or Overrest Affect the physiological function

Diet, work and rest are the fundamental conditions for human beings to live and maintain good health. Improper diet and maladjustment of work and rest will affect the physiological functions of the viscera and reduce the organism’s resistance to diseases, thus becoming pathogenic factors.

Maladjustment of work and rest includes overstrain and overrest.

Overstrain includes physical overstrain, mental overstrain and sexual overstrain, Read the rest of this entry »

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The report of Xianling Gubao capsules on improvement bone mineral density in 102 cases of patients with osteoporosis

Objective: To observe the improvement situation of osteoporosis patient’ s BMD by using Chinese native medicine Xianling gubao capsule.

Methods: Adhere to the diagnosis standard which all matches the original osteoporosis disease of the Chinese original osteoporosis disease and WHO’s standard.

Give the osteoporosis patient whose age are more than 50 years old with the Xianling gubao capsule, everyday 3 times, each time 3#. take orally.

The treatment course was 6 weeks.

The BMD was measured before and after four treatment courses. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: BMD, Osteoporosis, xianling gubao

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Different between Bushen Migu Ye and Xian ling Gu Bao Caps

Bushen Migu Ye(Yem) and Xianling gubao caps were all tonify kidney. And in the market, you could find more than those two remedies invigorate kidney. Invigorate kidney, help osteoporosis.

Which one suit for me? How did i choice them?

 In Traditional Chinese Medicines, kidney control bones. Osteoporosis was orthopedic disease, most was related kidney weak and essential deficient of the middle-age and senior.  

The principle of teatment osteoporosis was invigorat the kidney.  Invigorating the kidney will strong bone. Bone lose got, osteoporosis will be fine.

There are so many invigorate kidney remedies, how could we choice them?

We must use the syndrome differentiation (means: symptom collection and analysis) to choice which remedies suit for the praticular person’s osteoporosis. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Bushen Migu, invigorate kidney, Osteoporosis, senior, syndrome differentiation, xianling gubao

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Post menopausal osteoporosis–Bushen Jianggu-Bushen Migu Ye

Recently, an adulte male, 50 years old, and diagnosed with osteoporosis. He asked us to give his an advice about Bushen Migu Yem (Bushen Migu Ye). From Google, we found an article about this remedy study at 1996.

From Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, kidney was the fundamental of live. Since our age was big and big, the kidney function was weaken than before. So, tonify kidney was a very important way to anti-aging.

 Those two remedies’s name were Bushen, that means tonify kidney. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: bushen jianggu, Bushen Migu, post menopausal osteoporosis, tonify kidney

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