Posted in Chinese remedies on June 11th, 2007 4 Comments »
I’ve been studying the acupuncture classics lately, and yesterday I found an interesting hiccup remedy. It is in the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic, the oldest known book on Chinese Medicine. It was compiled from older texts about 3,000 years ago.
So if you have hiccups and drinking water from a glass upside down doesn’t work, try [...]
For thousands of years, people in the orient have been tapping acupuncture points to relieve headaches, improve their immune systems,and treat a variety of health complaints. In the past thirty years or so, several Western energy therapies have been developed, based on the acupuncture system. Many of these therapies also use tapping on the points [...]
I want to return to Po Chai Pills usage. One reason is that I know that Huo Xiang Cheng Chi Pien is hard to get, and they have very similar uses. Po Chai pills are very effective in relieving acute gastrointestinal symptoms, particularly nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and heartburn. They are great for hangover, motion sickness, [...]
Prostate problems are much more commonly talked about, these days, than they were 10 years ago. There are basically four problems you can have with your prostate. Younger men are more likely to get acute or chronic prostatitis, and older men, benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH or enlarged prostate) and prostate cancer. If you have any [...]
Carrying on from my last post, today I’ll talk about Chinese remedies that are good for first aid.
For burns, nothing beats Ching Wan Hung. It is an ointment about the consistency of skin cream. I am amazed by how well it works. If you can’t find it aloe vera is next best. Keep a plant [...]