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Chinese Medicine and the H1N1 Virus

Historically, Chinese herbal medicine has been very effective against viral infections, even new strains. A handful of Chinese herbs have been shown to have strong neuraminidase inhibitory effects, most notably, ku shen/sophora root and ban lan gen/isatis root . For these substances to be effective, it is important that they are administered at the right phase, with consideration to the patient’s pattern and in conjunction with other herbs in an appropriately matched formula.  Read more...

 

New Perspectives on the Treatment of Male Fertility

It is a common practitioner’s dilemma: many women show up in our clinics for fertility support, but getting male partners to come for treatment is a challenge. Despite their reluctance, the American Society of Reproductive Medicine reports that the male factor is responsible for one-third of fertility problems in this country, and male and female factors together are responsible for another third of fertility problems. 48% of miscarriages are thought to be due to abnormal sperm issues.   Read more...

 

Current Newsletter Articles:
Re-Establishing Optimal Health Postpartum
Jade eNews - May 2010

The Awakening of Choice
Jade eNews - May 2010

The Art of Ginseng: Chicken Soup for all Seasons
Jade eNews - May 2010

Chinese Year of the Metal Tiger
Jade eNews - February 2010

 

 

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