Antibotics and the all for CM

[Guest guest]

I totally agree with you Zev and Ken on this matter. I read in the

paper today that antibotics will be ineffective by the year 2015

according to a recent study.

 

Your suggestion of to start training more students in the theory and

prescriptions of Wen Bing/Warm Disease is an important one. I also

read in the paper today that there is a flu epidemic thats going to

sweep across Europe and the US in the coming months. This may well

cause additional problems as the SARS virus may be masked as chronic

flu.

 

Attilio

 

" " <zrosenbe@s...> wrote:

> I've been evangelizing for at least twenty years with patients,

family,

> students and anyone else to avoid antibiotic treatment except when

> absolutely necessary, and foods that may contain antibiotics, such

as

> non-organic animal products.

>

> I think this crisis is one of the places where Chinese medicine has

to

> step up to the plate. We need to stop being so apologetic and

> complacent, and start telling people how effective Chinese medicine

can

> be for infectious diseases. We also need to start training more

> students in the theory and prescriptions of Wen Bing/Warm Disease.

>

> Just the knee-jerk reaction of modern medicine treating viral

> infections with antibiotics, and the use of 'prophylactic'

antibiotics

> has damaged the immunity of millions of people in America alone.

>

> One way to avoid the crisis of which you speak, Attilio, is herbal

> medicine, homeopathy and acupuncture.

>

>

> On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 07:34 AM,

> Chinese Medicine wrote:

>

> > A leading professor is warning of an antibiotics crisis which

could

> > lead to thousands of people dying from treatable illnesses.

> > Professor Hugh McGavock from the University of Ulster has told the

> > BBC " gross overprescribing " by doctors is making many antibiotics

> > useless.

> >

> > He has estimated that in 12 years all antibiotics could be

> > redundant.

>

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