Online data on acupoints & herbs for Zangfu Syndromes

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Hi Brian, & All,

 

I have edited data on Acupoints & Herbal formulas for Zangfu Patterns

from cyberandsons.com and uploaded the edited file to

http://homepage.eircom.net/~progers/zangfu_hbs_pts.xls

 

Please feedback your comments on the clinical accuracy / usefulness of

these data to the List, or to me <

 

[Re persistent parasites/GI infections], Brian wrote:

> Oregano leaf extract, and grapefruit seed extract are a couple of

> anti-parasite remedies. Put 3-10 drops in a cup of water. It can be

> pretty rough to take and is as strong as some antibiotics, so start off

> easy. BaiChongWo, 1 cun above SP10 is a good diagnostic, although I

> don't know how well it treats it. HuoXiangZhengQiSan, BaiTouWengTang

> are possible herb formulas. Eating a bland diet and avoiding sugar in

> all forms helps. Is it possible to be E.Coli? If symptoms persist, you

> may need a trip to a parasitologist, they do more than just the stool

> test, which is not that accurate - one told me it is only 65% accurate.

> The bugs can hide in places and not always show up in stools.

 

Details of acupuncture points and their uses, taken from Peter

Deadman's book, are online at:

http://www.internalhealers.com/acupuncture/points_all.cfm or

http://tinyurl.com/a33vf

 

See also online data on Channels & Points at:

http://www.yinyanghouse.com and http://www.acuxo.com

 

Do you know of other high-class online sources for data on acupoints?

 

 

 

 

 

Best regards,

 

 

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