sample pack TCM Herbs for Sjogren's Syndrome
Help is available for Sjogren's Syndrome patients with symptoms of dry eyes, inflammation of the salivary glands, sorethroat, gastroesophagal acid reflux, joint pain, & some SS patients also suffer from other autoimmune diseases such as Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, Systemetic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE), Scleroderma, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Myasthenia Gravis .
Prednisone & Placquenil has its limits. Placquenil is questionable on a long term basis with its toxic effects to your viscera.
The chief mechanisms of TCM treatment aims to nourish deficiencies, overcome obstructions and drain excess.
With Sjogren's syndromes, anti aging & anti inflammatory herbs are formulated to -
1 - nourish yin deficiencies of the liver and kidneys, enhance immune system with leukocyte phagocytosis promoters & triterpenes regulating white blood cell counts to deal with most symptoms onset & flareups
2 - overcome obstructions of the collaterals due to blood stagnation that affects central qi (functional energy flow) thereby causing weakness of the spleen & stomach functions
3 - drain excess liver fire that causes imbalance of the kidney yin; the kidney being the storehouse of essence (jing)
Depletion of jing is the main reason for fluid depletion. (Refer to September blog on Perspectives on Emotions & Health) for info on jing/ essence.
Treatment time varies from 3 months to over a year depending on the severity of your ailment.
TCM herbs will overcome your 'dis-ease' by revitalising & regenerating your system ............. before long, your symptoms creep away & you would'nt even realise it.
I call this success- ' The treatment for The Lost Smile'
Let nature do the healing.
TCM herbs are an integral part of anti aging solutions.
TCM herbs are an integral part of anti aging solutions.
To determine your personalised formula, a health status form will be emailed to you.
Information provided is strictly 'Private & Confidential'
Brewing instructions will be provided.
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Cornus
50 gms of Anti Aging Cornus fruit to boost kidney yang- sample pack
This is not wolfberries which are available easily.
This is a physician's medicinal herb.
This is not wolfberries which are available easily.
This is a physician's medicinal herb.
The Cornus tree is Japanese cornelian cherry.The trees most often used as a source of the Chinese herb are Cornus officinalis, which are cultivated for this purpose mainly in Henan, Zhejiang and Shaanxi provinces and are native to China, Korea, and Japan.
Properties -Cornus fruit is frequently used in Chinese herbal medicine as a tonic and astringent, mainly in formulas that nourish the liver and kidneys.
Iridoid glycosides are important active components of only certain Chinese herbs, particularly cornus.
It is thought that the glucose molecule is cleaved in the digestive system to yield the aglycone as the active compound that has anti-inflammatory actions.
Inflammation is certainly a cause of premature aging.
Oleanolic acid (OA) and ursolic acid (UA) are isomers; they have the same chemical formula. These two pentacyclic triterpenes are of interest to scientists because of their numerous biological activities.
OA can lower blood sugar, a property attributed to cornus, which is listed among the Chinese herbs used for treating diabetes.
UA and OA have liver-protecting and anti-inflammatory effects; cornus is used in some herb formulas for viral hepatitis and the anti-inflammatory effects may be one reason that cornus can be recommended for low back and knee pain associated with aging.
Cornus is an herb used in the formula designed for benign prostate hyperplasia. I use this in my ladies' weight maintenace & metabolic formulas. It strengthens the kidneys & bladder to boost yang & alleviate incontinence issues for women who has yang deficiencies.
If you need to urinate twice in 2 hours, kidney yang needs to be boosted.
Strong kidneys boost immune functions against further degenerative diseases.
Properties -Cornus fruit is frequently used in Chinese herbal medicine as a tonic and astringent, mainly in formulas that nourish the liver and kidneys.
Iridoid glycosides are important active components of only certain Chinese herbs, particularly cornus.
It is thought that the glucose molecule is cleaved in the digestive system to yield the aglycone as the active compound that has anti-inflammatory actions.
Inflammation is certainly a cause of premature aging.
Oleanolic acid (OA) and ursolic acid (UA) are isomers; they have the same chemical formula. These two pentacyclic triterpenes are of interest to scientists because of their numerous biological activities.
OA can lower blood sugar, a property attributed to cornus, which is listed among the Chinese herbs used for treating diabetes.
UA and OA have liver-protecting and anti-inflammatory effects; cornus is used in some herb formulas for viral hepatitis and the anti-inflammatory effects may be one reason that cornus can be recommended for low back and knee pain associated with aging.
Cornus is an herb used in the formula designed for benign prostate hyperplasia. I use this in my ladies' weight maintenace & metabolic formulas. It strengthens the kidneys & bladder to boost yang & alleviate incontinence issues for women who has yang deficiencies.
If you need to urinate twice in 2 hours, kidney yang needs to be boosted.
Strong kidneys boost immune functions against further degenerative diseases.
This herbs has no contraindications on any western drugs you may be taking.
Use 7-8 grams for a mug of tea. Its taste is tart & fragrant like sour plum tea.
Let nature do the healing.
TCM herbs are an integral part of anti aging solutions.
Use 7-8 grams for a mug of tea. Its taste is tart & fragrant like sour plum tea.
Let nature do the healing.
TCM herbs are an integral part of anti aging solutions.
Email- anti_agingsloutions@yahoo.com for orders & other specific herbs you need.
*Under HSA ( Health Science Authority Singapore), herbs that are imported into Singapore meet these requirements -
(a) The herbs do not contain any substances controlled under the Poisons Act and other prohibited substances such as Pangamic acid including its salts, Danthron, Suprofen including its salts and Rhodamine B.
(b) The heavy metal contents of the herbs do not exceed the following limits: Arsenic (5 ppm), Copper (150 ppm), Lead(20 ppm) and Mercury (0.5 ppm).
(c) Herbs of animal nature are not under the Endangered Species (Import & Export Act).
Disclamer
Herbal decoctions are not used to diagnose, prevent, treat or cure any diseases.
There is no warranty of any kind intended for curing an ailment or disease.
Herbal preparations of mostly anti aging properties; or applications of certain herbs and medicines are intended to alleviate discomforts & symptoms.
Always check with a doctor or a trusted healthcare professional before beginning any herbal treatments.
Any herbal decoction is not intended to replace medical advice or treatment. If conditions worsen or persist, consult your health care practitioner.
*Under HSA ( Health Science Authority Singapore), herbs that are imported into Singapore meet these requirements -
(a) The herbs do not contain any substances controlled under the Poisons Act and other prohibited substances such as Pangamic acid including its salts, Danthron, Suprofen including its salts and Rhodamine B.
(b) The heavy metal contents of the herbs do not exceed the following limits: Arsenic (5 ppm), Copper (150 ppm), Lead(20 ppm) and Mercury (0.5 ppm).
(c) Herbs of animal nature are not under the Endangered Species (Import & Export Act).
Disclamer
Herbal decoctions are not used to diagnose, prevent, treat or cure any diseases.
There is no warranty of any kind intended for curing an ailment or disease.
Herbal preparations of mostly anti aging properties; or applications of certain herbs and medicines are intended to alleviate discomforts & symptoms.
Always check with a doctor or a trusted healthcare professional before beginning any herbal treatments.
Any herbal decoction is not intended to replace medical advice or treatment. If conditions worsen or persist, consult your health care practitioner.
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