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Talking Updates on Chinese Herbs and Food Allergies

Chinese Herbs for Food Allergies, Eczema, and Asthma If you or anyone you love lives with food allergies, eczema, and/or asthma you follow the work of Dr. Xiu-Min Li. Henry Ehrlich spoke with me about his new book “Traditional Chinese Medicine, Western Science, and the Fight Against Allergic Disease” which he co-authored with Dr Xiu-Min […]

More Evidence: Ancient Chinese Herbs Can Treat Allergy

FAHF-2 could be the closest thing to a cure for food allergies out there. What is a cure? In my opinion: tolerance. Being able to savor what was once a mouthful of death. I recently read “Food Allergies: Traditional Chinese Medicine….” The book chronicles the work of Dr. Xiu-Min Li – known by anyone […]

Painful Ovarian Cyst, Chinese herbs, and Proteolytic Enzymes

So the pain continued despite the ACV. I went last week to see my TCM herbalist. She switched recipes. This new recipe has helped to diminish the pain greatly. I am on a schedule of 3 days per package of herbs and 2 days off. She advised me to drink everyday once my period arrived. […]

How we are reducing IGE levels

Now I have read a lot of articles and studies on how IGE levels have been reduced. Just some of the things I’ve found that have been documented in scientific studies to reduce IGE levels are: whey (30% decrease in a month) deep sea water (vague, but interesting) sodium ascorbate 1 gram daily (initially dropped […]

Rosacea? MRSA update –

I wanted to post updates. My face is MUCH better. Much better. In fact people who have seen me over the last months have commented on how my face is a MILLION times better.I’ve got a series of photos below:August (2 months post surgery and post appearance of what I thought was a sebaceous cyst). […]

MRSA follow up – Listerine, Silver, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Kampo

I haven’t posted in awhile. But, I am happy to report that I remain relatively smooth faced. The only thing that remains of my encounter with MRSA are red blotches along my cheeks – splotchy red areas that really look – well – like I had a disease. For the most part they stay pretty […]