Mind-Calming Treatment Plays an Important Role During Cancer Therapy

In clinical practice, I have again used modified Yanghe Tang to treat cancer with marked short-term effects: one patient with small-cell lung cancer and one with peritoneal mesothelioma. Judging from signs of yang deficiency such as aversion to cold, cold limbs, and anemia, I used…

Clinically, many late-stage cancer patients develop thirst to an almost unbearable degree; in the patients' own words, they want to soak themselves in water. This symptom has long been familiar in the case records of ancient wound physicians. In Wang Kentang's Zhengzhi Zhunsheng (Standards of…

Introduction to Baqia The Chinese medicinal herb Baqia (Smilax china L., Chinaroot Greenbrier) is also known as Jinganggu, Jingangteng, Tie Lingjiao, Jingangtou, Jingangci, and by other names. It belongs to the genus Smilax of the family Liliaceae. Clinically the rhizome is most often used, though…