Lianhua, a Chinese Medicine, OTC FDA approved, supported by abstracts as alternative to fight the pandemic

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Rizal Philippines

4.02.202

S2 prescription no longer needed for Linhua

A video is going around in the messenger about the traditional Chinese medicine used by MMDA chairman BenHur Abalos in his medicatioin when he contracted the dreaded viral disease after getting this in the covid ward.  This is FDA approved and marked OTC   This is Linhua and costs only P180 per box and is available at Mercury.

Linhua launched in Philippines

In the midst of resurgence, hospital capacity exceeded (no more rooms available and uncertainty about the vaccines (supply safety, and efficacy) this could be the breakthrough.   

Scientific study on LinHua

Before the good chairman took the medicine when he started having the symptoms he had the med double checked (beginning with former Sen. Bong2) and its efficacy was confirmed.  The conclusion of scientific studies say:

Unlike evidence-based modern medicine, traditional Chinese medicine is an empirical medicine developed on accumulated clinical observations gathered over centuries of practice. It not only deals with the etiological factor to eradicate the pathogenic microbial, but also supports the body's immune function to help fight the disease and ameliorate its consequences. In ancient times, when facing infectious disease, specific pathogens could not be identified; however, doctors could observe the patient's sign and symptoms, assess the condition and develop strategies and formulas for the different stages of the illness.

So far there are over 133 ongoing registered clinical studies on TCM/integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. The results of 16 published papers on this topic (not including case reports) and a systematic review on 8 clinical trials (804 cases) have suggested that integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine can reduce the incidence of severe or critical events, improve clinical recovery and help alleviate symptoms such as cough or fever16. Two papers17,18 reported the detailed information of its adverse reactions during the treatment for COVID-19.

Mostly recommended in Chinese hospitals

Maybe this is the reason why China does not need vaccines and/or why covid19 is under control  

SHIJIAZHUANG CITY, China--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Recently, China’s National Health Commission and State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine jointly-published The Diagnosis and Treatment Protocol for COVID-19 (Trial Version 8), recommending that Lianhua Qingwen Capsule, a Chinese traditional medicine, be used during the medical observation period of COVID-19 patients.

Lianhua Qingwen’s selection to the protocol demonstrates the recognition from Chinese authorities of its outstanding performance to control COVID-19 in China. It is learned that during the pandemic, Lianhua Qingwen has been widely used in designated hospitals and medical institutions in China, and has become the most recommended Chinese medicine in the COVID-19 treatment programs from the country’s provinces and municipalities.

Is the country missing out alternative meds vs. covid19

    1.   Ivermectin  2.  linhua, 3.  colchicine,  4.  rhinovirus   5.  convalescent plasma  6.  VCO

Taking care of your heart via accupressure

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Rizal Philippines
July 15, 2019


How you can practice accupressuret o keep your heart in fantastic health.  Just 3 pressure points:  from Chinese and Indian acupressure








Where are the 3 pressure points

1.  I inch below the ring finger..  Massage for 30 second

2.  1 inch below the mid wrist below the palm

3.  From above clavic put your thumb, lay your right hand to your left, and tap your middle finger several times above the  heart.

Acupressure for better sex

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August 18, 2015

Here are some new insights on acupressure and sex

For lovers the points to watch are 8 18, 20, 23, 25, 36


Accupressure for lovers

Western men are often preoccupied with their external affairs and thus are not in touch with their feelings or bodies. Sexual and emotional intimacy are unfamiliar to them. Since men tend to be sexually linear and goal-oriented, traditional Chinese sexology focuses especially on giving men advice and guidance. A man's sexual vulnerability is partly due to having genitals that are outside his body, not contained within. He cannot hide his erection, nor can he fake it.

According to ancient Taoist sexology, one of the fundamental sexual differences between men and women is how they reach orgasm. A man's sexual fluids are released out of his body, whereas a woman's fluids are recirculated within her reproductive system. After an orgasm, a man may feel drained and exhausted, ready to fall asleep. Women, on the other hand, are often rejuvenated and revitalized after an orgasm. A woman can masturbate frequently without damaging her body. From the Eastern point of view, when a man ejaculates excessively, he drains his energy and eventually ages and weakens his body, particularly his immune system.

Fortunately, acupressure points and dietary adjustments can strengthen a man's reproductive and immune systems. By conserving semen and consciously ejaculating less, a man trades a few seconds of intense pleasure for many comprehensive benefits. Preserving semen actually strengthens a man's body, enabling him to live a healthier, longer life and develop greater vitality, alertness, and mental clarity.