Fibrocystic Breast Disease
Recent Research in China Proves
Fibrocystic Breast Disease, Premenstrual Breast Distention & Pain, and Benign Breast Lumps Can Be Cured By Chinese Medicine
Drs. Wang Fa-chang & Wang Qu-an, writing in the Shandong Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, #5, 1993, p. 24-5, report on their treatment of 90 women with premenstrual breast distention, pain, and lumps. The patients were given 3 packets of Chinese herbal formulas before each period for 3 months. At the end of that time, 97.8% of the patients in this study were either cured or significantly improved.
Dr. Hou Jian, also writing in the same issue of the Shandong Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, p. 33, describes the Chinese herbal treatment of benign breast lumps in 24 women. Again, the women were treated for 3 months before their periods and 91.7% were either cured or significantly improved.
Dr. Gu Si-yun, writing in issue #6, 1992, p. 27-8 of Shandong Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, reports on the treatment of 50 women with premenstrual breast distention and pain with yet another herbal formula. In this study also lasting 3 months, the cure and improvement rate was 98%.
Dr. Mi Yang, writing in the Hunan Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, #1, 1993, p. 47, reports a 95.31% cure and improvement rate in 128 cases of fibrocystic breast disease and benign breast lumps.
Dr. Fang Jian-ping, writing in Jiangsu Traditional Chinese Medicine, #2, 1993, p. 14, claims a cure and improvement rate of 97% in 100 cases of benign breast lumps and fibrocystic breast disease with Chinese herbal medicine.
And this is just a random sampling of only a few of the 30 or more Chinese medical journals published each month in the People’s Republic of China!
Why Wait?
Modern Western medicine, for all its many great benefits, has little to offer women suffering from premenstrual breast distention and pain, fibrocystic breast disease, and benign breast lumps. But Chinese medicine assuredly does. This is a proven fact by modern clinical research.
What’s better, these treatments are currently available in the United States from acupuncturists and practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Using a combination of Chinese herbal medicine taken internally and applied externally (in case of lumps), acupuncture, exercise, and diet and lifestyle modifications, the same results these Chinese women experienced can be gotten here. Often these herbal medicines are available as pills, powdered extracts, and tinctures, making treatment even easier than in China.
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