Re: Herbs don't cure hep c

I haven't researched B. I know that Dr. Zhang treats B also. You would need to call his office, in NY, the numbers is on his website. Unfortunately the FDA shut down his site from specifically offering medical advice although he's an MD in China and Andrew Weil's #1 recommendation. Hep B is ramapant in China and he's an expert.
He will have a formulation you can buy that has proven effective. Best to you.




http://dr-zhang.com/index.htm
Some background information on our clinic director
Dr. Qingcai Zhang

Graduated from Shanghai Second Medical University in 1962, trained in both Western and Chinese medicine.


Associate Professor of Medicine at Shanghai's Second Medical University


World Health Organization Scholarship awarded to fund two-year Fellowship from Harvard Medical School at Massachusetts
General Hospital


Visiting Professor at University of California at Davis.


Principal Investigator of Oriental Healing Arts Institute. Long Beach, California.


Research Fellow of Wakai Pain Clinic of Nagoya, Japan.


Over 36 years of clinical, teaching, and research experience in hospitals, universities, and research institutes.


Invited by Mt. Sinai Medical University's Hepatology and Gastroenternology Department to speak on alternative treatments for Hepatitis C


Invited by the Center for the Study of Hepatitis C, Cornell University and Rockefeller University, to speak on various topics relating to alternative herbal treatments for Hepatitis C


Recently invited by John Hopkins Medical University, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Department of International Health, to speak on topics relating to treating Hepatitis C, Lyme Disease and Malaria using Traditional Chinese Medicine


ZHANG CLINIC is highly recommended by Dr. Andrew Weil. (Many patients are direct referrals from Dr. Weil)

Dr.Zhang is a member of Dr.Weil's Science advisory board




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Published Books :
"Healing Hepatitis C With Modern Chinese Medicine"

"AIDS and Chinese Medicine--Applications of
the Oldest Medicine in the Newest Disease"

"Compound Q - Trichosanthin and Its Clinical Applications"


Contributing author of Books: "Family Guide for Natural Medicine" by Readers’ Digest, "Alternative Medicine -- An Definitive Guide"


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