Thanks to all for the prompt suggestions - on treatment for kidney failure.

[Guest guest]

Hi Every one,

 

It is heartening to note so many friends responded with informations

on treating Kidney Failure patient.

 

I would like to ask the opinion of the group members, on TCM products

advertised in web sites which promise to cure the disease.

 

The patient lives in India.

 

In case these TCM products are genuine and effective, I still do not

know how to buy them.

 

Advise and Help will be of very much useful.

 

With Regards.

[Guest guest]

> The patient lives in India.

 

Are you also in India? Have you examined this person in person?

 

> In case these TCM products are genuine and effective, I still do

not

> know how to buy them.

 

There is a lot more to using TCM products than giving the Western

diagnosis.

 

Western diagnoses do not correspond to TCM imbalances. For example,

what Western medicine calls asthma can have one or more of several

TCM imbalances as a Root. Because the TCM Roots may be different,

what helps one asthmatic may do nothing for a second and may even

make a third sicker.

 

The ideal situation is if the client can see a TCM healer in person

who can make the proper TCM diagnosis. This cannot be done via email

at a distance because it involves a great deal of observation,

including a tongue diagnosis. Also, a pulse diagnosis.

 

The only thing people on here can do is give you some idea of things

to research further.

 

The TCM products are not going to be effective if they are given for

the wrong TCM Root. Al has mentioned one possible Root of kidney

failure. There may be others. What is the proper treatment for one

of these poosible Roots may do nothing for another case and could

even make a third case worse.

 

Has your client seen one of the practitioners of the native Indian

medicine? It too can be very effective.

 

Why does the person have kidney failure? Toxins, parasites, trauma,

unknown?

 

Victoria

 

 

 

 

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> Advise and Help will be of very much useful.

>

> With Regards.