Guest guest Report post Posted March 5, 2006 Guy Were is it. I could not find it Oakland, CA 94609 - Guy Sedan Sunday, March 05, 2006 12:03 PM Re: Flu Hi All, I have uploaded into the File section of the board a Microsoft Access 2000 database containing Stephens formula database posted earlier. I have also added the ability to perform multiple searches on the database. For example, one can search all the formulas for headaches with a red tongue. This is done by either highlighting a keyword in one of the fields and pressing the " Filter current set with current Field with this Keyword " button. Another way is to select a field by just clicking on one of the fields and then entering a keyword at the bottom of the screen. You can return back to the unfiltered database by pressing the " remove filter " button at the toolbar. Enjoy! Guy On 2/21/06, <alonmarcus wrote: > > thanks > > > > > > Oakland, CA 94609 > > > - > Stephen Bonzak > > Tuesday, February 21, 2006 8:51 AM > Re: Flu > > > You can download FileMaker and use it for free for 2 weeks I think, if > you want to see it. Steve > > On Feb 21, 2006, at 10:46 AM, wrote: > > > i do not have file pro, too bad > > > > > > > > Oakland, CA 94609 > > > > > > - > > Stephen Bonzak > > > > Tuesday, February 21, 2006 8:21 AM > > Re: Flu > > > > > > I added the FileMaker file and an Excel file of the database to the > > board. Obviously you need these programs to run the database. > > All of the information is present in the excel file, but it does not > > look too pretty. The FileMaker Pro file is laid out nicer. Let me > > know what you think. > > > > -Steve > > > > On Feb 21, 2006, at 9:55 AM, wrote: > > > >> Stephen > >> I would to see it. Is file maker work on PC > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> Oakland, CA 94609 > >> > >> > >> - > >> Stephen Bonzak > >> > >> Tuesday, February 21, 2006 7:30 AM > >> Re: Flu > >> > >> > >> I have made a database on FileMaker Pro that includes the formula > >> name, > >> category, herbal constituents, diagnosis, and major > pathomechanisms. > >> it mainly follows Bensky, but where his pathomechanisms are > lacking > >> I > >> look in other sources (Guohui Liu's text, Mitchell's SHL, etc). If > >> anyone is interested, I would be happy to let you see it. I don't > >> think it would be something that is marketable since it uses text > >> that > >> is copyrighted. It is helpful in teaching, though, and it is > >> searchable. > >> > >> -Steve > >> > >> On Feb 20, 2006, at 7:45 PM, wrote: > >> > >>> It has always been my feeling that for a computer program of herbs, > >>> prescriptions or acupuncture points to have redeeming value, it > >>> should add something new. New content, innovative use of existing > >>> information, or exacting scholarship. Like nearly every other > >>> computer database of Chinese medicine in English, this one doesn't > >>> meet these criteria. Understandably, a single practitioner will be > >>> hard-pressed to make an innovative database without funding, > >>> collaboration, etc. If anyone wants to see the potential for CM > >>> database tools, just look at homeopathic programs such as > >>> Macrepertory. It goes beyond the books, synthesizing information > >>> from multiple sources and is truly indispensable to the practice of > >>> homeopathy today. Our profession (at least in English language) is > >>> way behind the eight ball here. > >>> > >>> > >>> On Feb 19, 2006, at 10:08 AM, Al Stone wrote: > >>> > >>>> This TCM Formula Finder is kind of the program that I'd envisioned > >>>> having > >>>> someday. Basically, it is just a searchable database of a bunch of > >>>> formulas > >>>> with all the usual notes and other information you'd want. What I > >>>> like about > >>>> it is the ability to search by a symptom. > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 5, 2006 The direct link is: http://f3.grp.fs.com/v1/0MELRCqz5-F9gDpLXnMnS4q2la72MgaMifGoh3XXij_2Gne0wUQ\ NG1W6o8HU2X4mBg8iDTn1UOdousCBn0KazFCVZHsJ/Formula%20database.mdb Or you can just search under : http://health. for the link: Formula database.mdb<http://f3.grp.fs.com/v1/0MELRCqz5-F9gDpLXnMnS4q2la72MgaMifGoh3\ XXij_2Gne0wUQNG1W6o8HU2X4mBg8iDTn1UOdousCBn0KazFCVZHsJ/Formula%20database.mdb> Formula Database for MS-Access 2000 On 3/6/06, <alonmarcus wrote: > > Guy > Were is it. I could not find it > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 6, 2006 Guy Thanks but i get link cannot be found Oakland, CA 94609 - Guy Sedan Sunday, March 05, 2006 9:39 PM Re: Flu The direct link is: http://f3.grp.fs.com/v1/0MELRCqz5-F9gDpLXnMnS4q2la72MgaMifGoh3XXij_2Gne0wUQ\ NG1W6o8HU2X4mBg8iDTn1UOdousCBn0KazFCVZHsJ/Formula%20database.mdb Or you can just search under : http://health. for the link: Formula database.mdb<http://f3.grp.fs.com/v1/0MELRCqz5-F9gDpLXnMnS4q2la72MgaMifGoh3\ XXij_2Gne0wUQNG1W6o8HU2X4mBg8iDTn1UOdousCBn0KazFCVZHsJ/Formula%20database.mdb> Formula Database for MS-Access 2000 On 3/6/06, <alonmarcus wrote: > > Guy > Were is it. I could not find it > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 6, 2006 It seems that I can't provide a direct link since file system uses dynamic links, so the direct link changes occasionally. Did you try to look under the " Files " section for the file, it's just after the file " elegant.jpg " ? On 3/6/06, <alonmarcus wrote: > Guy > Thanks but i get link cannot be found Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 24, 2009 the WHO says that there are now approximately 12,000 cases of swine flu in the world. To date there have been 86 deaths. 86 deaths per 12,000 people is about .75 % or three quarters of one percent. Another way to say that is that in one thousand cases there would on average be 7.5 deaths. I would certainly say several things about that. It is an illness. It may well be more dangerous than other flu infections Each year on average in the US there are 36,000 flu related deaths. Each flu is different in type and severity and stats. Most of the deaths seem to have taken place in Mexico where health standards are poor. About half of the cases have been in the US but far fewer deaths have taken place here Mexico city has not reported any new cases in a week or so... which is odd Personally while I will be alert for this illness and would surely take symptoms seriously, I refuse to be terrified by it. In listening to all of the news items on it, it seems more clear that the matter is being over stated, and we may be being set up to be overly dependent on these huge bureaucracies. if we are willing to be trained to become terrified and they can do this several times in rapid order, a great many people may be ripe for being manipulated by these bureaucrats and bureaucratic swine... I keep my full range of options open... keep away from people who are sneezing and coughing when possible wash my hands during the day... as I deem it wise to do. keep some alcohol gel in the car for hand washing keep zinc lozenges on hand maintain decent nourishment keep good supply of herbs and nutrients on hand share knowledge with others to continue to be better informed about this and other health issues keep open my option to see a doc if I am feeling the need to do so. remain cautious but not allow anyone to terrify me with their news flashes. fear helps us to be alert but terror paralyzes the rational mind. with any illness or injury, observe the severity or potential severity of symptoms and then determine if you can or can not manage it on your own or if you need medical assistance. Mike Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 24, 2009 Very well-written, Michael. A voice of reason! Lori"I feel ashamed that so many of us cannot imagine a better way to do things than locking children up all day in cells instead of letting them grow up knowing their families, mingling with the world, assuming real obligations, striving to be independent and self-reliant and free." - John Taylor Gatto herbal remedies From: michaelpaultDate: Sun, 24 May 2009 05:57:02 -0700{Herbal Remedies} flu the WHO says that there are now approximately 12,000 cases of swine flu in the world. To date there have been 86 deaths. 86 deaths per 12,000 people is about .75 % or three quarters of one percent. Another way to say that is that in one thousand cases there would on average be 7.5 deaths. I would certainly say several things about that. It is an illness. It may well be more dangerous than other flu infections Each year on average in the US there are 36,000 flu related deaths. Each flu is different in type and severity and stats. Most of the deaths seem to have taken place in Mexico where health standards are poor. About half of the cases have been in the US but far fewer deaths have taken place here Mexico city has not reported any new cases in a week or so... which is odd Personally while I will be alert for this illness and would surely take symptoms seriously, I refuse to be terrified by it. In listening to all of the news items on it, it seems more clear that the matter is being over stated, and we may be being set up to be overly dependent on these huge bureaucracies. if we are willing to be trained to become terrified and they can do this several times in rapid order, a great many people may be ripe for being manipulated by these bureaucrats and bureaucratic swine... I keep my full range of options open... keep away from people who are sneezing and coughing when possible wash my hands during the day... as I deem it wise to do. keep some alcohol gel in the car for hand washing keep zinc lozenges on hand maintain decent nourishment keep good supply of herbs and nutrients on hand share knowledge with others to continue to be better informed about this and other health issues keep open my option to see a doc if I am feeling the need to do so. remain cautious but not allow anyone to terrify me with their news flashes. fear helps us to be alert but terror paralyzes the rational mind. with any illness or injury, observe the severity or potential severity of symptoms and then determine if you can or can not manage it on your own or if you need medical assistance. Mike Insert movie times and more without leaving Hotmail®. See how. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
