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Combat Disease

Chinese Herbs properly compounded to combat disease may be compared to an army organized to attack an enemy. The Herbalist is the Commander; his Knowledge, Experience, Intelligence, and Astuteness are the Spies. In order to detect an ailment, the Herbalist must use his eyes in studying the skin of the sufferer, just as the Aviator must use his eyes in locating the enemy and in discovering nis strong and weak points.

When an army is very strong and powerful, in order to defeat it, the attacking force must secure other nations as allies. Likewise, in overcoming serious ailments, it requires the combined powers of a number of varieties of herbs, all working together in harmonious alliance, to eradicate the disease.

Let us take a case of Gallstones, for example. The inflamed condition of the Liver causes inflammation and congestion of the Gall Duct; and the Bile either overflows, causing Yellow Jaundice, or solidifies into Gallstones. At intervals, the liver becomes greatly inflamed, causing swelling in the entire right side of the trunk from the glands of the neck to the lower part of the abdomen. The Appendix then swells and Appendicitis sets in. When the stones are passing through they cause such intense pain that the sufferer frequently loses consciousness. As a symptom of Gall and Liver Troubles, there is generally more or less pain starting beneath the right rib and running around the right side, up to the shoulder blades. In a condition of this sort, five or six kinds of herbs must be compounded for the Liver and Gall; auxiliary herbs must be added to cleanse the blood and rid it of the fire element (inflammation); some Berbs must be put in to cause the air and the blood to circulate properly; other varieties must be used to take away the swelling; and still other herbs must be added for the Nerves of the Shoulder Blade. How similar is this process to the maneuvers of an army which opens fire with seventeen-inch guns to break down the defense works of the enemy, rushes forward its cavalry as auxiliaries, and follows up with the infantry. Victory is thus assured!

Quite frequently, sufferers from Gallstones who have won the viciciy over them by taking the Fong Wan Herbs, have brought to the office bottles of Gallstones that have passed from them. Up to the time of this writing not a single person who has taken the FONG ( WAN HERBS for Gallstones has either had to be operated on or has even suffered again.

Most treatments for Gall and Liver Trouble have a tendency to physic the sufferer regardless of whether he is strong enough to stand it. The Fong Wan Herbs work independently through the blood circulation instead of weakening the individual's constitution. Many cases of Liver and Gall Bladder Trouble have been mistaken for Appendicitis, and the Appendix has been cut out, thus leaving the ailments of the Gall and Liver untouched. TESTIMONIALS ::