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'In a shocking report, the Global Times reported that an expert from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Dr. Wang Yu, has openly admitted that vaccines can cause severe adverse reactions, including swollen organs, epilepsy, and in some instances, the diseases that they were supposed to prevent!

His startling revelations came when newspapers revealed that two small children had become paralyzed after they had received childhood vaccinations. Dr. Wang Yu stated:

“Some recipients experience sudden swelling of the organs, which can be cured with timely treatment. Some, however, develop epilepsy. Others suffer irreversible damage to their bodies, an effect referred to as vaccine sequelae.”

In other words, vaccines can cause irreversible damage to a child’s body and brain as a secondary consequence of the vaccination. Despite this amazing turn of events, it appears that this story has been passed by, largely unnoticed.'
 
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'According to the official records, herbalist Li Ching-Yuen was born in China in 1677 (although he himself claimed that he was born in 1736). Throughout his long life, he constantly practiced herbalism and martial arts. In 1930, the New York Times newspaper printed an article in which they published official Chinese government documents that were uncovered. These documents, dating back to 1827, contained official congratulations on Li Ching-Yuen's 150th birthday. Later documents, dating back to 1877, contained official congratulations on his 200th birthday.

How did he do that?

Li Ching-Yuen expressed his longevity formula in one sentence: "Retain a calm heart, sit like a turtle, walk swiftly like a pigeon, and sleep like a dog".'


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'It’s cold and flu season again, and time to make sure your immune system is up to the task of protecting you.  One of the best ways to make sure your immune system is first rate is through the use of adaptogens, a group of substances that have nonspecific actions in the body and create minimal disruption while they normalize body functions.  Two Chinese herbs for cold and flu season, Astragalas and Schisandra, are adaptogens rapidly gaining favor in the Western world.'

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Editors Note: Use ALL organic ingredients. If you add meat or eggs make sure they are pastured and organic. Do not use a non-stick (Teflon) wok!!  Here's a quick and dirty guide for choosing tasty and healthy shrimp: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/a-quick-guide-to-shrimp/#axzz2no3kkqPE 
Be sure to use some fresh minced ginger and garlic in your stir fry -not only for taste but for health- of course.

Finally do NOT us toxic Canola OIL!!




'Enjoy Chinese takeout at home with this delicious recipe for Chinese Fried Rice! Options for vegetarian, shrimp, or chicken!

Happpppy Friday to you! Friday seems like the perfect night for Chinese take-out, doesn’t it? Or how about Chinese take-in? This recipe for Chinese Fried Rice comes together surprisingly quick, and it’s tasty, darn tasty! I’ve made many Chinese Fried Rice recipes over the years and it always seemed like it was missing something. This time, the flavors come together perfectly and I finally feel like my life is complete knowing I have the perfect Chinese Fried Rice recipe to share with you all today.

First things first, you’ll want to start with cold rice. This means you do have to plan ahead a little. I made the rice I was going to use for this the night before. For whatever reason, day-old cold rice works best here.'


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'It’s cold and flu season again, and time to make sure your immune system is up to the task of protecting you.  One of the best ways to make sure your immune system is first rate is through the use of adaptogens, a group of substances that have nonspecific actions in the body and create minimal disruption while they normalize body functions.  Two Chinese herbs for cold and flu season, Astragalas and Schisandra, are adaptogens rapidly gaining favor in the Western world.'

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'Researchers from the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine have determined in a multi-center, randomized, double-blind clinical study that a Chinese herbal formulation significantly treats nonalcoholic fatty liver cirrhosis.

The researchers studied 224 patients with liver disease from six hospitals – each affiliated with a university. The study was conducted for 24 weeks. The patients were given either a placebo or a five gram sachet of the herbal formula called Jiang Zhi Granule for the six month test period.

The doctors then examined the patients with a test called the Liver-spleen volume analysis. This is performed using computed tomography.'

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'In traditional Chinese medicine, emotions and physical health are intimately connected. Sadness, nervous tension and anger, worry, fear, and overwork are each associated with a particular organ in the body. For example, irritability and inappropriate anger can affect the liver and result in menstrual pain, headache, redness of the face and eyes, dizziness and dry mouth.

A diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine is highly individualized. Once an organ system is identified, the unique symptoms of the patient determine the practitioner's treatment approach.' 


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