Chinese Herbal Medicine

It was when I repeatedly found conventional Western treatments of acne ineffective that I turned to Chinese herbal medicine. By then I already knew that acne was a disease that could not be cured. I might be able to outgrow it, but then I might not, and even if I could, it might be another six months, or six years, or who knew how many more years before it happened. It's very depressing to wait for something to happen with an indefinite time-frame. An uncertain hope in a constantly aggravating reality is an easy fuse to despair.

When I turned to Chinese herbal medicine, I didn't expect much. I only hoped that it could reduce my rather serious acne condition to a relatively mild problem. To my surprise, the first Chinese physician I went to in Guilin TCM center (by then, I was working as a commodity broker at Merrill Lynch Canada) told me he could get rid of to see him earlier, he said, to save myself thousands of dollars, not to mention the years of agony. I went home that day full ofjoy.

I still keep the formula from that Toronto physician (in fact, I save all the formulas from all the physicians I've seen), and it includes the following:

10 grams of lily, 10 grams of peach kernel, 10 grams of dandelion, 10 grams of honeysuckle, 15 grams of wild capillary artemisia, 15 grams of cordate houttuynia, 5 grams of cork tree, 5 grams of unripe citron, 5 grams of wild Indian bread, 20 grams of gypsum, 20 grams of wild chrysanthemum.

A few days later, I obviously feel much better! Chinese Herbal Medicine is very good for acne!!!

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