Chinese ant therapy

Author: Wu Zhicheng
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The history of the edible and medicinal value of ants is long-standing, and a trend of using ants to treat difficult and chronic diseases has emerged both domestically and internationally. Mr. Wu Zhicheng, the author, is a pioneer and advocate of modern ant therapy, known as the "King of Ants" in China. This book systematically summarizes the author's 50 years of clinical experience and experimental research in applying ants and ant products to treat common chronic diseases such as immune rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis B, and diabetes. The book is divided into sections such as "Ants," "Immune Rheumatoid Arthritis," "Hepatitis B," and "Diabetes," providing a comprehensive introduction to the application of ant therapy in the prevention and treatment of debilitative diseases. It discusses the treatment methods for various diseases according to traditional Chinese medical principles, methods, prescriptions, and medications, making the content easy to understand yet practical. It combines traditional Chinese and Western medicine, making it an authoritative work on ant therapy in China. It is suitable for medical professionals and enthusiasts of ant therapy for reading and reference. It is also an excellent guide and companion for patients with rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis B, diabetes, and their families.