Cancer cure

Author: Liu Qinglin et al. / Country:
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Publishing Time: 2003-10-01
Features: [Usage] Regular decoction. [] According to Guan Hongmao in the Hunan Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine (1995, Issue 4): For treating lung cancer with lymphatic metastasis, remove Fritillaria cirrhosa, Achyranthes bidentata, and Glycyrrhiza uralensis, and add Curcuma zedoaria, Atractylodes macrocephala, Scutellaria barbata, and Oldenlandia japonica. [] This formula is derived from the modified Sini San (Four Gentian Powder) for soothing the liver and regulating qi, combined with the modified Taohong Siwu Tang (Four Gentian Decoction) for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. It fully reflects the characteristics of balancing qi and blood, nourishing while resolving stasis, and promoting both ascending and descending functions. Wang Qingren referred to the upper part of the diaphragm as the "Blood" (Blood). Later generations, based on the view in Suwen·Pian Yao Jing Wei Lun ("Pulse is the house of blood"), considered any area where blood circulates as the "Blood," thereby expanding the scope of this formula. Some also believe that this formula can be used for chronic, difficult-to-treat conditions with an upper (head to hypochondria) location or pronounced symptoms in the afternoon or evening, classified as (excess patterns) or (internal patterns). In summary, satisfactory efficacy can only be achieved when the pattern differentiation confirms the presence of "blood stasis" in the pathological process. [Source] Remedies for Correction of Errors in Medicine
5. Shaofu Zhuyu Decoction [Herb Composition]
Fennel: 2–4g
Dried ginger: 3.5g
Corydalis: 3–5g
Myrrh: 3–5g
Angelica sinensis: 9–15g
Ligusticum chuanxiong: 3–5g
Cinnamon bark: 3–5g
Radix peony: 6–10g
Poria: 9–15g
Drynaria: 6–10g [Function and Indications] Promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, warm the meridians, and relieve pain. Treat Shaofu blood stasis syndrome. Symptoms include painless or painful accumulation of blood stasis in the lower abdomen, accumulation without pain, lower abdominal distension, lower back pain and abdominal distension during menstruation, menstrual cycles of 3–5 times per month with continuous bleeding, dark or purple menstrual blood, blood clots, metrorrhagia with lower abdominal pain, or infertility due to blood stasis obstruction. Currently also used for uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts. [Usage] Regular decoction. [] For treating uterine fibroids, use this formula as the base, remove dried ginger and radix peony, and add Persicae Semen, Carthamus tinctorius, Sparganii Rhizoma, Curcumae Rhizoma, Drynariae Rhizoma, and Leonuri Herba. If qi stagnation occurs before menstruation, add Cyperus rotundus, Fructus mume, and Pericarpium ziziphi. For severe blood stasis or heavy menstrual bleeding, add Hirudo and Salvia miltiorrhiza. For treating ovarian cysts, use this formula with Bupleuri Radix, Fructus aurantii, Cyperus rotundus, Kelp, Ostrea, Galli Gali, and Crataegus. For prolonged bleeding, heavy menstrual flow, and dizziness, add Lindera aggregata and Polygonum aviculare. For qi deficiency and poor appetite, add Astragalus membranaceus and Codonopsis pilosula. For blood stasis abdominal pain, add Panax notoginseng and Leonuri Herba. For yin deficiency, take Liuwei Dihuang Wan. After the cyst disappears, switch to formulas that tonify qi and blood and nourish the spleen and kidneys. [] Wang Qingren created this formula based on the warming of meridians from Jin Gui, combined with modified Shixiao San. It has long been used to treat various gynecological diseases, such as dysmenorrhea and amenorrhea due to (deficiency of Chong and Ren meridians) and blood stasis obstruction, as well as chronic adnexitis, pelvic inflammation, uterine fibroids, and ovarian cysts caused by (cold congealing in meridians) and blood stasis retention, with significant efficacy. [Source] Remedies for Correction of Errors in Medicine
6. Xihuang Pills [Herb Composition]
Xihuang: 15g
Civet: 75g
Frankincense: 500g
Myrrh: 500g [Function and Indications] Detoxify, resolve abscesses, resolve phlegm and masses, promote blood circulation, and remove blood stasis. Treat breast cancer, scrofula, lymphadenitis, pyogenic granuloma, lung abscess, and small intestinal abscess. [Usage] Except for Xihuang and civet, take 350g of yellow millet, steam, dry, and grind with frankincense and myrrh into fine powder. Grind Xihuang and civet into fine powder, mix with the above powder, sieve, and mix evenly. Make pills with water, dry in the shade, and use. Take 6–9g per dose, 3 times daily, with aged wine. [] The original formula requires taking with hot wine, but considering the strong penetrating power of alcohol, if the patient is female, honey water can be used instead. For treating lung cancer, stomach cancer, and esophageal cancer, add Semen Strychni, Dentalium, Loxosceles, and Venenum Bufonis. [] Breast cancer is known as "ruan yan" in traditional Chinese medicine. It is caused by qi stagnation, phlegm accumulation, and blood stasis in the breast. Therefore, in the early stage, Xiaoyao San is used to regulate qi, and then modified Xihuang Pills are used to clear heat, detoxify, resolve phlegm, and soften masses. During medication, Danggui Buxue Tang is taken to tonify qi and blood and support the body. Longqu and Banzhilian are added to enhance anticancer effects. In the later stage, Ren Shen Jian Pi Wan is used to nourish the heart and spleen, invigorate qi, and nourish blood to restore health. Pharmacological studies have confirmed that Xihuang Pills can inhibit the growth of sarcoma 180 and have antibacterial effects on drug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. [Source] Comprehensive Collection of Surgical Remedies
III. Heat-Clearing and Anti-Cancer Formulas
1. Sanren Decoction [Herb Composition]
Apricot kernel: 15–25g
Flyingsand: 18–30g
White common figwort: 6–10g
Cardamom: 6–10g
Bamboo leaves: 6–10g
Magnolia bark: 6–10g
Raw Job's tears: 18–30g
Pinellia: 10–20g [Function and Indications] Promote qi flow and clear damp-heat. Treat initial damp-warmness and summer-heat with dampness. Symptoms include headache, aversion to cold, body heaviness and pain, pale yellow complexion, stuffy chest, lack of appetite, afternoon fever, white tongue without thirst, wiry and slippery pulse. Currently used to treat abdominal metastasis after gastric cancer resection, patients with weak constitution and weight loss who cannot undergo chemotherapy, and afternoon fever after colon cancer surgery. [Usage] Regular decoction. [] Often use this formula without bamboo leaves and flyingsand, adding Codonopsis pilosula, Poria, Atractylodes macrocephala, Licorice, Astragalus membranaceus, and Galli Gali. For afternoon fever after colon cancer surgery due to damp-heat obstruction, remove common figwort and flyingsand, and add Pogostemon cablin, Poria cocos, Atractylodes macrocephala, Citrus reticulata, Perilla frutescens, and Nelumbinis Folium. [] Wu believed that dampness is an (yin pathogen) with heavy, turbid, and sticky properties, easily obstructing qi flow and damaging yang. This formula has the characteristics of promoting the upper, resolving the middle, and eliminating the lower, achieving the effect of treating all three levels of the body. Modern physicians, guided by Wu's ideas, have fully developed this formula. Clinically, regardless of the disease, as long as dampness is the primary symptom, such as internal dampness closure, phlegm-dampness obstruction, damp-turbidity blocking meridians and causing poor qi flow, or (disorder of ascending and descending functions) due to water-dampness stagnation, or damp-turbidity disturbing the clear orifices, preventing clear yang from rising, or damp-heat descending and causing unclear differentiation between clear and turbid, etc., this formula can be used. However, it should be avoided for yin deficiency with insufficient body fluids or yin deficiency fever, and used with caution for cases where heat is more severe than dampness. [Source] Discourses on Warm Disease
2. Lushen Pills [Herb Composition]
Pearl powder: 3g
Xihuang: 3g
Civet: 4.5g
Realgar: 3g
Bufotenine: 3g
Benzoin: 3g [Function and Indications] Clear heat, detoxify, and anti-inflammatory. Primarily treat sore throat or ulcers, diphtheria, tonsillitis, mouth sores, carbuncles, sores, and high fever with convulsions in children. Currently also used to treat laryngeal cancer and upper gastrointestinal tumors. [Usage] Grind all herbs into fine powder, dissolve bufotenine in wine, mix with the other powders, and form pills the size of mustard seeds. Coat with hundred grass frost. Take 5–10 pills per dose, 2–3 times daily. Can also be used externally. [] According to Lu Baolei in the Jilin Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine (1989, Issue 1), Lushen Pills were used to treat 20 cases of advanced upper gastrointestinal tumors (5 squamous cell carcinomas and 15 adenocarcinomas). Dosage: 10–15 pills per time, 4 times daily, fasting with warm water. Rest in bed for 1 hour after taking. 7 days constituted one course. Results: 19 cases showed clinical symptom disappearance, 1 case (relieved), 15 cases could eat regular food, 20 cases could eat liquid food, and 2 cases had tumor shrinkage. [Source]
3. Longdan Xiegan Decoction [Herb Composition]
Radix gentianae scabrae: 6–15g
Scutellariae Radix: 9–15g
Gardeniae Fructus: 9–15g
Alismae Rhizoma: 9–15g
Carpesium Decoction: 6–10g
Angelica sinensis: 3–6g
Rehmanniae Radix: 6–9g
Bupleuri Radix: 6–9g
Glycyrrhizae Radix: 6–9g [Function and Indications] Clear liver and gallbladder fire, drain lower urinary tract damp-heat. Treat liver and gallbladder fire rising syndrome: Symptoms include headache, red eyes, costal pain, bitter taste, deafness, and ear swelling, with red tongue, yellow greasy coating, and wiry, forceful, and rapid pulse. Treat liver channel damp-heat descending syndrome: Symptoms include vulvar swelling, itching, discharge, cloudy urine, or yellow, foul-smelling leukorrhea in women, with red tongue, yellow greasy coating, and wiry, forceful, and rapid pulse. Currently also used to treat leukemia. [Usage] Regular decoction. [] For treating leukemia, use this formula without Glycyrrhizae Radix and Plantago depressa, adding Salvia miltiorrhiza, Millettiae Cortex, and Polyporus.