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only search AIEM   Research and Clinicals Ketsumeisei (Juemingjing) and Type II Diabetes Juemingjing extract is formulated to maintain normalized blood sugar levels and keep a healthy circulatory system. KETSUMEISEI (JUEMINGJING) AND DIABETES Effect on diabetes, including changes of serum free fatty acids and TNF-a. Duhuo Jisheng Tang and Osteoporisis A prospective clinical observation of osteoporosis of the knee Chinese Herbs and Liver Protection A survey of Chinese herbal ingredients with liver protection activities Pharmacogenomics and the Yin/Yang Actions of Ginseng Anti-tumor angiomodulating, and steroid-like activities of ginsenosides Cantharidin in Cancer Cells Molecular biology of cantharidin in cancer cells. Chinese Yin and Yang Tonifying Herbs Enhancement of ATP generation capacity, antioxidant activity and immunomodulatory activities HOME ABOUT AIEM ABOUT DR WANG SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS AIEM PHILOSOPHY EASTERN VS WESTERN FAQs EASTERN VS WESTERN MEDICINE IMPROVEMENT OF ALLERGIC PREDISPOSITION KETSUMEISEI (JUEMINGJING) DR. WANG RESOURCE LIBRARY ARTICLES & CLINICAL STUDIES BOOKS CASE STUDIES VIDEOS CONTACT US   Diabetes is a Liver Disease Xianen Wang Although known worldwide for decades as a chronic disease, today the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus is reaching epidemic proportions. Diabetes is an expensive disease in many ways; it generates billions of dollars of medical care expenses annually ($174 billion in the U.S. in 2007 as reported by the Center for Disease Control). Click to read further Combination of Eastern and Western medicine offers new approach to difficult to treat illnesses The integration of Eastern and Western medicine has yielded compelling advancements in the treatment of a multitude of diseases. The combination of Eastern philosophy and Western science has produced significant positive effects on patients with a number of lifestyle-related illnesses. Click to read further Reassessment of the Treatment of Diabetes Based on Harmonization of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Xianen Wang If a disease is sufficiently well understood and drugs for treatment are developed, the number of patients with the disease will decrease. Insulin was discovered about 100 years ago, and a Nobel prize was given to the discoverer. Since then, oral antidiabetic drugs have been developed one after another. However, the number of patients with type II diabetes has increased rapidly despite the development of many drugs, and diabetic patients have already exceeded 2% of the world’s population. Click to read further Prominent Eastern physician introduces integrated philosophy and treatment to the United States Dr. Xianen Wang's medical background began in China studying traditional Chinese medicine and led him to Japan to further examine Western medicine. Dr. Wang found that both schools of thought have their strong points, and that often the combination of the two produces the most effective treatment. His innovations have resulted in the formulation of herbal remedies, which have been used effectively in China and Japan for over 20 years. Click to read further Clinical study: Herbal compound effective in Type II diabetes mellitus patients A 30-day study of Type II diabetes patients administered the herbal compound Ketsumeisei (Juemingjing) finds significant decrease in fasting blood glucose levels. Tremendous impact due to rapid increase of Type II diabetes. Click to read further   Clinical Study: Ketsumeisei and Diabetes Effect of Wang's Ketsumeisei on diabetes, including changes of serum free fatty acids and TNF-a. Click to read further       More Articles... Chinese Herbal Medicine for Allergic Rhinitis Inhibition of release of inflammatory mediators in primary and cultured cells Acupuncture for Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms A pilot study on acupuncture for lower urinary tract symptoms related to chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain Chinese Red Yeast Rice for Primary Hyperlipidemia A meganalysis of randomized controlled trials Preclinical and Clinical Examinations of Salvia Miltiorrhiza Examinations of Salvia Miltiorrihiza and its tanshinones in ischemic conditions Herbal Extract XS0601 Inhibition of vascular remodeling in a porcine coronary injury model by herbal extract XS0601

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