Re: Dr. Zhang-milk thistle

August 16, 2001

What a synchronicity, my Chinese doctor is named Wang and he comes from 3

generations of doctors in China. He was a medical doctor in China and his

wife was a surgeon. He also has a great reputation and goes by word of

mouth. He resides in Seattle if anyone needs someone in Seattle.

Mer

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>From: thegypsywitch@...

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>Subject: Re: [ ] Dr. Zhang-milk thistle

>Date: Thu, Aug 16, 2001, 12:02 PM

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> I don't recall milk thistle in Dr. Zhang's ingredients--- but I've

> always read that milk thistle can't hurt you--- I feel it's just another

> bit of added protection (I'm attached to it too ! My TCM practitioner

> always does pulse diagnosis, etc. on me, and so far he hasn't said that

> he feels I'm taking too much of anything (usually he will say something

> if he " finds " evidence of this). I am even willing to practice urine

> therapy as an adjunct, but he says while I'm on Dr. Zhang's protocol I

> don't need it-- it would be " too much " , although he does encourage this

> practice otherwise, if anyone wants to try it- (it was my own idea; not

> his suggestion). I guess finding the correct " balance " in the treatment

> protocol is what's important........thanks all, Satya PS---my TCM

> practitioner's name is Dr. Quang (pronounced 'wang')--(Quang and

> Zhang--what a combo!) he has a wonderful reputation and comes from 3

> generations of TCM practitioners, apprenticing since age 10, as well as

> heading up a monastery for many years in Vietnam. He is 50 and looks 30.

> He's located in North Bennington, VT., but you won't find his number

> listed--I guess word of mouth is good enough to keep his practice

> thriving! If anyone would like his phone #, I will gladly provide it!

> Peace!

>

August 16, 2001

I don't recall milk thistle in Dr. Zhang's ingredients--- but I've

always read that milk thistle can't hurt you--- I feel it's just another

bit of added protection (I'm attached to it too ! My TCM practitioner

always does pulse diagnosis, etc. on me, and so far he hasn't said that

he feels I'm taking too much of anything (usually he will say something

if he " finds " evidence of this). I am even willing to practice urine

therapy as an adjunct, but he says while I'm on Dr. Zhang's protocol I

don't need it-- it would be " too much " , although he does encourage this

practice otherwise, if anyone wants to try it- (it was my own idea; not

his suggestion). I guess finding the correct " balance " in the treatment

protocol is what's important........thanks all, Satya PS---my TCM

practitioner's name is Dr. Quang (pronounced 'wang')--(Quang and

Zhang--what a combo!) he has a wonderful reputation and comes from 3

generations of TCM practitioners, apprenticing since age 10, as well as

heading up a monastery for many years in Vietnam. He is 50 and looks 30.

He's located in North Bennington, VT., but you won't find his number

listed--I guess word of mouth is good enough to keep his practice

thriving! If anyone would like his phone #, I will gladly provide it!

Peace!

August 16, 2001

Satya,

Do you live in Vermont? My grandparents and uncles and aunts live there

(Alburg -on lake Champlagne and Montpelier).

It is great to be in touch with you, it sounds like you are taking care of

yourself and you're on an excellent program! Wow!

Re: [ ] Dr. Zhang-milk thistle