1.Clean traditional medicines: Actual situation and some petitions
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):3-4
Traditional medicines remedy for controlling diseases, therefore apart from the therapeutic effects they must be harmless for users. To assure the safe use, apart from good awareness of their effects for their proper use, the medicine itself must be clean, free from harmful materials. The medicines also must be not contaminated, the enviroment have not bad affection on the ecology
Medicine, Traditional
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Disease
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Therapeutics
2.Evaluation on the effects of Muop Dang (la-kwa) liquid glue in patients with mellitus Diabetes Type II after the treatment for stability by Western medicines
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):7-10
30 inpatients of two genders, suffering from type II diabete, aged above 40 have received a treatment with Muop Dang fluid extract producted in Ha Noi traditional medicine Hospital in the year 2001. Results showed that an effect of antihypertension, patients blood pressure had maintained in good level 66,7%, in mean 26,7% and bad 6,6%. With a dose of 100 ml/day in 3 months successively no adverse effects manifested
Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
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Disease
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Medicine, Traditional
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Europe
3.The effects of Luu Hoang (sulphur)
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):11-12
Luu Hoang with its yellow colour, spongy consistency, sour taste, toxicity, can infultrate inward through the medians of kidney and large bowel. Oral use of Luu Hoang can tossify the “fire”, assiste the “yang”. Topic use can detoxicate, kill the parasite, treat the pimples, Luu Hoang abates the itch in cases of scale, fungi on skin, eczema. Luu Hoang is used in the conditions of boil, the cold in kidney, coldish impaired “yang”, coldish secretion, difficulty in faces exerete and urinate. Oral use of 1-3 g in powder and pill, topic use with powder spreaded in the wound… are the most common methods. Counter indications are in the cases of impaired “iin”, exceeded “fire”, pregnancy, and incompatible with Phac Tieu
Medicine, Traditional
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Therapeutics
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
4.Blood stagnation syndrome and rheumatoid arthritis
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):16-19
In studying the relation of blood stagnation syndrome and rheumatoid arthritis, the incidence and the severity were evaluated on 78 subjects of rhumatoidal poly arthritis (4 males, 74 females) aged 38-83 in Toyama Hospital, in April 2001. The incidence of blood stagnation in 53.8% following Terasawa is related significantly with the progress of rhumatoid poly arthritis, using the indication of Lansbury activity (p=0.083). This indicator increases dramatically in 5 patients of blood stagnation after 6 months (p=0.043). The results showed the relation between the level of stagnation and the activity of arthritis
Arthritis, Rheumatoid
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Blood
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Arthritis
5.“Bach oi nguu nhuc thang” – a food for vitality preservation
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):21-23
This preparation is composed of: beef 500g, field pea 50g, ginger 10g, onion 10g, salt 15g. It is a delicious food dish, also a tonic with great nutritional value, appropriate for obesis and related diseases such as atherosclerosis and heart coronary arterial disease
Food
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Medicine, Traditional
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Therapeutics
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6.Evaluation on the effects of moxa – electroacupuncture combined with massage in the treatment of sciatica caused by cold and spondylosis
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):24-27
35 patients (15 male, 20 female) irrespective of gender, profession and age, were diagnosed as sciatica due to cold and spodilosis. Moxa - electroacupuncture combined with massage gave good results. (73.2% of patients got the symptoms resolved and relieved). Procedure N01 is appropriate for sciatica along the meridian of bladder, and the procedure N02 along the meridian of gall
Sciatica
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Massage
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Spinal Osteophytosis
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Therapeutics
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Electroacupuncture
7.Massage, acupressure in gymnastics and sports
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):30-32
Massage and acupressure in gymnastics and sports are parts of the exercise procedure leading to high performance. Massage promotes the capacity of all functional organ, improves gradually the activity of central nervous system, of internal organs and visceral mechanisms, prepairs physically and mentally to prevent overloading and traumas. Massage and acupressure are also combined approaches to treat sportive injuries, aiding the rehabilitation of sportive capacity and achivities
Massage
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Acupressure
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Gymnastics
8.Evaluation on the effects of LP4 in the treatment of blood lipid disorders in 52 patients in Hospital of traditional medicine, Tuyen Quang province
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):33-36
From January 2000 to July 2002, in Tuyen Quang Hospital of Traditional Medicine, 52 patients (32 male, 20 female) aged 30-37, with the syndrome of hyperlipidemia, having clinical signs of pain and weary limbs, dim sight, deteriorated memory, high blood presure and headache… A 30 days course of LP4 formula in combining with proper diet (a decoction daily). Good results reported on 27 patients, satisfied on 21, medium 2 and bad on 2. No side effect is notified
Blood
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Patients
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Therapeutics
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Lipid Metabolism Disorders
9.The role of 3 acupuncture points (Dan trung, Trung quan, and Khi hai) in “Khi” – regulating
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):37-40
These 3 points are the regulatory of "Khi", for treating specifically all diseases of "Khi". Khi Hai is the reservoir of "Khi" ("Air") which originates the "Khi" of all body, the dynamic "Khi" below the navel and the departure of original "Khi". Dan Trung is located in the middle of two lungs. Just the lungs manage the body in whole, they consume the out air and regulate the "Khi" extracted from the digestion of food supplied by the gastrointestinal artery. Trung Quan is the coincide points of all organs, making the pure "Khi" circulated upwards and the opaque "Khi" downwards. From there central "Khi" regulate the whole for creating the complete store of "Khi"
Acupuncture Points
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Acupuncture
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Medicine, Traditional
10.Traditional Medicine in prevention and treatment of refractory diseases
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(10):9-11
It’s well known that bad health leads to serious illness. The fight against diseases demands the reinforcement of the body. This is particularly true in the case of treating refractory diseases, such as AIDS. The traditional medicine reinforces the body by invigorating “qi” and reriching the blood, and regulating the functions of five “zang”-organs. The treatment includes: 1. Invigorating “qi” and tonifying the blood. Recipe (R): Eight precious ingredients decoction; 2. Promoting flow of “qi” and blood circulation. R: Modified decoction of four ingredients; 3. Nourishing “yin” and clearing away the heat. Remedies (Re): Badix Trichosanthis, etc; 4. Removing heat from the blood to stop bleeding. R: Decoction of Rhinoceros Horn and Rehmania, ect; 5. Nourishing and tonifying “yin”. R: Decoction for relieving dryness of the lung, etc; 6. Clearing away heat and toxic materials. R: universal relief decoction for disinfection, etc; 7. Warming the hi and the kidney. R: Bolus for tonifying the kidney “qi”, etc
Medicine, Traditional
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Disease
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Therapeutics
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prevention & control
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