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Herbal Remedies To Fight Coronavirus Spark Debate In China
A claim by Chinese scientists that a liquid made with honeysuckle and flowering plants could help fight the deadly coronavirus has sparked frenzied buying of the traditional medicine, but doubts quickly emerged.
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Dealing With Obesity? This Newly-Found Chinese Herb May Help You
Ginseng is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb that may be used as an alternative strategy for managing excessive weight and obesity. The scientists revealed that ginseng extract may activate the brown adipose tissue (BAT), which in turn may burn energy.
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This Chinese Drug Can Reduce Obesity: Study; Top 5 Weight Loss Tips You Must Follow
Celastrol, one herbal ingredient, which is commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine, may help in reducing body weight and obesity. Read to know top tips to lose weight in a healthy way.
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8 Incredible Benefits of Astragalus Root for Health and Beauty
Astragalus has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine and is known to help the body fight off stress and other diseases. It is considered as a miracle herb with many benefits.
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Ancient Chinese Malaria Remedy May Help Fight TB
A centuries-old herbal Chinese medicine, used to effectively treat malaria, may help fight tuberculosis and slow the evolution of drug resistance, scientists have found.
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Ancient Chinese Medicine Can Help Fight Tuberculosis: Study
Researchers have found that centuries-old herbal medicine, discovered by Chinese scientists to treat malaria, can aid in tuberculosis (TB) treatment and even slow drug resistance.
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Chinese Nobel Medicine Winner, 84, 'Not Really Surprised'
Tu Youyou, the first Chinese woman to win a Nobel prize for medicine, said today she was "not really surprised" to be recognised after a remarkable career which saw her team test a breakthrough malaria drug on themselves during the chaos of the Cultural Revolution.
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Chinese herbs for endometriosis
Chinese herbal medicine could offer an alternative to standard hormonal treatments for the painful pelvic disorder endometriosis, preliminary research suggests.
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Herbal Remedies To Fight Coronavirus Spark Debate In China
A claim by Chinese scientists that a liquid made with honeysuckle and flowering plants could help fight the deadly coronavirus has sparked frenzied buying of the traditional medicine, but doubts quickly emerged.
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Dealing With Obesity? This Newly-Found Chinese Herb May Help You
Ginseng is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb that may be used as an alternative strategy for managing excessive weight and obesity. The scientists revealed that ginseng extract may activate the brown adipose tissue (BAT), which in turn may burn energy.
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This Chinese Drug Can Reduce Obesity: Study; Top 5 Weight Loss Tips You Must Follow
Celastrol, one herbal ingredient, which is commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine, may help in reducing body weight and obesity. Read to know top tips to lose weight in a healthy way.
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8 Incredible Benefits of Astragalus Root for Health and Beauty
Astragalus has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine and is known to help the body fight off stress and other diseases. It is considered as a miracle herb with many benefits.
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Ancient Chinese Malaria Remedy May Help Fight TB
A centuries-old herbal Chinese medicine, used to effectively treat malaria, may help fight tuberculosis and slow the evolution of drug resistance, scientists have found.
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Ancient Chinese Medicine Can Help Fight Tuberculosis: Study
Researchers have found that centuries-old herbal medicine, discovered by Chinese scientists to treat malaria, can aid in tuberculosis (TB) treatment and even slow drug resistance.
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Chinese Nobel Medicine Winner, 84, 'Not Really Surprised'
Tu Youyou, the first Chinese woman to win a Nobel prize for medicine, said today she was "not really surprised" to be recognised after a remarkable career which saw her team test a breakthrough malaria drug on themselves during the chaos of the Cultural Revolution.
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Chinese herbs for endometriosis
Chinese herbal medicine could offer an alternative to standard hormonal treatments for the painful pelvic disorder endometriosis, preliminary research suggests.
