NYBC takes a look at a Chinese herbal formula for liver disease
September 21, 2007
NYBC is taking a look at a Health Concerns liver tonic called HEPATOPLEX. Our interest was sparked because a long-time NYBC member attended a seminar led by Misha Cohen, a Lic. Ac. who’s been instrumental in developing some of the Chinese herb combinations for Health Concerns.
To read Misha Cohen’s Interferon Treatment Protocol (as well as general remarks on managing hepatitis treatment using Eastern, Western, or a combination of Eastern and Western approaches), go to
http://www.docmisha.com/applying/hepatitis_help/06download.html#interferon
For more information on Hepatoplex, see also the NYBC website:
Hepatoplex One (earlier stage liver disease, little fibrosis)–
http://nybcsecure.org/product_info.php?products_id=269
and Hepatoplex Two (chronic hepatitis with cirrhosis and fibrosis)–
http://nybcsecure.org/product_info.php?products_id=270
As always, NYBC’s membership co-op wants to hear about the experience people have with the items we stock. So if you use either of the Hepatoplex products, let us know about outcomes, or about any comments/questions/concerns you may have.
NYBC’s email: contact@newyorkbuyersclub.org
Entry Filed under: Hepatoplex, liver disease. Tags: hepatitis, Chinese herbs, cirrhosis, liver disease, fibrosis, Hepatoplex, Health Concerns.
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