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CONTENTS CHAPTER I Page THE HERBS, THEIR USES AND PREPARATION 14-33 The Science of Chinese Herbal Remedies 14-15 Causes of Various Ailments 16-17 How Chinese Herbs are Prepared 18 Herbs Part of Nature's Vegetation Element 18-20 The Difference Between a Drug and a Herb 20 They See No Smoke: They Say There's No Fire 20 The Blind Lead the Blind 21 Ginseng is Extensively Used to Increase the Circulation of the Blood and the Breath 21-22 Ginseng as an Air or Breath Restoring Tonic 22-23 Ridicule 23 The World is Awakening to the Value of Chinese Herbal Remedies 23-24 Chaulmoogra Oil, Digitalis, Ephedrin, etc 24-25 The Compass and Chinese Herbal Remedies 25-26 The Human Voice and Chinese Musical Tones 26-27 Five Colors Represent the Five Elements in Nature 28-29 The Five Tastes Represent the Five Principal Elements in Nature 29 An Element of Nature is Humanity's Greatest Healer 30-32 People of a Young Nation Should be Healthy 33 CHAPTER II UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF <strong>FONG</strong> <strong>WAN</strong> HERBALIST .... 34-38 Oakland Physicians Helped the Most 37 CHAPTER III THE STOMACH AND THE SPLEEN 39-51 Chinese Theories Regarding the Stomach and Spleen Testimonials Concerning Stomach Troubles, Ulcers, Dysentery, 39-41 and Unbearable Pains 41-51 CHAPTER IV THE HEART 52-67 Chinese Theories Regarding the Heart 52-54 How to Care for the Heart in Nature's Way 54 Digitalis for the Heart An Ancient Chinese Discovery 55-56 Theories Regarding Goiter Held by the Chinese 58-60 Recent Pronouncements with Regard to Goiter Testimonials Concerning High Blood Pressure, Enlargement of the Heart, Dizziness, Hardening of the Arteries, Goiter 60 and Palpitation 56-67
Page 1 and 2: HERB LORE FONG WAN 576-578 Tenth St
Page 3 and 4: HERB LORE FIFTH EDITION MAY, 1936 1
Page 5: HOME OF FONG WAN 576-578 Tenth Stre
Page 8 and 9: RECEPTION AND DISPLAY ROOM SHOWING
Page 12 and 13: CONTENTS CHAPTER V Page THE LUNGS A
Page 15 and 16: FOREWORD The demand of Americans fo
Page 17 and 18: power to contract the air in the bl
Page 19 and 20: ing it into mucus or phlegm. Inflam
Page 21 and 22: knowledge of their properties, they
Page 23 and 24: THE BLIND LEAD THE BLIND NEITHER PO
Page 25 and 26: the cheap American Ginseng, valued
Page 27 and 28: ment about 300 years ago, contains
Page 29 and 30: son of a former pastor of the Chine
Page 31 and 32: closely and take treatment at the v
Page 33 and 34: sands of people are being saved by
Page 35 and 36: PEOPLE OF A YOUNG NATION SHOULD BE
Page 37 and 38: plies to the same are on file at th
Page 39 and 40: OAKLAND PHYSICIANS HELPED FONG WAN
Page 41 and 42: CHAPTER III THE STOMACH AND SPLEEN
Page 43 and 44: pies around the mouth, canker sores
Page 45 and 46: Q. Did they tap you? A. No, they di
Page 47 and 48: SUFFERED UNBEARABLE PAIN Oakland, C
Page 49 and 50: ULCERS DO NOT RETURN Oakland, Calif
Page 51 and 52: Q. For how long a period had you be
Page 53 and 54: Wan that testimonial ? A. No. It wa
Page 55 and 56: Although thousands of years have el
Page 57 and 58: fore insanity and heart trouble bot
Page 59 and 60: things in a fruitless quest for rel
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and melancholy. They believed that
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the right side of my neck. Q. Do yo
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HEART TROUBLE OVERCOME 38 POUNDS GA
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Q. Did the doctors describe to you
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Mr. Fong Wan. Dear Sir: A LETTER FR
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lood and of the air in that part. S
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When the condition of any one of th
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tions have been avoided. There are
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nervous, and for some time I had no
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Q. What has become of the symptoms
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DAUGHTER FREED FROM COUGH AND ASTHM
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CHAPTER VI THE LIVER AND GALL BLADD
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The presence of fever in the liver
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HERBAL REMEDIES SUCCEED IN LIVER AN
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PRAISES FONG WAN'S SKILL Alameda, C
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today can still learn from it. Howe
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without the addition of any curativ
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find out whether his teeth were dec
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RELIEVED OF KIDNEY TROUBLE AND CATA
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Q. He did not test your urine? A. N
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Q. Did he teach you the method of d
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Q. What was the effect upon your sy
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PRACTICAL NURSE TESTIFIES THAT SHE
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paralysis generally comes on sudden
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paralyzed, I could not move it at a
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without obtaining permanent results
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Defense Attorney: Q. "Your mother i
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Q. 1 How long ago was it that she t
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RHEUMATIC PARALYSIS BANISHED Oaklan
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than when he is strong. Many person
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Chinese investigations show that th
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to flush the kidneys. However, wate
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Beef Steak or other foods. A person
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CHINESE METHODS FOR RELIEF OF "CROS
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ing to worry about, as he had relie
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CHAPTER X MISCELLANEOUS AFFECTIONS
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has spent millions of dollars in he
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In a case, however, where cancer ha
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LUMPS DISAPPEAR AFTER USING THE FON
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Attorney for defendant: Q. And what
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with herbs has been pronounced a fr
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ous herbalist in the Bay Region. We
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Q. You saw him just before Christin
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3. The edges of the tongue indicate
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tice of medicine in the South and a
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POISON OAK Berkeley, California. In
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Q. You were busy in office work? A.
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my intestines. As the physicians al
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cleansed and purified, and aside fr
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Reply dated September 10, 1929, rea
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sure that you understand about the
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Therefore, no herbs can be sent to
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The price of our herbs is ten dolla
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Q. Does that volume contain) a stat
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Prosecuting Attorney: Q. Where did
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CHAPTER XII THE HERBALIST AND HIS S
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of consulting Fong Wan himself. Peo
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judgment and were therefore helples
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In 1927, Fong Wan took over the Old
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I. FOUNDATION With the increase of
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i cause of the great care of the fa
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has vitality and will therefore liv
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power. They quench the body's inter
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influence upon the lungs and the la
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One-half pound fresh pork. PLAIN CH
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INTERIOR VIEW OF NEW SHANGHAI CAFE
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OAKLAND EMPORI UM 517-519 - 14th St
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