FONG WAN - Library

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 FONG WAN 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