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ing noises in the ear and even cross eyes. This condition is accompan-
The Kidney
ied by loss of vitality, forgetfulness,
brain fatigue, poor concentration and
shortness of breath and frequent
voiding of large quantities of urine.
In a person who is consumptive or
in one who coughs frequently for
other reasons, the lungs become dry
and feverish, and the kidneys are
therefore liable to become inflamed.
When these organs do not function
in unison, a condition sets in that is
difficult to relieve. The liver, stom-
ach and spleen become affected one
after the other, the spleen being the
last to become diseased. When the
spleen is affected, the sufferer has
diarrhoea, which cannot be relieved, He has then but a week or two
to live.
MORAL: Drink the FONG WAN HERBS and drive off the cough
before Consumption fastens itself upon you.
The herbs for the restoration of the kidneys to normal are of various
kinds. Each compound for a cup of tea contains from 13 to 20 different
kinds of herbs. If the kidneys are inflamed, two or three varieties of
herbs are put in to bring them plenty of good blood; two or three kinds
to accumulate more moisture in the kidneys; two or three kinds to cause
the moisture or water to flush the kidneys; one or two kinds to work
through the nerves to the lower limbs and upper parts of the body;
one kind to work into the lungs, from which the kidneys gain part of
their strength, and motive power; one kind to purify and cleanse the
bladder, and one kind to clean out the liver and cool the blood.
The number of packages of these herbs necessary to bring perma-
nent relief depends upon the severity of the ailment and length of time
it has persisted.
Generally, the herb compound must be changed as the condition of
the kidneys change.
When herbs are compounded for weakness of the kidneys, very dif-
ferent herbs are given from those required for inflammation. Many
persons try to get relief by merely flushing the kidneys with water
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