How to Treat Liver Disease with TCVM Food Therapy

Oct 03, 2012

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Liver Pathology in TCVM. Pi juan, fatigueXie tong, rib side painE xin, nauseaNa dai, torpid intake, inappetance Xie xie, diarrheaZheng jia, concretions and conglomerationsHuang dan, jaundiceXiao xue, emaciationZu zhong, foot swelling. From Pathology, Which Food Categories Most Import

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How to Treat Liver Disease with TCVM Food Therapy

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TCVM Food Therapy for Gastrointestinal Disorders

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tcvm food therapy for gastrointestinal disorders

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how to treat liver disease with tcvm food therapy

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Liver disease

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Liver Disease

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How to Treat Liver Disease with TCVM Food Therapy

How to Treat Liver Disease with TCVM Food Therapy. Liver Pathology in TCVM. Pi juan , fatigue Xie tong , rib side pain E xin , nausea Na dai, torpid intake, inappetance Xie xie, diarrhea Zheng jia , concretions and conglomerations Huang dan , jaundice Xiao xue , emaciation

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Liver disease

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Liver disease

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Liver Disease

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Liver Disease

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