Dear Practitioners



I am writing to invite you to participate in an on-line survey to support my

research into Chinese medicine treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). The

research is for my dissertation project for the BSc (Hons) Acupuncture course at

the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading, England.



According to recent UK Government information:

� The cost of kidney dialysis and transplant treatments consumes over 2% of the

National Health Service budget

� Approximately 10% of the population suffers from CKD.



Literature suggests that Chinese medicine can be effective for treating CKD but

the recent introduction of a Stage assessment for CKD progression has developed

the Western perspective on treatment and management. The potential for Chinese

medicine needs to correspond to the changes in Western views.



My research question is therefore:

What evidence exists that Chinese medicine can mitigate the costs of Western

treatments for patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease using the 5 Stage

classification system, especially where there is a prognosis of dialysis or

transplant?



If you are able to support this research with details from one or more cases

that you have treated, you can complete a short on-line questionnaire that is

accessed through the following link:



https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=PdAs71heDdsXAkZXeNhK5Q_3d_3d



Multiple cases from individual practitioners would be most welcome.



Please note that your responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Only

aggregated data will be used for analysis in the dissertation. Completing and

submitting the questionnaire constitutes your consent to participate.



Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Alternatively,

you may contact my College directly.



Thank you in advance for your support with this research project.



Norman Savigar



Third Year Student

BSc (Hons) Acupuncture Course

College of Integrated Chinese Medicine

19 Castle Street, Reading, Berkshire. RG1 7SB

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From: norman5315 <n.savigar@...>

Subject: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney Disease

To: acupuncture@yahoogroups.com

Date: Saturday, 20 June, 2009, 12:27 PM

















Dear Practitioners



I am writing to invite you to participate in an on-line survey to support my

research into Chinese medicine treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). The

research is for my dissertation project for the BSc (Hons) Acupuncture course at

the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading, England.



According to recent UK Government information:

• The cost of kidney dialysis and transplant treatments consumes over 2% of

the National Health Service budget

• Approximately 10% of the population suffers from CKD.



Literature suggests that Chinese medicine can be effective for treating CKD but

the recent introduction of a Stage assessment for CKD progression has developed

the Western perspective on treatment and management. The potential for Chinese

medicine needs to correspond to the changes in Western views.



My research question is therefore:

What evidence exists that Chinese medicine can mitigate the costs of Western

treatments for patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease using the 5 Stage

classification system, especially where there is a prognosis of dialysis or

transplant?



If you are able to support this research with details from one or more cases

that you have treated, you can complete a short on-line questionnaire that is

accessed through the following link:



https://www. surveymonkey. com/s.aspx? sm=PdAs71heDdsXA kZXeNhK5Q_ 3d_3d



Multiple cases from individual practitioners would be most welcome.



Please note that your responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Only

aggregated data will be used for analysis in the dissertation. Completing and

submitting the questionnaire constitutes your consent to participate.



Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Alternatively,

you may contact my College directly.



Thank you in advance for your support with this research project.



Norman Savigar



Third Year Student

BSc (Hons) Acupuncture Course

College of Integrated Chinese Medicine

19 Castle Street, Reading, Berkshire. RG1 7SB



































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Hi I am dr.prabu from india I wish you all the best for your future and

project.My father had chronic renal failure for past one year he was in dialysis

he was struggling lot. I hope your project will give lot of new hope tp

peoples.If any medicine is there pl send me details to help my father away from

dialysis.

 

Regards

Prabu.M



--- On Sat, 20/6/09, norman5315 <n.savigar@...> wrote:





From: norman5315 <n.savigar@...>

Subject: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney Disease

To: acupuncture@yahoogroups.com

Date: Saturday, 20 June, 2009, 7:27 PM

















Dear Practitioners



I am writing to invite you to participate in an on-line survey to support my

research into Chinese medicine treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).. The

research is for my dissertation project for the BSc (Hons) Acupuncture course at

the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading, England.



According to recent UK Government information:

• The cost of kidney dialysis and transplant treatments consumes over 2% of

the National Health Service budget

• Approximately 10% of the population suffers from CKD.



Literature suggests that Chinese medicine can be effective for treating CKD but

the recent introduction of a Stage assessment for CKD progression has developed

the Western perspective on treatment and management. The potential for Chinese

medicine needs to correspond to the changes in Western views.



My research question is therefore:

What evidence exists that Chinese medicine can mitigate the costs of Western

treatments for patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease using the 5 Stage

classification system, especially where there is a prognosis of dialysis or

transplant?



If you are able to support this research with details from one or more cases

that you have treated, you can complete a short on-line questionnaire that is

accessed through the following link:



https://www. surveymonkey. com/s.aspx? sm=PdAs71heDdsXA kZXeNhK5Q_ 3d_3d



Multiple cases from individual practitioners would be most welcome.



Please note that your responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Only

aggregated data will be used for analysis in the dissertation. Completing and

submitting the questionnaire constitutes your consent to participate.



Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Alternatively,

you may contact my College directly.



Thank you in advance for your support with this research project.



Norman Savigar



Third Year Student

BSc (Hons) Acupuncture Course

College of Integrated Chinese Medicine

19 Castle Street, Reading, Berkshire. RG1 7SB



































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Hey, Norman,



Your research is on paper or clinic?



Chinese medical treatment really have method to heal the knotty illness! We

  just published a book called "treat autoimmune disease with Chinese

Medicine" by  Elsevier there has a chapter talk about kidney illness and

analysis

both Chinese  and Western medical theories as well as the mechanism. Maybe

that could  help you.



It start online order at

_http://www.us.elsevierhealth.com/isbn/9780443069741/Treating-Autoimmune-Disease\

-with-Chinese-Medicine_

(http://www.us.elsevierhealth.com/isbn/9780443069741/Treating-Autoimmune-Disease\

-with-Chinese-Medic

ine)



You could contact to us if you need more information!





Wanzhu Hou,  C.M.D., L.Ac., C.H.



All Natural Medicine Clinic

4801 Randolph  Rd.

Rockville, MD 20852

301-770-4480

anmedicine.com





In a message dated 6/23/2009 5:10:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

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Dear Practitioners



I am writing to invite you to participate in an  on-line survey to support

my research into Chinese medicine treatment for  Chronic Kidney Disease

(CKD). The research is for my dissertation project for  the BSc (Hons)

Acupuncture course at the College of Integrated Chinese  Medicine, Reading,

England.



According to recent UK Government  information:

• The cost of kidney dialysis and transplant treatments  consumes over 2%

of the National Health Service budget

• Approximately 10%  of the population suffers from CKD.



Literature suggests that Chinese  medicine can be effective for treating

CKD but the recent introduction of a  Stage assessment for CKD progression has

developed the Western perspective on  treatment and management. The

potential for Chinese medicine needs to  correspond to the changes in Western

views.



My research question is  therefore:

What evidence exists that Chinese medicine can mitigate the  costs of

Western treatments for patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease  using the

5 Stage classification system, especially where there is a prognosis  of

dialysis or transplant?



If you are able to support this research  with details from one or more

cases that you have treated, you can complete a  short on-line questionnaire

that is accessed through the following  link:



_https://www.https://www.https://wwwhttps://www.<WBRhttps://wwhttps_

(https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=PdAs71heDdsXAkZXeNhK5Q_3d_3d)



Multiple  cases from individual practitioners would be most welcome.



Please note  that your responses will remain confidential and anonymous.

Only aggregated  data will be used for analysis in the dissertation.

Completing and submitting  the questionnaire constitutes your consent to

participate.



Please do  not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Alternatively, you may  contact my College directly.



Thank you in advance for your support with  this research project.



Norman Savigar



Third Year Student

BSc  (Hons) Acupuncture Course

College of Integrated Chinese Medicine

19  Castle Street, Reading, Berkshire. RG1 7SB













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i am not a medical student, i just got some experience that might help you,

i had for a long period of time a bad smell from my breath, the smell is like

rotten

flesh, i think this is a proof of kidney problem.

it carried for more than 5 years, and it continues to get worst, then i came

across

a chinese herbal doctor, on top of chinese medicines, she told me to prepare

some

thing for my daily drinks:

ginger, salt, vinega, boil under heavy fire, then add sugar, a lot of sugar,

boil for another

10 minutes, then use this as a syrub to blend with whatever drinks i drink

during the day,

i did this for more than 3 months, now i dont have the kind of bad breath any

more.

hope this helps you.

regards

Felipe  



--- 2009年6月21日 星期日，norman5315 <n.savigar@...> 寫道﹕





寄件人: norman5315 <n.savigar@...>

主題: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney Disease

收件人: acupuncture@yahoogroups.com

日期: 2009年6月21日,星期日,上午3:27

















Dear Practitioners



I am writing to invite you to participate in an on-line survey to support my

research into Chinese medicine treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). The

research is for my dissertation project for the BSc (Hons) Acupuncture course at

the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading, England.



According to recent UK Government information:

• The cost of kidney dialysis and transplant treatments consumes over 2% of

the National Health Service budget

• Approximately 10% of the population suffers from CKD.



Literature suggests that Chinese medicine can be effective for treating CKD but

the recent introduction of a Stage assessment for CKD progression has developed

the Western perspective on treatment and management. The potential for Chinese

medicine needs to correspond to the changes in Western views.



My research question is therefore:

What evidence exists that Chinese medicine can mitigate the costs of Western

treatments for patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease using the 5 Stage

classification system, especially where there is a prognosis of dialysis or

transplant?



If you are able to support this research with details from one or more cases

that you have treated, you can complete a short on-line questionnaire that is

accessed through the following link:



https://www. surveymonkey. com/s.aspx? sm=PdAs71heDdsXA kZXeNhK5Q_ 3d_3d



Multiple cases from individual practitioners would be most welcome.



Please note that your responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Only

aggregated data will be used for analysis in the dissertation. Completing and

submitting the questionnaire constitutes your consent to participate.



Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Alternatively,

you may contact my College directly.



Thank you in advance for your support with this research project.



Norman Savigar



Third Year Student

BSc (Hons) Acupuncture Course

College of Integrated Chinese Medicine

19 Castle Street, Reading, Berkshire. RG1 7SB



































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Is there any connection between :

Bad smell of breath » kidney problem ?



I thought it was a problem with your digest system.

I noticed that the ingredients dominantly contains sugars, sweets is very good

for deficiency in stomach & spleen.

It also adds : ginger, salt, vinega » perhaps to strenghten the kidney &

liver's qi ?

Please cmiiw.



Thx

Br,

iWan Young

12:15a | Wed, Jul 15, 2009





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-----Original Message-----

From: felipe tan <ftan11@...>



Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:12:37

To: <acupuncture@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney

Disease





i am not a medical student, i just got some experience that might help you,

i had for a long period of time a bad smell from my breath, the smell is like

rotten

flesh, i think this is a proof of kidney problem.

it carried for more than 5 years, and it continues to get worst, then i came

across

a chinese herbal doctor, on top of chinese medicines, she told me to prepare

some

thing for my daily drinks:

ginger, salt, vinega, boil under heavy fire, then add sugar, a lot of sugar,

boil for another

10 minutes, then use this as a syrub to blend with whatever drinks i drink

during the day,

i did this for more than 3 months, now i dont have the kind of bad breath any

more.

hope this helps you.

regards

Felipe  



--- 2009年6月21日 星期日，norman5315 <n.savigar@...> 寫道﹕





寄件人: norman5315 <n.savigar@...>

主題: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney Disease

收件人: acupuncture@yahoogroups.com

日期: 2009年6月21日,星期日,上午3:27

















Dear Practitioners



I am writing to invite you to participate in an on-line survey to support my

research into Chinese medicine treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). The

research is for my dissertation project for the BSc (Hons) Acupuncture course at

the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading, England.



According to recent UK Government information:

• The cost of kidney dialysis and transplant treatments consumes over 2% of

the National Health Service budget

• Approximately 10% of the population suffers from CKD.



Literature suggests that Chinese medicine can be effective for treating CKD but

the recent introduction of a Stage assessment for CKD progression has developed

the Western perspective on treatment and management. The potential for Chinese

medicine needs to correspond to the changes in Western views.



My research question is therefore:

What evidence exists that Chinese medicine can mitigate the costs of Western

treatments for patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease using the 5 Stage

classification system, especially where there is a prognosis of dialysis or

transplant?



If you are able to support this research with details from one or more cases

that you have treated, you can complete a short on-line questionnaire that is

accessed through the following link:



https://www. surveymonkey. com/s.aspx? sm=PdAs71heDdsXA kZXeNhK5Q_ 3d_3d



Multiple cases from individual practitioners would be most welcome.



Please note that your responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Only

aggregated data will be used for analysis in the dissertation. Completing and

submitting the questionnaire constitutes your consent to participate.



Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Alternatively,

you may contact my College directly.



Thank you in advance for your support with this research project.



Norman Savigar



Third Year Student

BSc (Hons) Acupuncture Course

College of Integrated Chinese Medicine

19 Castle Street, Reading, Berkshire. RG1 7SB



































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bad smell of breath that relays to kidney usually smells like rotten meat,

a very very bad smell, it becomes especially strong when you make hatchi...

a ginger drink with sugar and salt, preferably both without preserve agents,

can help to cure the smell over time.

regards

Ftan 11



--- 2009年7月15日 星期三，iWan Young <whiteangelsyu@...> 寫道﹕





寄件人: iWan Young <whiteangelsyu@...>

主題: Re: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney

Disease

收件人: acupuncture@yahoogroups.com

日期: 2009年7月15日,星期三,上午1:16





 







Is there any connection between :

Bad smell of breath » kidney problem ?



I thought it was a problem with your digest system.

I noticed that the ingredients dominantly contains sugars, sweets is very good

for deficiency in stomach & spleen.

It also adds : ginger, salt, vinega » perhaps to strenghten the kidney &

liver's qi ?

Please cmiiw.



Thx

Br,

iWan Young

12:15a | Wed, Jul 15, 2009





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-----Original Message-----

From: felipe tan <ftan11@yahoo. com.hk>



Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:12:37

To: <acupuncture@ yahoogroups. com>

Subject: Re: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney

Disease





i am not a medical student, i just got some experience that might help you,

i had for a long period of time a bad smell from my breath, the smell is like

rotten

flesh, i think this is a proof of kidney problem.

it carried for more than 5 years, and it continues to get worst, then i came

across

a chinese herbal doctor, on top of chinese medicines, she told me to prepare

some

thing for my daily drinks:

ginger, salt, vinega, boil under heavy fire, then add sugar, a lot of sugar,

boil for another

10 minutes, then use this as a syrub to blend with whatever drinks i drink

during the day,

i did this for more than 3 months, now i dont have the kind of bad breath any

more.

hope this helps you.

regards

Felipe  



--- 2009年6月21日 星期日，norman5315 <n.savigar@btinterne t.com>

寫道﹕





寄件人: norman5315 <n.savigar@btinterne t.com>

主題: [acupuncture] Chinese medicine research project: Chronic Kidney Disease

收件人: acupuncture@ yahoogroups. com

日期: 2009年6月21日,星期日,上午3:27

















Dear Practitioners



I am writing to invite you to participate in an on-line survey to support my

research into Chinese medicine treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).. The

research is for my dissertation project for the BSc (Hons) Acupuncture course at

the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading, England.



According to recent UK Government information:

• The cost of kidney dialysis and transplant treatments consumes over 2% of

the National Health Service budget

• Approximately 10% of the population suffers from CKD.



Literature suggests that Chinese medicine can be effective for treating CKD but

the recent introduction of a Stage assessment for CKD progression has developed

the Western perspective on treatment and management. The potential for Chinese

medicine needs to correspond to the changes in Western views.



My research question is therefore:

What evidence exists that Chinese medicine can mitigate the costs of Western

treatments for patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease using the 5 Stage

classification system, especially where there is a prognosis of dialysis or

transplant?



If you are able to support this research with details from one or more cases

that you have treated, you can complete a short on-line questionnaire that is

accessed through the following link:



https://www. surveymonkey. com/s.aspx? sm=PdAs71heDdsXA kZXeNhK5Q_ 3d_3d



Multiple cases from individual practitioners would be most welcome.



Please note that your responses will remain confidential and anonymous. Only

aggregated data will be used for analysis in the dissertation. Completing and

submitting the questionnaire constitutes your consent to participate.



Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Alternatively,

you may contact my College directly.



Thank you in advance for your support with this research project.



Norman Savigar



Third Year Student

BSc (Hons) Acupuncture Course

College of Integrated Chinese Medicine

19 Castle Street, Reading, Berkshire. RG1 7SB



































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