Ancient Chinese Healing Secret Revealed

I want to tell you a story. This is a story about who I am, my heritage, and my passion for healing people.

It is also a story about YOU…about the extraordinary power of natural traditional medicine, and how richly it will reward you in radiant health, if you are open to its potentials.

By the end of an hour with my father, you would be flooded with a feeling of hope, no matter how sick you were. “Drink herbs when you get home. You are going to be all right,” he often said to his patients with a warm smile. And you would not doubt his words.

Sometimes, remembering all this, I ask myself, “Am I as good a healer as my father was?” On the technical level —prescribing effective herbs through accurate diagnosis—I might cautiously say that I am as good as (or, dare I say, even better than!) my father was.

My skill with herbs and all the wisdom my father passed on is keeping his legacy alive and carrying on a powerful tradition. And to me there is no greater privilege than to help sick, even seriously ill people restore their health and well-being.

And I have my father to thank for the opportunity…

At first, for me, this was just a fun game. And I was a natural at it. You can imagine how happy I was just to earn a little extra money as a small child.

My father had in mind more than a game, though…

My father realized that I possessed an extraordinary sense of smell. And a keen sense of smell is crucial if you want to become a good herbalist. He saw this potential for me to follow in his footsteps very early on—because I could identify hundreds of herbs by their smell, even as a little girl.

An herbalist works with hundreds of herbs, and must know all there is to know about all of them. You need to learn their properties, and how they interact when combined. Is the herb cooling or warming? Some are detoxifying, and some are toxic. Even a toxic herb can be effective medicine when prescribed in the right amount, in a very specific way for a particular condition.

You can find many facts about herbs in a textbook. But it would be a big mistake to think you can know everything you need to know about herbs simply by memorizing facts.

Can you be 100% confident that you are using the right herb just by how it looks? Absolutely not—unless you know how to distinguish the herbs by the smell. In some case, you even need to taste the herbs to be sure.

Selecting the wrong herbs can make a prescription ineffective. Worse yet, mistakenly using toxic herbs can mean the difference between life and death. You wouldn’t want to leave your life up to an inexperienced herbalist, would you? So read on...

The tutor taught me how to read and write in old traditional Chinese—more complex than the characters used in modern Chinese. At first, I hated it when I had to give up hours of play time after school for this study. I whined and complained. But I prevailed, and later it made perfect sense to me. I came to appreciate what my father had done for me.

You see, my father had a huge collection of valuable Chinese Medicine textbooks—compilations of theories and formulas by the greatest herbalists from different eras in Chinese herb history. Some formulas are from thousands of years ago. Many of the ancient formulas are still being used in my practice. They are the foundation upon which my prescriptions are based.

Chinese herb theories and formulas are like a poetry that only a native who lives and breathes this special language can understand. If you don’t know anything about herbs, it’s almost impossible to understand the true meaning of the writing, even for a Chinese native.

There is an interesting story about Mahatma Gandhi. Later in his life when he was widely respected and regarded as the wisest man in India, people would come from all over the country and ask for his advice.

On one particular day, however, Gandhi didn’t offer any advice to a mother who wanted him to tell her child to stop eating sweets. Instead he told her to come back in two weeks. When she returned, Gandhi told her son to stop eating sweets. She was very thankful, but asked him politely why he didn’t do the same thing two weeks ago. He reply was, “Two weeks ago, I was still eating sweets.”

One day my father asked me, “Why do you want to become an herbalist?” I answered, “Because I want to help others!”

His reply really surprised me. I never forgot it, and still live by his teaching to this day.

“How can you help others when you still can’t even help yourself?” was his reply. He was basically saying, “Walk the talk.” You can’t preach what you don’t practice. If you are not healthy, how can you help others to become healthy?

If my father taught me how to heal others, it was my grandmother who taught me how to heal myself. My grandmother—as much a mentor as my father—took very good care of me when I was little. She was always there for me to make sure I stayed healthy. She was the one who always prepared the simple but delicious meals for the family.

At first, it seemed as if she knew secrets no one knew, or had a magical healing power. But to my surprise, she told me this was simply the way people had always eaten in her village. It was natural wisdom and common knowledge passed down over generations and centuries—by ordinary folks like my grandma.

I still practice what my grandma taught me every day, and I share this knowledge with every patient in my practice.

But what's also true is that aside from this occasional indulgence, I am very rigorous with my eating. For the most part, I follow my grandma’s advice faithfully and to this day maintain a very healthy lifestyle. I do not drink coffee or alcohol. I exercise regularly to minimize stress. Early morning yoga before work is my favorite activity. This keeps my energy level high and my mind sharp. I recommend that everybody do the same.

As a result, I am still in very good shape and look considerably younger than other women my age—even after having four children.

Of course, I believe one of the MOST important things I do is regularly take herbs to maintain my optimal level of health!

I am not saying these things to brag. I just want you to know that there is a natural, reliable, way to improve health and maintain great health. It is a down-to-earth, wholesome way of life combined with an art of healing that many people have long forgotten. It is my obligation to pass on this knowledge to future generations, and to practice the healing art of Traditional Chinese Medicine for those who need my assistance.

If you choose the latter, I will be more than happy to work with you. All I ask is that you be open-minded. It sometimes takes time and effort to make true changes in your life and health. But I promise that you will be well rewarded with many positive outcomes.

My consultations allow me to get to know you as an individual, and to understand your unique health situation. A thorough consultation also gives you the chance to learn more about this approach and experience its unique benefits.

Schedule your consultation and learn how traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine can support your health and resolve your nagging health concerns—naturally.

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Hope to see you soon!

Sincerely,

Juliana Chin Isogai

Company: The Hen Sen Herbs