CHI HEALTH LETTER                                                                                                             July 11, 2014
Early Markers of Lung Disease

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A.E., a 52-year-old male from California, was a heavy smoker. In 2006, Dr. Chi warned him of his risk for lung cancer. He was already showing early markers of the disease:All his nails were very opaque with slight clubbing. His tongue had dry and yellowish-white coating. Two years later, in late 2008, he was indeed diagnosed with lung cancer. He had a 7cm tumor in the upper left lobe of his lung. The doctors couldn’t operate immediately because of the size of the tumor. He immediately took Angiostop, Revivin, Reishi Spore Extract and Asparagus Extract while undergoing chemotherapy and radiation. After 6 months, his tumor reduced to less than 1cm in diameter. It was surgically removed but he still continued with his therapy. Now, more than 5 years later, he is still doing well with no recurrence



Detecting Early Markers of Lung Disease

In A.E.’s case, his history of being a heavy smoker already put him at high risk for lung cancer. But there are cases where lung disease occurs even among individuals who do not smoke at all. Lung disease can range from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) like bronchitis and emphysema to lung cancer. So how can we tell if we are at risk for lung disease?

Well, there are the obvious symptoms that we associate with lung problems. The typical coughing (with or without, phlegm), shortness of breath and chest heaviness are good signs of a lung issue, especially if they are frequent and chronic. There are other physical markers of lung conditions that appear very early, even before the above symptoms, and are very strong indicators of lung problems:


  • Nail clubbing
  • White coating on tongue
  • Geographic tongue

Nail clubbing is a major indication of lung disease. According to one study, nail clubbing on both hands is associated with conditions such as cystic fibrosis, Mesothelioma, Hepatopulmonary syndrome and more (Figure 1).

A white coating on the tongue is usually an indication of low immunity or a lung problem. A thicker coating may signify a more severe condition. You will often notice a thick white coating on the tongue whenever you have a cold or cough (Figure 2).


A geographic tongue is characterized by a map-like, patchy-looking appearance due to a lack of coating in some areas. It is mainly associated with sinus and allergy problems, although it may also indicate digestive problems such as colitis if there are also cracks present (Figure 3).




Protocol for Lung Conditions

Chi’s Enterprise has a full complement of natural herbal formulas for various lung conditions. Table 1 below enumerates the basic recommendations for conditions such as asthma, hay fever, colds, cough, the flu or COPD.










OxyPower for Lung Function, Hypoxia, Lung Pressure

If you have trouble breathing, especially when laying flat on your back, or you get short of breath when climbing stairs or walking up on a slope, OxyPower can help.

OxyPower’s effect on respiratory health is two-fold:
1. Correcting hypoxia
2. Regulating pressure in the lung alveoli

These two processes are important because these are the most common mechanisms behind lung symptoms and diseases. Respiration relies on two factors: oxygen and aerial pressure. The lack of oxygen (hypoxia) obviously affects breathing. Aerial pressure can affect how the lung alveoli (the tiny balloon-like structures attached to the bronchial tubes) inflate and deflate during breathing. By helping the lungs adjust to low-oxygen level and regulating pressure in the alveoli, OxyPower is ideal for patients with breathing difficulties, COPD, or just for improving lung function.

In one case, it was able to improve lung function of a pulmonary cystic fibrosis. R. Ornelas, DC from California, has a 60-year-old male patient with pulmonary cystic fibrosis. He was told by his physician that his lung function was so low, he probably had two years to live. Nine months later, Dr. Ornelas recommended OxyPower, Bamboo Extract, Myomin and Cordyceps Extract. After 3 months, a test revealed that his lung function has increased by 40%.

Read more about OxyPower’s effects on the lungs, the heart, energy and more in two published articles. Email or call us to request your copies.

Bamboo Extract for Respiratory Infections

For upper respiratory lung infections, including ear infections, Bamboo Extract is recommended. It has natural antibacterial and anti-candida properties, with studies showing inhibitory effect against bacteria such as Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, E.coli, Bacillus as well as on the fungus, Candida albicans. Studies also show it has expectorant and anti-inflammatory effects, making it excellent for those with cough.

Bamboo Extract can even be considered as first aid for mild to moderate acute respiratory infections. For severe infections, it is safe to take Bamboo Extract with prescription antibiotics.

R. Welch, DC from California, has a 6-year-old boy patient who took Bamboo Extract for colds and asthma. His mom had this to write: “...Not only did the Bamboo Extract help him get over the colds in a week and a half but I have also not had to use his inhaler once in over 6 months.”


Sinus Chi for Sinusitis, Rhinitis

Sinus Chi is an herbal supplement that can reduce inflammation in the sinuses and can block histamine release for the relief of rhinitis symptoms. Studies show that it helps reduce symptoms such as sinus congestion, runny nose, sneezing, chills, fever and headaches. For rhinitis or hay fever, take Sinus Chi at the start of the allergy season for best results. For sinus infections, combine with Bamboo Extract for optimal results. To relieve nasal and lung congestion, combine with OxyPower.

Synergen for Asthma

Synergen adjusts the hypothalamus-pituitary adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) system to increase target cells’ cAMP and beta-receptor function. It also reduces the IgE level and blocks histamine release to help relieve respiratory symptoms.

Cordyceps Extract for General Lung Function

Cordyceps Extract is a type of mushroom that has been used traditionally for lung, kidney and immune functions. For the lungs, Cordyceps reduces bronchial inflammation and promotes oxygen uptake.



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