The NYT article mentions 6 weeks before feeling the effects of the four marvels powder. Does that seem on target to you?
Many herbal formulas work slowly like that. In the experience of the NYT author, that may be right. However some people will respond much quicker. Kids respond quick, but the child in that story had had his problem for many years too, which tends to require more time. So it’s kind of anybody’s guess because everybody is different.
Here’s a nifty little self-test I made to help answer the question as to how long you can expect to be on a formula: Prognosis-O-Rama
is this suggested for other auto immune disorders such as ulcerative colitis?
Good question. I don’t know that the mechanism of this formula is about addressing the auto-immune component. We have herbs for that in China such as “Thunder God Vine” (Lei Gong Teng) which is often used for Lupus.
So I would say I don’t know, however based on the ingredients themselves, it may not be bad for UC. Still, I think I’d rather you don’t think in terms of the Western disease name, but begin with the symptoms and address them accordingly. You might want to start out on the loose stools page, or contact me separately, perhaps I can get more information and we’ll go from there.
Does this herb has interaction with the conventional medication like Orencia?
No known interactions with this formula or any of its ingredients.
The NYT article mentions 6 weeks before feeling the effects of the four marvels powder. Does that seem on target to you?
Many herbal formulas work slowly like that. In the experience of the NYT author, that may be right. However some people will respond much quicker. Kids respond quick, but the child in that story had had his problem for many years too, which tends to require more time. So it’s kind of anybody’s guess because everybody is different.
Here’s a nifty little self-test I made to help answer the question as to how long you can expect to be on a formula: Prognosis-O-Rama
is this suggested for other auto immune disorders such as ulcerative colitis?
Good question. I don’t know that the mechanism of this formula is about addressing the auto-immune component. We have herbs for that in China such as “Thunder God Vine” (Lei Gong Teng) which is often used for Lupus.
So I would say I don’t know, however based on the ingredients themselves, it may not be bad for UC. Still, I think I’d rather you don’t think in terms of the Western disease name, but begin with the symptoms and address them accordingly. You might want to start out on the loose stools page, or contact me separately, perhaps I can get more information and we’ll go from there.
Does this herb has interaction with the conventional medication like Orencia?
No known interactions with this formula or any of its ingredients.