Beijing Bai Cao Medical
Tumour Institute &
Melbourne’s 1st
Chinese Medicine Cancer Rehabilitation Centre
Ph: （03）98902369
Address:
TCM
Prof Pi Xiang (Martin) Liu (Victorian registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner)
Former
Imperial Doctor to Chinese Leaders
Cancer Rehab Methods
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Medicine: Cancer Rehab I |
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Can cancer be controlled? In the West, many specialists believe
that chemotherapy and radiology are the main treatment methods for cancer.
However, these methods do not kill all cancer cells, and also causes
significant damage to organs, immunity and healthy tissue. These methods are
effective against cancer cells, but once the treatment stops, the damaged
immune system is unable to fight against the continued spread of the cancer
cells. This is why these treatments often fail to control cancer. In these situations, our Centre recommends
combining Western medicine with Chinese medicine treatment methods, and found
that this combination is much more effective and beneficial against cancer
than any one treatment method individually. We use the latest cancer
rehabilitation methods from |
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2 Herbal
Medicine: Cancer Rehab II |
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3Acupuncture Treatment |
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4 Medical
Qi Gong Training |
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5 Nutrition
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6 Food
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7Psychological Treatment
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8 Other Treatment |
Introduction
The Melbourne
Cancer Rehabilitation Centre is part of an international collaborative venture
with the Beijing Bai Cao Medical Tumour Institute and the Beijing Bai Cao
Cancer Rehabilitation Hospital. These bodies were founded by the late renowned
Chinese medical cancer specialist Professor Zhang Ren Ji, and specialise in the
research and treatment of cancer and tumours. They utilise ten types of herbal
formulae discovered by Prof Zhang, which can be widely used for cancers of the
liver, brain, lung, stomach, intestines, breast, ovaries, bladder, blood,
oesophagus, larynx, skin, lymph, prostate, etc. These formulae also function to
relieve pain, regulate temperatures, increase blood cell concentration and
immune system function, relieve swelling, and increase overall quality of life.
The purpose of the
collaboration is to introduce the benefit of the skill and experience of the
What is cancer?
Cancer is the
result of abnormalities in normal cells in the body and organs. These cells
regenerate regularly – at each stage there is the potential for the cell to
undergo changes, for example under the influence of toxins. The cells become
cancerous when they are no longer able to be regulated properly by the body,
and spread uncontrollably. Tumours are a precursor to cancer – not all tumours
become cancerous, some may remain benign.
Cancer treatment
book by Prof Zhang Ren Ji & Prof Zhang Da Ning
(published by
Chinese Science & Technology Publications)
Beijing cancer specialist’s support of Melbourne
Cancer Rehabilitation Centre
Beijing Bai Cao Cancer Rehabilitation Hospital
president Prof Zhang Da Ning
Prof Zhang Da Ning
has been following his father Prof Zhang Ren Ji in cancer research for forty
years. He uses Chinese medicine and qi gong with good results for cancer
rehabilitation in
Why is cancer difficult to treat?
If cancer is
diagnosed early, it is possible to remove all the cancerous tissue before it
spreads to other parts of the body. However, in many cases, early diagnosis is
difficult as early stages of the cancer are asymptomatic, or only mildly
symptomatic. By the time such cancers are diagnosed, it will usually be during
the mid to late stages, whereby the cancer has already spread to the blood and
lymphatic nodes, which then circulate the cancer throughout the body. Thus,
when the site of the original cancer is operated upon, there will still remain
cancerous cells within the body.
The disadvantage
of chemotherapy and radiology as treatment methods is their high toxicity –
this weakens the immune system at a time when the body needs it to be strong.
It has been found that a combination of Chinese medicine and Western cancer
treatment is highly beneficial, because the Chinese medicine assists further to
restrain the cancer cells, and also focuses on increasing the body’s health in
general, and most notably strengthening the immune system.
Specialising in Cancer Rehabilitation:
In 1989 Dr Liu
began researching cancer after his mother was diagnosed with cancer of the
large intestines. The cancer was widespread, and she was told by doctors that
she had only six months to one year remaining. Dr Liu recommended that she see
a Chinese medicine specialist, who prescribed a traditional Chinese medicine herbal
formula that restrains cancer cells. Used in combination with medical qi gong,
which Dr Liu taught her, her quality of life improved markedly after six 
months. His mother lived a further 20 years
in Beijing, and can look after herself.
In 1986, in order
to expose this new method of treatment to more people, Dr Liu collaborated with
renowned cancer treatment specialist Zhang Da Ning to publish ‘practical
guidance for cancer treatment’, which became a widely selling book in Beijing.
In 2006, Dr Liu
released his ‘423
If cancer patients
find the treatment by Western practitioners inadequate, Dr Liu believes that a
combination of Chinese herbal formulae and medical qi gong can help to reduce
symptoms, boost the immune system, and increase overall quality of life.
Herbal Medicine
Dr Liu has
utilised a combination of herbal medicine and qi gong in his medical practice
for more than ten years, and found it beneficial for increasing immunity and
decreasing symptoms in cancer patients, which results in an overall increase in
quality of life. The combination of herbal medicine and qi gong produces better
results than these methods used in isolation.
The greatest
advantage of herbal medicine is that it is plant-derived, and has minimal
adverse affects – only certified low-toxicity herbal medicines are used. This
makes it excellent as a means to supplement chemotherapy and radiology, as it
strengthens the immune system, allowing it to better tolerate the often severe
side effects of such treatment methods.
‘Practical
guidance for cancer treatment’ by Martin Liu
Medical Qi Gong
Qi gong has over
two thousand years of history in
Moreover, the
concentration required for these exercises helps to ease anxiety and tension,
which is also good for immune function. Thus qi gong strengthens the immune
system in two ways – physically and mentally.
423
Book: $28
DVD: $40
Please contact Dr
Liu to purchase either ‘The meridian health secret’ or ‘423
In conclusion, a
combination of Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine methods is optimal as a
means of cancer rehabilitation – the Chinese medicine supplements the Western
treatment methods in targeting both the symptoms and the cause of the cancer,
and also takes a holistic approach in strengthening the body’s immune system in
general.
Dr Liu has found
that this combination allows patients to feel better, and enjoy an improved
quality of life – in some cases it can control the spread of the cancer.
PLEASE
NOTE:
Dr Liu
will provide one free qi gong training session to patients diagnosed with cancer
(valued at $120) – training material not included. Bookings are essential.
Interested parties
should contact Dr Liu.
Ph: 98902369
Address:
Chinese Medicine Attains Good Results for Cancer
Rehabilitation
Chinese Medicine
has achieved good results in cancer rehabilitation all over the world.
According to the WHO’s survey, every year around 9 million people develop
cancer, and 7 million die from cancer. In
In
Now introduce two
people who have struggled against late-case cancer and achieved good results.
Zhang Yu Min
1958 May, he was
diagnosed with late-stage lung cancer. Because his cancer cells had already
spread, he was operated on three times. He also took Chinese medicine. In 1977,
he was diagnosed with rectum cancer, and was transplanted with an artificial
rectum and had his gallbladder removed. In fact, his cancer had not been fully
removed. Doctors gave him 2 years maximum. He did not believe he would die,
because he would struggle against the cancer. He learnt and practised qi gong
and tai chi, as well as taking Chinese medicine. He used this method to self
treat. To 1994, he had already lived another 36 years, during which he could
work full-time. In 1992 and 1996, he was recognised by the Shanghai Government
for his efforts against the cancer. In July 1996 at the sixth World Lung Cancer
Conference he was recognised as the longest surviving lung cancer patient. In
1996 he had lived a further 38 years.
Gao Wen Bin
He was a general
in the Chinese navy. In 1976 October he was diagnosed with lung cancer. He went
to Beijing 301 Hospital, and was going to be operated on. On opening his chest,
it was found that cancer cells had spread all throughout his lungs – it was
very late-stage lung cancer, which could not be operated on. Doctors gave him
3-6 months maximum. They put him on chemotherapy and radiology, but he could
not withstand the side affects – pain and nausea. He ceased the chemotherapy
and radiology, but a specialist of qi gong Prof Feng Li Da taught him qi gong
and suggested Chinese medicine. He decided to struggle for life, and thus took
a combination of Western medicine and Chinese medicine, as well as qi gong.
After 6 months, he put on weight and was physically better. Later he would
constantly go to the park to exercise qi gong. In 1996, he was self-sufficient
and physically competent at age 70.
Thus many cancers
can be contained with confidence, consistent treatment, and good mentality. The
above are only two examples of successful struggles against cancer. Many other
examples can be found in
Dr Liu started
researching cancer rehabilitation methods 20 years ago, such as herbal
medicine, acupuncture and medical qi gong. In 1996 he collaborated with Prof
Zhang Da Ning to publish ‘Practical Guidance for Cancer Treatment’. Dr Liu
believes that Chinese medicine, combined with medical qi gong is very
beneficial for cancer patients. He has achieved good results for numerous
patients in
Dr Liu also runs
medical qi gong classes.
Interested parties
should contact Dr Liu.