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Dr. Cai Dr. Cai was graduated from Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1962 . He is currently Director of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of a major hospital in Shanghai. Dr. Cai specializes in the treatment of various stomach diseases, Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and post-operation recuperation of tumor patients. With his fame spread far and wide, he has been invited by many medical institutions in Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan for academic exchange and medical consultation. Dr. Cai has authored or co-authored twenty-six books and forty-five papers, and has won a number of governmental prizes for progress in science and technology. In addition, Dr, Cai is member of many academic organizations. He is Chairman of Shanghai Cooperation Center of Traditional Chinese Medicine for Spleen and Stomach Diseases, Director of Shanghai Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Vice Chairman of its Branch for Internal Diseases, Vice Director of its Committee for Geriatrics, Director of China Association of Traditional Medicine Internal Diseases Branch, guest professor of Singapore Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and advisor of San Francisco Baowa Association of Medicine.

A successful case:

1. A fifty-four-year-old Mrs. Chen visited Dr. Cai on April 8, 1995 for unusual thirst, frequent urination, blurred sight and irritable skin. She had a history of diabetes. A laboratory test showed that her blood sugar was 16mmol/L and her urinary albumin was positive (+). After the combined therapy of the traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine, her blood sugar level was reduced to 10.2mm0l/L and her urinary albumin returned to normal.

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Dr. Xu Dr. Xu was graduated from Shanghai Railway Institute of Medicine in 1963. She is currently Director of the Department of Endocrinological and Metabolic Disorders of a major hospital in Shanghai. Dr. Xu has a family tradition of traditional medical practice. Her grandfather Xu Xiaofu and her father Xu Zhongcai were both highly renowned doctors in China. With a solid theoretical foundation in both Chinese and Western medicine, Dr. Xu has long been devoted to the medical practice and research of combined therapy of Chinese and western medicine for internal diseases. She excels in the treatment of endocrine and metabolic disorders, including: 1. diabetes and its complications (such as coronary disease, cerebrovascular disease and diabetogenous nephrosis); 2. thyroid disorders; 3. obesity and climacteric metancholia; 4. disorders in the respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive and urinary systems. Dr. Xu has published a large number of academic papers and invented several medical products, including "Electuary for Curing Diabetes and Protecting the Kidneys" and "Tablets for Lowering Blood Sugar and Cholesterol". In addition, Dr. Xu is member of the Diabetes Committee of China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Deputy Director of its Shanghai Branch, and member of Shanghai Association of Endocrinology.

Some successful cases:

1. A sixty-year-old lady was sent to Dr. Xu's hospital in 1998 because of worsened numbness and pain in the legs which had rendered her incapable of taking care of herself in daily life. The patient had a history of Type 2 diabetes for over twenty years. She had had symptoms of unusual thirst and frequent urination, accompanied by numbness and pain in the limbs, light swelling in the legs and blurred sight. Besides, she had complications of neuropathy, nephrosis and retinal disease, for which she had been hospitalized several times but without much improvement. After she had taken the decoctions and Chinese patent drugs prescribed by Dr. Xu for seven consecutive days, the patient's pain had considerably lessened, and three months later she was able to do light house work and go to the hospital by herself. In 1999, the patient was hospitalized again because of serious general edema in her legs. A urine test showed that her 24-hour urinary albumin was 0.42g. One month later, when her urinary albumin was reduced to 0.25g after being treated with Chinese patented medicine and decoctions prescribed by Dr. Xu, the patient was permitted to leave the hospital. 2. A fifty-six-year-old Japanese gentleman visited Dr. Xu's hospital in Shanghai in 1997 for Type 2 diabetes. The patient had had symptoms of unusual thirst, frequent urination and extreme hunger, as well as extreme fatigue, blurred sight and numbness and pain in the limbs for sixteen years. He had received treatment in other countries but had got little improvement. The patient was unusually thin and weak, and was suffering from numbness and pain in the limbs when he visited Dr. Xu. A laboratory test showed HbA1C9%; the 24-hour urinary albumin was 99.9 mg. The symptoms were diagnosed as Type 2 diabetes with complications of nephrosis, neuropathy and retinal disease. Dr. Xu prescribed decoction for thirty days and some Chinese patent drugs and western medicine, which the patient took back to Japan. His symptoms had visible improvements after he took the prescriptions. After that, the patient went to Shanghai once a month for medical visits. In January 2000, the patient had another physical examination in the hospital. His HbA1C was found to have dropped to 6.6%, and he had gained 4 kilograms. The symptoms of numbness and pain had also remarkably improved.

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