Dr. Cai was graduated from Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1970 and is currently a chief doctor of a major hospital in Nanjing. Since 1988, Dr. Cai has been engaged in the research on the prevention and treatment of pygmyism. She has invented the Chinese medication “Growth Booster” and has formed a whole set of therapeutic methods consisting of trace elements and injections of small amounts of growth hormone as well as Chinese medications, plus food therapy and physical exercise therapy. She has altogether treated over 10,000 patients with fairly satisfactory results. In addition, Dr. Cai has published over 10 academic papers and has been interviewed by over 20 domestic and international newspapers and medical journals, which is a convincing indication of her fame in China.
2. An eight-year-old Miss Cai visited Dr. Cai for pygmyism. At the time of the visit, she was only 92cm and weiged 20kg. After she received Dr. Cai’s treatment, her height grew by 10-12 cm a year, and her mental aptitude was remarkably heightened.
A 40-year-old Ms. Dong visited Dr. Fei in 1996 for thyreoidism from which she had suffered for three years. Because of long use of Western medications such as tapazol that caused menstrual irregularities, she had not been able to conceive a child. Besides, she had symptoms of emotional instability such as palpitation of the heart, unreasonable worries and irritability. Dr. Fei prescribed Chinese medications that have the functions of tonifying the Qi and Ying, eliminating phlegm and softening the hard. The patient received Dr. Fei’s treatment for two years, during which period she stopped taking any Western medications. Her symptoms of thyreoidism were then put under control and she had a lively boy.
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.