**Translation:** **Netizen (Username: Kind-hearted Helper, QQ: 2695052108):** Hello, Teacher Hu. I know someone who had liver cancer a few years ago and was completely cured by using cat’s eye grass (Euphorbia lunulata) from the fields. After taking it for over a month, he fully recovered and is now very healthy. There are two types of cat’s eye grass: one with small leaves and one with large leaves. He used the small-leaf variety. This remedy is absolutely genuine. I’ve wanted to share it with you for a long time, but I was too hesitant and cautious. After the patient recovered, he didn’t spread the word about it. It was only after I found out that I asked him how he was...
Warm-hearted netizen (Username: Starry Wish ☆ QQ: 1481582513): Hello, Teacher Hu. In our northeastern region, there is a type of grain called “da huang mi” (glutinous millet), which is sticky. It comes in two varieties, distinguished by their husks: one with black husks and the other with yellow husks. The black-husked variety is preferred, and it’s even better if it’s processed and husked. When my daughter suffered a burn, we used the husked version because it was just harvested in the countryside and hadn’t been processed yet. We roasted the millet on a tile over a fire until it turned charred, then mixed the charred millet with sesame oil and applied it to the burned skin. Once the mixture dried,...
Warm-hearted Netizen (Username: Tianzhong Tian Ganlu, QQ: 139529921): Hello, Teacher Hu Bing, I follow your space every day. I have a simple remedy for diabetes: steep Luo Han Guo (Monk Fruit) in water and drink it. For severe cases, use one fruit per day; for milder cases, one fruit every two days is sufficient. A fellow practitioner’s mother in Beijing has been drinking it for several months with excellent results. You can contact her for more details. Her name is Liu Defang, and her mobile number is 13911195*** (please do not share this number with others). Just mention that you are a friend of Wang Jiafang and that Wang Jiafang referred you. I hope this small remedy can solve a...
**Translation:** **Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Ai Jiankang, QQ: 514331310):** Hello, Teacher Hu. I often follow your updates. Today, I’d like to share a remedy for sprains: 80 grams of Gardenia, 12 grams of Angelica Dahurica, 15 grams of Safflower, 12 grams of Peach Kernel, 10 grams of Frankincense, 10 grams of Myrrh, and 9 grams of Ground Beetle. Grind these ingredients into a fine powder (the ratio of Gardenia to the other herbs should be 2:1). Take 2-3 sections of scallion stalks and mash them together with the powder to form a paste. Add a small amount of vinegar to mix into a thick paste. Spread the paste onto a gauze, wrap it around the affected area, cover it with plastic...
**Translation:** **Netizen (Username: Bodhi, QQ: 2294108523):** Hello, Teacher Hu Bing, I have a remedy I’d like to share with women who suffer from breast lumps. I used it myself and it worked, so I recommended it to my aunt. After using it once, she came to me excitedly, saying her severe breast lump had improved. My aunt had even cried at her worst moments and often used a massager, but I unintentionally helped her recover. I want all women with breast issues to regain their health! This remedy was originally shared by a Buddhist monk for treating eye conditions. I researched the medicinal properties of the ingredients and found they are effective for resolving breast lumps. After using it to...
Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Wuyu, QQ: 503026561): Hello, Teacher Hu, I am very grateful to all the contributors who have shared their remedies. I also have a remedy for treating colitis. When I suffered from colitis, I tried many medications but saw no improvement. A friend told me to take 8 pills of Xiangsha Yangwei Wan and 1 tablet of Domperidone. After taking them for half a month, I haven’t had a recurrence since. Contributor: Teacher Ye Xiangli. Chinese Secret Remedies Website: Hu Bing’s Folk Remedy Studio shares the latest collected folk remedies every day, ensuring they are genuine and effective. If you are troubled, unwell, or have tried countless treatments without success, here you can find remedies that have helped...
**Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Upside-Down Onion, QQ: 849808461):** Hello, Teacher Hu. My wife has suffered from constipation for many years. She has tried various medications, but the effects have been inconsistent, sometimes better, sometimes worse, causing her great distress. In severe cases, she breaks out in a sweat during bowel movements and has experienced anal fissures several times. A few years ago, my elderly father remembered a folk remedy that worked well for him and shared it with us. (In early May 2009, we bought 0.5 yuan worth of rhubarb from a pharmacy, used it once, and it cured her. Since then, she hasn’t taken any medication, and her bowel movements have been normal.) Years of constipation pain were resolved so...
Here is the professional translation of the provided text into English: — **Helpful Netizen (Username: Rong’er, QQ: 3373628468) Shares a Remedy:** Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share a remedy with you: For sores that grow between the fingers, accompanied by itching and pain—where scratching makes it worse—use sulfur powder. Boil it in water and wash your fingers with it twice a day. Continue this for three to five days, and the itching will stop. Alternatively, you can purchase sulfur ointment from a pharmacy and apply it to your fingers for one to two minutes, twice a day. The sores should disappear in three to four days. I recently used this remedy myself. I had acne-like sores on both sides...
Warm-hearted netizen (Username: Smile and Let It Pass, QQ: 1446743880): Hello, Teacher Hu Bing, I’d like to share a remedy with everyone. It involves pressing the Jiexi acupoint on the foot. Last night, I had a sore throat and remembered this method. I pressed the point, and within less than two minutes, the pain was gone! It’s truly amazing! I’ve been suffering from recurring sore throats for twenty years. Even after having my tonsils removed, the problem persisted, and I often had to get injections or IVs. Now, I no longer have to endure that pain! Precise location: The Jiexi acupoint is located in the ankle region, in the central depression at the front of the ankle joint, between the...
**Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Women Must Be Strong, QQ: 1406367767):** Hello, Teacher Hu. I have been suffering from chronic headaches for many years, experiencing pain every day. I have tried numerous medications, but none have worked. A month ago, a friend recommended a traditional remedy, and after taking it for half a month, my headaches began to lessen. After a full month, the daily pain stopped. I have been continuing to take it and am now almost completely cured. I understand the agony of constant headaches, so I would like to share this remedy. If it worked for my stubborn condition, I believe it is a good formula. I am not sure if this formula is available in pharmacies elsewhere, but...
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