A kind-hearted netizen (username: Red Wine with Ice, QQ: 1943410865) shared a remedy: Hello, Teacher Hu Bing, thank you for collecting these folk remedies and helping so many patients! I would also like to share a remedy for treating conjunctivitis: Soak 50 grams of black fungus in water until it softens, chop it finely, add 25 grams of sugar, let it sit overnight, and then drink the sugar-infused fungus water. It works after just two doses. This is a family recipe from a relative of mine. He said: “Some things lose their mystique once they’re revealed, like a thin layer of paper that tears with a single touch. Teaching an apprentice might starve the master!” I am sharing this remedy...
A kind-hearted netizen shares a remedy: Hello, Teacher Hu, I often follow your space and have reposted many of your logs, which have deeply moved me! I also have a remedy for mouth ulcers: Go to the pharmacy and buy a small bottle of penicillin, which costs about 50 cents. Dip a cotton swab in it and apply it to the ulcer. After a while, eating won’t hurt anymore. Apply a little before meals, and it should heal in a couple of days. Usually, applying it for two or three days will completely cure it. However, I’m not sure if it’s safe for people allergic to penicillin, so it’s best to consult a doctor! The contributor’s online name: Jesus’ Shepherd...
**Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Kongtian’s Fate, QQ: 732823570):** Hello, Teacher Hu Bing. I have a folk remedy for treating eczema. That year, my hand developed eczema, and despite trying many medications, nothing worked. A friend suggested using a method involving mugwort leaves for fumigation and washing. I used fresh, tender tips of mugwort that I picked myself (the ones from the pharmacy should work just as well). You can use an iron or stainless steel pot, heat it on the stove, and once it’s warm, use it for fumigation and washing. Do this once a day for about a week, and it was completely cured. It hasn’t recurred for over ten years. At first, the eczema started with blisters and itching...
**Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Ruo Ji Ruo Yi, QQ: 2649351066):** Hello, Teacher Hu Bing. I would like to share a quick home remedy for stopping bleeding from external injuries. When my younger son was just over a year old, my wife was playing with him when he accidentally fell to the ground. A sharp stone on the ground cut a deep gash between his eyebrows, and blood immediately started gushing out. We tried to stop the bleeding with paper and clothing, but nothing worked—the blood kept flowing. My wife was terrified and couldn’t stop crying. Fortunately, our neighbor was home and brought over some powdered cuttlefish bone (also known as squid bone) that they had on hand. They applied it to...
**Translation:** **Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Annie, QQ: 672348258) Shares a Remedy:** Hello, Teacher Hu! I have always been your loyal fan and have a deep appreciation for traditional Chinese medicine. I would like to share a simple and effective remedy for shingles (herpes zoster): sprinkle ground black pepper on the affected area. This remedy was passed down by the late grandfather of my close friend, who was a seasoned traditional Chinese medicine practitioner and treated many patients in our hometown during his lifetime. I will continue to share various remedies from this elderly gentleman to help more patients in the future. **Hu Bing’s Remedy Studio on China Secret Remedies Website:** Every day, we share the latest collected remedies to ensure authenticity...
**Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Xiangxuelian, QQ: 1103822411):** Hello, Teacher Hu! I’d like to share a remedy for gallstones that I personally tried and found effective: use fresh prickly pear cactus, remove the thorns, mix it with honey, and steam it. Cut the fresh cactus into small pieces, like filling for dumplings, add honey, and steam it. A piece about three inches long is enough for one serving. Two to three pounds of honey should suffice. Eat it daily, as many times as you like. The older the homegrown prickly pear cactus, the better. After just one winter of consuming this, my gallstones were gone. I hope this helps more people! Contributor: Teacher Zhang. **Chinese Secret Remedies Website – Hu Bing’s Folk...
A kind-hearted netizen (username: Aixinjuele, QQ: 563437705) shares a remedy: Hello, I would like to provide a folk remedy for treating dysentery (with peach-colored pus-like discharge). The prescription is as follows: For severe cases, take 2 tablets of Terramycin, 2 tablets of Berberine, 2 tablets of Furazolidone, and 2 tablets of Chloramphenicol at once. For milder symptoms, reduce the dosage of each medication by half. This remedy is for treating cold-type dysentery, where the patient passes undigested food in their stool. I have not personally used this remedy, so I cannot vouch for its efficacy. This prescription was used in 1995 when I was working in Guangdong to treat a colleague. At that time, the colleague had tried many medications...
A kind-hearted netizen (username: Zhenzhen, QQ: 1176423495) shared a remedy: I have a folk remedy that worked for my daughter. When she was eight years old, she developed red rashes all over her body. She was hospitalized for over ten days, but the treatment didn’t work. However, the rashes would disappear immediately after each IV drip, only to reappear the next day. My mother found a folk remedy for me: willow branches that grow by a river with flowing water year-round. We boiled the branches in water and used the water to wash her. At first, we did this twice a day, then once a day. After five days, the rashes never came back. Now my daughter is sixteen. At...
Warm-hearted netizen (Username: Su Xia, Weixi; QQ: 313100971): Hello, Teacher Hu! Thank you for providing folk remedies for the general public. I would also like to contribute a remedy I’ve personally summarized for treating oral ulcers. Once, I had a severe oral ulcer and wanted to use sugar to alleviate the pain, but there was no sugar at home. Suddenly, I remembered there was glucose powder under the tea table. I thought, since glucose powder is also a type of sugar, why not give it a try? I used a spoon to place the glucose powder on the ulcer, and the pain subsided shortly after. I repeated this three times, and the ulcer healed. I shared this remedy with others...
**Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Fragrant Tranquility, QQ: 1743220475):** Hello, Teacher Hu, thank you very much for providing such a great platform for seeking medical advice. I also have a personal remedy that worked for me—a folk remedy for treating breast hyperplasia. I used powdered pumpkin stems, taking a small spoonful three times a day, morning, noon, and evening, mixed with hot water. This small remedy was introduced to me by someone else, and I tried it with a hopeful mindset. Later, I consulted traditional Chinese medicine books and found that pumpkin stems indeed have the effect of dispersing nodules. After using over 20 pumpkin stems, I was cured. I’d like to share this with my female friends, hoping everyone stays healthy...
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