Chinese Herbs on Twitter

People are talking about their Chinese herbs on Twitter. I like to highlight what patients say about their herbs - here's a selection... You can follow us on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/fatturtleherbs.

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  CyclistOnChemo: The Disgusting Chinese Herbs tasted OK this morning. Wonder if it's because I was concentrating on something or if my taste is changing
  Jul 10, 2009 08:21 AM GMT · from TwitterFox · Reply · View Tweet

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  msservalan: Found my seat, realised I left my chinese herbs at home! Sigh... Wonder if it's worth getting them sent to meet me?
  Jul 10, 2009 03:42 AM GMT · from TwitterBerry · Reply · View Tweet

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  HerbalPatricia: It's official. Brenda 43 is pregnant. FSH was 34, one ovary was partially removed with a cyst. 5 months of Chinese herbs and success today
  Jul 10, 2009 01:21 AM GMT · from web · Reply · View Tweet

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  iPewp: Chinese herbs are crazy old fashioned. Hurts the nose.
  Jul 9, 2009 04:36 AM GMT · from txt · Reply · View Tweet

People Are Talking About Chinese Herbs on Twitter

Take a look as someone tries to convince a friend to try Chinese medicine.

• technex: @Jools_jti Ouch dude, that sucks :( Hope you feel better soon.
  
  
• Jools_jti: @technex cheers, it's that or die trying :|
  
  
• technex: @Jools_jti If the NHS is gonna take forever try some alternatives like chinese herbal medicine, I've had really good results from that.
  
  
• Jools_jti: @technex Already taken 7weeks, if I cant see specialist this week, am walking into casualty. Its a strong antibiotic job, ginseng wont do :)
  
  
• technex: @Jools_jti I had a really bad skin infection and chinese herbs cleared it right up when conventional meds wouldn't, don't write it off.
  
  
• Jools_jti: @technex Was only joking, I have been using Manuka honey with better results than anything prescribed to date. However its now quite serious
  
  
• technex: @Jools_jti It's worth a visit to a good chinese herbal doctor, they have real diagnostic skill. But yeah, casualty might be a good backup.

This is so interesting to me because it follows the format of many conversations I have had and overheard about Chinese medicine. Someone complains of a health problem, you recommend Chinese medicine, there's a flip blow-off ("ginseng won't do") and an earnest rejoinder ("they have real diagnostic skill") and then...? It all depends. Keep having those conversations! And do good work - if you get results that's all anyone cares about.

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