About Joseph Alban, MS, L.Ac Expertise Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Chinese medical Massage, Qi Gong. Studying acupuncture, Chinese Herbal medicine, and Tui Na (Chinese medical massage) in both the United States and China, I can answer health related questions with solutions from Chinese Medicine. Or I can answer questions about the theory and histroy of Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine is an effective ancient medicine still used today by about one billion people for overcoming Chronic illness and stopping pain.
Experience Private Practice, New York City, www.AlbanAcupuncture.com:
Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Residency, Hunan China:
Acupuncture Internship, Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn, NYC:
Touro College, Master's in the Science of Oriental, NYC: Medicine
Organizations Acufellows:
Acupuncture Society of New York
Publications Acupuncture Today:
Acufinder:
American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation:
Education/Credentials Master's of Science in Oriental Medicine- Touro College:
Certificate- 6 Month Training at the Hunan University of Chinese Mediicne
Past/Present Clients Pain management and sports medicine, emotional and psychological conditions, infertility, gynecology, men's health, dermatology
Question if i have a product with 10 ingredients.....one of which is licorice and the amount is 10percent.............how can i find outhow much that is in milligrams?
it also says 6 grams (20 pills)
any idea?
Answer Do you mean that 6g is one dose?
Assuming there is no filler or inactive ingredient that is used (which is hard to know without knowing the company.) This is the problem. Often honey or an inactive binding agent is used to make the pills.
You can call the company and ask them, or ask your acupuncturist who recommended the pill. If there is no filler, then it is simple to figure out, 60mg (10% of 6grams).
