Aging is a natural process of life that affects all humans, and healthy Aging is achievable, particularly through integrating the best of Eastern and Western medicine.
In 2006, she joined the Institute of Cerebrovascular Disease Resear.
Then, she worked University of Pittsburgh Medical Center as a visiting scholar from 1998 to 2006.
Luo graduated from China Medical University in 1989; and obtained Doctoral Degree from Medical Center of Fudan University (Shanghai Medical University) in 1999, where she also served as Vice Professor in Department of Neurology in Huashan Hospital.
Dr.
Luo also services a chair of Neurology specialized committee of Beijing Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine.
About the Author Yumin Luo is a Professor of Neurology at Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University and Vice director of Institute of Cerebrovascular Diseases Research of Capital Medical University
Director of Cerebrovascular Diseases Research Lab of Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University
Besides, Dr.
We wish this book will facilitate progress toward healthy Aging solutions and successful interventions.
These Chinese herbs have been widely used in China for Intervention of anti-Aging and age-related disease.
Importantly, Chinese herbs introduced in this book is well-known, and the chemical components have been determined, which have not been contaminated with toxic compounds, heavy metals, pesticides, and microorganisms and may have serious side effects.
The first chapter describes the anti-Aging 18 types of common medicines from the "Shen Nong Ben Cao" that combat age-related disorders, including a description of research on these medicines and a simple introduction to the theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The book contains 19 chapters.
Traditional Chinese Medicine has a long history in Asian countries, which have antiAging properties and could intervene age-related disorders to enhance quality of life and health in the elderly in China.
Aging is a natural process of life that affects all humans, and healthy Aging is achievable, particularly through integrating the best of Eastern and Western medicine
