Publications by authors named "Bing-Hui Lin"
Article Synopsis
- Functional constipation is a common issue with no effective medical treatments, leading researchers to evaluate the efficacy and safety of the Chinese herbal remedy, Yun-chang capsule.
- In a randomized, double-blind trial involving 132 patients, participants were divided into three groups, receiving either Yun-chang capsules or a placebo over two weeks, with improvements in key symptom scores noted for those taking Yun-chang.
- The results indicated that Yun-chang capsules are both effective and safe for treating functional constipation, but more extensive studies are needed to confirm these findings and evaluate long-term effects.
Background: Although there are some Chinese herbal medicines in treatment of constipation, but no multi-center randomized controlled trials have been carried out to prove their effectiveness.
Objective: To evaluate the safety and efficacy of Yunchang Capsule in treatment of functional constipation with deficiency of both qi and yin and internal accumulation of poisonous pathogenic factors syndrome, and to explore the clinical dosage.
Design, Setting, Participants And Interventions: A randomized, double-blinded controlled, multicenter trial was conducted.
Objective: To determine the anti-obesity effects of oolong tea on diet-induced overweight or obesity.
Methods: A total of 8 g of oolong tea a day for 6 weeks was ingested by 102 diet-induced overweight or obese subjects. The body fat level of the subjects was determined at the same time by taking body weight, height and waist measurements.
[Exploration on essence of spleen-kidney deficiency in middle-aged patients].
Zhongguo Zhong Xi Yi Jie He Za Zhi
January 2002
Objective: To explore the essence of Spleen-Kidney Deficiency in middle-aged patients.
Methods: Investigation was carried out in 773 cases of 50-69 years old to assay 34 parameters in them, including blood lipid, oxidation and anti-oxidation related substance, sex hormone, liver and renal function, immune function, blood routine, blood pressure and lung vital capacity, etc.
Results: Spleen Deficiency Syndrome is closely related with lipid metabolism disorder; Kidney-Qi Deficiency Syndrome is closely related with hypoimmune function; Kidney-Yin Deficiency Syndrome is closely related with lipid metabolism disorder and hypertension, and Kidney Yang Deficiency is closely related with weakness of anti-oxidation capacity, hypoimmunity, the internal environment disorder of sex hormone and aging, manifested as multiple functions abating.