Dr. Na Zhai Clinic Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine
Don: Ninety Years Old and Still Going Strong
Don Hamilton is ninety years old. He has been taking Dr. Na's #16-1 Intestinal Clean for about five years.
He originally came to Dr. Na because he was very constipated. Now, the formula keeps him regular.
"This is the best thing I found," Don said. "Period."
Why It Works for Him
"It's not hard on me," Don said. "It works great. It works good."
He feels better. He stays regular. And at ninety years old, he is still going strong.
What Don's Story Shows
Don is ninety years old. He has been taking #16-1 Intestinal Clean for five years.
It is not a short-term fix. It works quickly—often by the next morning—but patients who take it often use it for a long time. It is natural. It has no side effects. And it clearly solves constipation.
Don took it for five years. He was very happy.
Just like #25 Body Clean, people use these formulas from time to time to keep their body clean. Think of a house. The sewer system needs to be cleaned from time to time. Doing so not only keeps the sewer system lasting longer, but keeps the entire house in good shape.
The same is true for the body. Regular cleansing keeps the colon working properly—and when the colon works properly, the whole body benefits.
"This is the best thing I found," Don said. "Period."
That is the whole story.
This is not a one-time result. This is the same protocol Dr. Na uses for elderly patients with stubborn constipation and for anyone who wants to maintain their health long-term.Because the treatment follows a pattern, it can be taught. Because it can be taught, it can be passed on.
This is the system Dr. Na built. This is what she offers.
And it began with a patient who simply wanted to feel better—and who found something that worked for five years and counting.


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After the International Medical Congress in Japan

At the doctoral degree celebration with my supervisor Professor Shi Xuemin
With Professor Xu Ping
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Our patient John Landers The newspaper headline read: "Acupuncture goes mainstream."
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Giving lecture on Traditional Chinese Medicine in Japan
After an international meeting in Japan