Dr. Lian Jin Chong
Dr. Lian Jin Chong, director of the Red Cross Hospital in Beijing, is a recognized expert on the subject of regeneration, revitalization, and rejuvenation of the human organic system. He has developed the Human Organ Restoration Theory and is a true pioneer in the treatment of diabetes mellitus. Since the introduction of his advancements in the theory of Human Organ Restoration there has been a demonstration of curative effects of his treatment. No greater demonstration of those effects has been shown than in the use of Traditional Chinese Medicine for the treatment of diabetes. This success has made Dr. Chong a frequent media guest both in China and in the United States.

In 1984, Dr. Chong began researching and treating patients with diabetes. One particular female diabetic suffering from kidney exhaustion received hemotodialysis treatment with no avail. Dr. Chong conducted a kidney function restoration test on the patient using Chinese medicinal herbs. In the process, he discovered that wormwood motherwort and various other herbs were highly effective in lowering the nitrogen level in urea. This discovery led Chong to the sole use of traditional Chinese Medicines for the treatment of diabetes. Later, YU XIAO SAN was developed. In only a few short years, well over 300,000 Chinese suffering from diabetes have taken Yu Xiao San with the effective treatment rate surpassing 85%. Even insulin-dependent patients have seen a success rate of 27% with Yu Xiao San.

High-rank government officials have paid a great deal of attention to the achievements of Dr. Chong Lian Jin. In December 1989, Beijing Chaoyang District Public Health Bureau granted Dr. Chong's approval to establish a specialized diabetes treatment hospital -- Beijing Chaoyang Red Cross Hospital. Diabetics in Beijing and from across the nation, as well as numerous foreigners and high-ranking government officials have visited the hospital for treatment.

In April 1991, as part of an effort to more vigorously develop Traditional Chinese Medicine and carry forward its many benefits, Chong Lian Jin came to the United States as a visiting scholar. This visit led to numerous academic exchanges and investigations. Chong found that U.S. was home to a large number of diabetics who had few access to specialists in diabetes. After receiving approval, he opened a medical clinic in San Francisco where he began treating diabetics with Yu Xiao San. Therapeutic results from his first 116 cases revealed an effective treatment rate of 87 percent for those suffering from Type II diabetes. The rate for patients relying solely on insulin (Type I diabetes) was an astounding 30 percent. News of the success spread and Chong was inundated with invitations to lecture at numerous U.S. medical schools and public health departments. Well over 20 news agencies in the united States carried detailed reports on the achievements of Chong. One prestigious west coast TV station cancelled its regularly scheduled program to insert a segment featuring Dr. Chong. Chong also entered into a formal cooperative project with the highly prestigious Stanford University. Yu Xiao San's effectiveness in lowering blood sugar levels was repeatedly proved through clinical experiments. Yu Xiao San's preliminary report won tentative approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In August 1994, Chong received letters of congratulations from former U.S. Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush, as well as a letter from former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Gerald Reaven, former chairman of the U.S. National Diabetes Institute, recently wrote a letter praising the contributions that Dr. Chong has made to the treatment of diabetes. He congratulated him for Yu Xiao San has won a nomination by the U.S. Federation Many Choices Fund. The U. S. based West American Traditional Medicine Research Institute recently invited Chong to serve as one of its senior researchers. At the same time. Chong gained membership to the U. S. Traditional Chinese Medicine Development Institute, as well as membership in the All-U.S. Traditional Chinese Medicine Higher Education Committee. In 1992, Chong was awarded an honorary doctorate degree by the U.S. Federation Academic Degree Appraisal Committee.

The prolific doctor is also expanding his research pursuits. Following in the success of the introduction of Yu Xiao San, Dr. Chong has developed treatments for Impotence, Pollen Allergy, Overweight, anal fissures and fistula. All of these treatments combine the natural healing from Traditional Chinese Medicine with the best that can be offered by modern medical practices.

Speaking in one lecture, Chong said, "While the roots of Traditional Chinese Medicine are in China, we should use Western medical science to enrich and replenish our knowledge. As Chinese, we should act modestly at all times, appraising ourselves objectively and refraining from being neither supercilious nor obsequious. Doing so will enable us to attain an invincible position."