The ultimate goal of Stanton University PyunKang Clinic is to bridge Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western clinical medicine as complementary medicine based on the fundamental medical precepts of these medical modalities, thereby, providing a superiorintegrated curriculum in the education and training of students as health-care practitioners, while promoting a view of Oriental medicine as being complementary, rather than as an alternative, to Western clinical medicine.<br><br>
The emphasis placed on the teaching of Western medical sciences in conjunction with traditional Oriental approaches to health makes Stanton University graduates well qualified to work alongside other healthcare professionals in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities.
To achieve the ultimate goal, in 2008, the Stanton University joint with PyunKang Clinic in Korea to provide the highest possible quality of treatments such as acupuncture, cupping, moxa and herbs to patients and the best clinical education to our interns. <br><br>
PyunKang Pills are made of various natural medicinal herbs and show great effectiveness in improving health. PyunKang pills, developed through many clinical tests, respiratory related illnesses such as colds, flu, bronchitis, pneumonia, rhinitis, empyema, tympanitis, respiratory asthma and tonsillitis while it treats skin ailments such as atopic dermatitis, liver spots, acne, goose pimples, rough skin, melasma and works to clear up skin. In particular, as of yet there is no medicine or medical technique effective against allergic rhinitis or the prevention of colds but the PyunKang pills show great effectiveness.<br><br>
In addition, patients who suffer tonsillitis often experienced more than 95% prevention or effectiveness after only 60 days of taking the medication. This kind of action by PyunKang pills is due to its ability to improve the body¡¯s natural healing ability.
After taking PyunKang pills, overall health is improved so that one is less susceptible to colds, and patients are less affected by pollen, dust and dust mites, which are the cause of allergic rhinitis. |
