Tradtional Chinese medicine composition for treating acquired immune deficiency syndrome and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a tradtional Chinese medicine composition for treating acquired immune deficiency syndrome. The tradtional Chinese medicine composition is prepared from the following Chinese herbal medicine ingredients by weight: 3,500 g of atractylodes rhizome, 3,500 g of costus root, 2,500 g of clove, 4,000 g of root bark of white mulberry, 4,000 g of raw liquoric root, 300 g of bezoar, 50 g of toad venom, 10 g of realgar, 10 g of vermilion, 10 g of calomel, 2,000 g of mint, 10 g of muskiness, 5,000 g of raw hawthorn, 2,500 g of Chinese fevervine herb and root and 2,500 g of tickclover. The tradtional Chinese medicine composition has the advantages that the effective ratio for treating the acquired immune deficiency syndrome is 96 percent and the cure rate is 70 percent.

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technical field [0001] The medicine of the invention belongs to the technical field of pure traditional Chinese medicines, and specifically relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating AIDS and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] In recent years, AIDS has been developing rapidly and endangering people's health. It is a headache for governments and medical circles in various countries, and it is an intractable infectious disease. So far, there is no very feasible treatment and prevention method. In the twentieth century, AIDS was called the Black Death, and it was also called the plague of God. At present, Chinese medicine mainly treats the complications caused by HIV, rather than treating the virus from the root. It can only treat the symptoms but not the root cause, so it cannot effectively cure AIDS. For example, the patent application number "011449519" disclosed by the State Intellectual Property Office on July 09, 2003, and...

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At present, traditional Chinese medicine mainly treats the complications caused by HIV, rather than treating the virus from the root. It can only treat the symptoms but not the root cause, so it cannot effectively cure AIDS.

For example, the patent application number "011449519" published by the State Intellectual Property Office on July 09, 2003, and the invention name "Chinese medicine composition for treating AIDS and its preparation method" has the disadvantages of slow cure and low cure rate in the treatment of AIDS.

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