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Oriental medicine can cure kidney disease known as incurable

Building 5 thousand years of oriental medicine culture

Renal repair specialist Kim Youngsub, the director of Backundang Korean Medical Clinic


Kidney functions as maintaining the balance of the body by making urine, adjusting the balance of water, the body hormones, body fluids and components. Having a kidney disease can be a broad concept and it is difficult to define in a word as it is many and various to classify. For this reason, it became known as incurable. Kidney disease has a certain character to be getting worse once it breaks out and it is difficult to cure nor there is any medicine but one has to depend on kidney dialysis or transplant operation eventually. While western medical science cannot cure the disease, however, there is a very well known doctor who cures the disease with oriental medicine. The director Kim Youngsub of Backundang Korean Medical Clinic in Dongdaemoon, Seoul is the person. Power Korea has met Kim, who was awarded a prize for leading medical Korean Wave from The Korean Health & Medical Award 2014 on July 9, and heard about the treatment of kidney disease and his past.


Kim wrote 12 books including 'Anyway Nephropathy Has Been Healed'

Kim was born in Hadong, Gyeongnam Province and came up to the capital to his grandfather's oriental medical clinic when he was a young man. His parents expected Kim to succeed the family business that has been going on from grandfather to uncle. However, Kim did not find any interest in oriental medicine and studied economy at Konkuk University instead without his parents' knowing. He only told them the truth on the eve of his graduation ceremony. He then entered to Kyunghee University to study oriental medicine to succeed his family business as the 13th family member. He devoted himself to oriental medicine since then and has been treating his patients for 40 years in Dongdaemoon district, Seoul. Kim's Backundang Korean Medical Clinic is known nationwide as an oriental hospital to cure the incurable kidney disease through oriental medicine. He is confident to say that he can cure the disease because he actually has cured a lot of patients. He uses 12 seeds method and aloeswood and so for early and middle stage patients showed more than 90% of recovery, and those who lost 50% of their kidney function also showed more than 70% of recovery. This figure is proven through urine examination and blood test at western hospitals. And he poured the know-how, which has been passed to him from his grandfather, and the secrets he mastered through clinical treatment during his 40 years of experience, into his book 'Anyway Nephropathy Has Been Healed'. He decided the title in order to break the fixed idea that kidney disease is incurable and also to give hope to the patients. He said in the prologue of the book "Keep in mind that right information can save a life and I wish the patients with kidney disease a full recovery." Kim has wrote 12 books so far including 'This Is Aloeswood' which is a research book on aloeswood, 'Say What You Will but Table Is Cheap Medicine', 'The Book That Fills Energy In Every 3 Seconds', '60 Self-made Oriental Medical Fresh Juice', and '123 Common oriental medical senses that I Wish My Wife to Know'.


Initial treatment is vital

Kim said that the function of kidney weakens when we get tired. Most people tend to think that their liver has gone bad when they get tired but they are advised to examine their kidney also. It is necessary to have a doubt about the function of kidney when blood pressure goes up in order to find kidney disease in the first stage. In oriental medicine, they treat kidney disease in relation to the sex of a patient. As for male patients, reproductive ability, stamina and prostatic disease are closely related to kidney, and as for female patients, fertilization, childbirth and female genital disease are closely related to kidney. There is a saying that "when body weakens, rejuvenate your body" but the word 'body' in this case actually means 'kidney'. Therefore, the body being weak means that kidney has become weak, and we have to take restorative medicine to invigorate our body. Kim emphasized that when kidney is bad, the body gets weak and it can cause high blood pressure and edema, so we have to find it in the first stage to recover the function of kidney. Unfortunately, most patients who come to Kim are terminal patients. "It is most important to find it in the first stage to cure it" emphasized Kim.


12 seed method to cure kidney disease

Winning presidential citation and Global Medical Service Awards

12 seed method is the very secret method that has been passed to Kim through his 12 family seniors. Kim has cured many patients with this method and aloeswood. 12 seed method is to cure the disease by using 12 kinds of seed. Among oriental medicines, the one which ends with word 'Ja (son)' or 'In (virtuous mind)' are almost all seeds. These seeds, such as Fuit of Maximowiczia Typical, Cuscuta Seed, Chinese Matrimony Vine, Gongsain, Raphani Semen, Cheonryeonja, Rubus Coreanus Fruit, Ligustri Fructus, Plantage Seed, Homain, Lepidium Willdenow Seed, Nelumbo Nucifera Gaertner Seed, are to be adjusted in ratio according to its characters and kinds. Also, considering each case of a patient, they are used in granular form to strengthen and treat the functions of kidney. 12 seed method can cure more than 90% of the disease for initial or middle stage patients, however, herbal medicine is needed for terminal patients who have chronic renal failure. Kim thinks dragons and plum blossoms are Korea's valuable culture and he administered aloeswood together in order to improve its effectiveness. Aloeswood is a resin which is condensed through centuries in aloeswood trees which are known to live a thousand year. Many classical medical books including Donguibogam (Principles and Practice of Eastern Medicine) say that aloeswood runs the circulation of energy smoothly through stomach, spleen, the liver and bowels and kidney, and remove the blockage of energy, and is effective for treating and preventing various cancer. It was really difficult to obtain aloeswood and according to a document it had been imported to be used in royal family since the Three Kingdom's Period in Korea. Kim goes to Vietnam himself to get aloeswood as the most of them circulated in Korea are not genuine. The news of Kim's treatment spread nationwide and many people keep visiting Kim in the hope of curing their ailment and even foreign patients from China, Taiwan, Sri Lanka and US are coming to see Kim recently. Thanks to his ardent activity, Kim was awarded a presidential citation in 1992, a proud citizen of Seoul in 1996, a rose of sharon service prize in 2000, a Global Medical Service Award three times in a row from 2012 to 2014, and The Korean Health & Medical Award 2014.

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Dongdaemun Culture Center bridges tradition and contemporary

Holds Blue Dragon Cultural Festival to restore traditional culture

The director Kim, who majored in social science field, was interested in the Korean history and culture and kept studying the fields while he was working as a doctor. Then he started to have a new thought about the history of rural area where he is active in Dongdaemoon, Seoul, and from 1991 he introduced Blue Dragon Cultural Festival as a regional cultural event. It was originally a campaign pledge when he was the first and second generation Dongdaemoon district representative. The Blue Dragon Festival was based on an oral tradition about King's appearance around Yongdoo village in Dongdaemoon district, and he opened the first Yongdoo Festival & One Mind Athletic Meeting on May 26 1991, and changed its name to Yongdoo Cultural Festival, and its fourth festival in 1994 was held as the presentative event of Dongdaemoon district in commemoration of the six hundredth anniversary of the capital Seoul. He launched to find relevant references from true records of Chosen Dynasty and he found on September following year 'The Legends and Folk Tales of Chosen Dynasty' and 'About Rural Areas Survey on Seoul', which were archived in the library of the Imperial University of Tokyo, and there were records about the origin of Yongdoo Ritual. Kim understood in depth about Japan's thorough destruction policy on Korean culture. Kim continued his research and found that Yongdoori Village had been holding Dongbang Blue Dragon Ritual from king, Tae-Jong period to king, Soon-Geong period of Choson Dynasty Chronicles. Based on these chronicles, a royal progress was reenacted for the first time by common people in 1995, and on July 29 2000 the representatives of all walks of life gathered together to collect various opinions about the festival and the name was eventually changed to current Blue Dragon Cultural Festival (dragon is a symbol of east) which is being held every year. During 2002 World Cup, the festival was designated as a representative event in Dongdaemoon district, and it was a great pleasure that a lot of foreigners were there to see the festival. This year, the festival will be 23rd since it first started, and it is designed as a regional traditional cultural festival which everybody can participate, and with family-friendly unit events it is becoming an event to satisfy both educational needs and personal pleasure. Kim, who initiated the festival, became the director of Dongdaemoon Culture Center in 1998 and he managed the festival and organized Dongdaemoon Literary Society and has been supporting regional writers. All of these could not be possible without historical and cultural consciousness. The center currently is running many events such as Sunnongjehyeong (give to God after harvest), Residents' Singing Contest of Dongdaemoon Spring Flower Festival, Acacia Big Flower Festival, Exploration of History and Culture, Korean Thanks Giving Day Traditional Festival, Blue Dragon Cultural Festival, Culture School, Year-end Music Festival, Korean Classical Music for Children and Korean Folk Music Singing Contest. Kim has been faithful to both of his roles as the director of Dongdaemoon Culture Center and as a doctor. He broke the prejudice of western doctors' opinion that oriental medicine is the worst thing for kidney disease. "Once it gets worse, kidney disease is difficult to recover and can lead to various complications such as diabetes and therefore to find the symptom in the first stage to cure it is the most important thing" said Kim as he hopes that people will know more about 12 seed method and aloeswood. Kim, who is over 70 but has been introducing traditional Korean medicine to the world as well as to protect the traditional culture and history of Korea, will be an good example for fellow doctors and people.



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