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Yucca describes a type of shrub that grows in drier parts of the Southwest of the United States and parts of Mexico and Latin America. It has a long history as an important plant to Native Americans, who have used it for everything from cooking and crafting to treating medical conditions. Yucca powder and yucca extract can be used as animal feed additives. Beneficial effects in livestock and poultry production include: increased growth rate and improved feed conversion ratio, reduction in atmospheric ammonia in confinement animal and poultry facilities.
Modern science meets ancient Chinese herbs: Richmond company touts 'game-changer' medicine for the flu. From a nondescript grey building in a commercial park near the Fraser River, a Richmond company is making a bold claim with a new product they say could be a “game-changer” in an age-old problem: fighting the common cold and flu. From a nondescript grey building in a commercial park near the Fraser River, a Richmond company is making a bold claim with a new product they say could be a “game-changer” in an age-old problem: fighting the common cold and flu. The new remedy is just one recent example of Canada’s multi-billion-dollar natural health industry, as modern science meets ancient Chinese herbs. Many of these products, such as the new cold and flu formula developed in Richmond, combine millenniums-old Asian traditions with state-of-the art Canadian technology, said Dr. Yuan-Chun Ma, president of Richmond-based Canadian Phytopharmaceuticals Corporation (CPC). CPC’s product is a blend of three Chinese herbs that have been used for their health properties for thousands of years, Ma said. It’s a new version of a formula known as SHL (or Shuanghuanglian), which has been widely used in China for decades, including in hospital settings, said Ma.
