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Mrs. Jue weighing herbs
"The Seattle Times"
Sunday Pictorial
September 8, 1974
Shifting of the herbal pills &
Herbs imported from China
"The Seattle Times"
Sunday Pictorial
September 8, 1974
In memory of
Hen Sen Chin - The founder of Hen Sen Herbs
June 13, 1923 - December 23, 2006
He was born in 1923 in the village of Tai Shan, China. He immigrated to the United State at the age of 10 to join his older brothers. He settled in Seattle and worked very hard as a teenager in various jobs in China Town until one day, he decided to become a herbalist. He went back to Hong Kong and Taiwan where he became the youngest student to graduate from the prestigious herb school.
After receiving the herbal medicine degree, he came back to Seattle and opened his first herbal shop, "Hen Sen Herbs" in China Town on the corner of 8th and King St.. He was very well received from the beginning and people loved him because of his sincere and genuinely caring personality.
Soon, he became so busy that he could no longer handle it himself. Dr. Jue and his wife was one of the first ones, along with countless others, who contributed to the work of Hen Sen. Most of the people who helped Hen Sen, including Mrs. Jue, (left picture) were patients of Hen Sen themselves. They benefited greatly from Hen Sen's herbs. So in many cases, they volunteered their time to learn more about herbs form him.
The Seattle Times
Sunday Pictorial - September 8, 1974
CHINESE HERBS and the ancient knowledge of their healing powers are combined at the Hen Sen Herb Co. in Seattle's International District.
Approximately 1,400 herbs are available at the shop where small ......... Read More
The Seattle Times
Our Community - October 23, 1974
Hen Sen Chin of the Hen Sen Herb Company is a Chinese herb specialist in the International District. Many people consult him about ......... Read More
The Seattle Times
View - September 11, 1977
When is food medicine? And when are medicinal herbs food?
The answer to both questions, according to Chinese herbal medicine, is that the two are interchangeable .......... Read More
The Seattle Times
Scene - February 2, 1984
The Chinese medical system was respected on the Idaho frontier - and still is today. ......... Read More
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Living - March 13, 1984
Inside glass cases are a dried bear gallbladder and 15 herbs used in the Chinese treatment for hemorrhoids.
Along the walls are historical photos documenting ......... Read More
Hen
Sen Chin (right) and Choy Kai Chiu
Seattle Chinese Post
Juliana
Chin (left) at the age of 18 with her father (right)
and the patient (middle)
whose cancer miraculously disappeared - 1/31/1992
Seattle Chinese Post
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