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Recieved some emails requesting cadaver viewing to be added.

 

Just added a day of seeing cadavers to the program. The instructure

has four years experience and has been around acupuncturist. She

won't let you put needles in to see the depth of a pneumothoraxa as

one requested but will pull the layers away and let you see the

underlying structures.

 

Kelvin

 

 

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Chinese Medicine , " acupuncturebeverlyhills

" <acupuncturebeverlyhills wrote:

>

> I'm setting up some ceu's for post grad acupuncturist a need to

know

> what you would like to learn to help you better as a clinician.

What

> do you think was missing in you education that is still in you

scope

> of practice.

>

> So far I'm going to teach the external herbs (I have almost 200

> formulas from my instructors over thirty years) How shamanism is

the

> root to (my Grandfather was the Medicine Man Of my

> Native Indian Tribe) and how it will help you interpret the

classics.

> I have people explaining the bio basis of acupuncture based on the

> works of Deke Kendall and others (really great to know if you are

in

> integrative medicine and need to explain it in a western

paradigm).

> Simplified versions of muscle skeletal testing and rehab

exercises.

> Pulse based in the 5 elements. Red flags. Biochem of the systems,

> herbs phytochem.

>

> I want to know what you would like me to incorporate into the

> curriculum.

>

> Any suggestions are all appreciated.

>

> Kelvin

> www.1stdefense.info

>

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Dear brothers.

 

After about 2 Years sending this message again for your kind

suggestions.

My 12 years old daughter has Enuresis problem. Treatment had with many

Allopathy and Homaeopathy medicines but no result. So please advise me

if any effective treatment in Ayurveda.( As per the advise of an

Allopathy-Ayurveda doctor taken the medicine 'Manasavitra Vadakam' for

2 months but could not see any change).

 

Regards

Aborizwan

[Guest guest]

in most of the cases the problem is related to intestinal worms . get her

dewormin and the give her Tribang Bhasam .

 

aborizwan3 <aborizwan3 wrote: My 12 years old daughter suffering

from Enuresis, Treated last 2 years using

Allopathy and Homaeopathy but no result. 'Manasavitra Vadakam' for 2 months,

could not see any change).

[Guest guest]

> My 12 years old daughter has Enuresis problem. Treatment had with many

> Allopathy and Homaeopathy medicines but no result. So please advise me

> if any effective treatment in Ayurveda.( As per the advise of an

> Allopathy-Ayurveda doctor taken the medicine 'Manasavitra Vadakam' for

> 2 months but could not see any change).

 

There are a number of aspects in enuresis. Is it primary, i.e. has the

child never developed full bladder control? Primary nocturnal enuresis

affects 3% of 12-year-old children. 98% of primary enuresis resolves

with maturation.

 

Organic causes, such as urinary tract infections, congenital

anomalies, neuropathies, diabetes or pelvic mass, need to be ruled out

by examination and tests. This is especially so if there are daytime

urinary problems or bowel problems as well.

 

Secondary enuresis, i.e. after full bladder control has been

previously established, is very often due to psychological stress.

 

If organic causes as mentioned above are ruled out, I would suggest

two things:

1. Teach the child Sahajoli Mudra or the urogenital lock. Have her sit

in a comfortable position. As she breathes in, she tries to contract

the urethra and holds the contraction for a moment. Then she releases

with the out breath. As she gets used to it, she can hold the

contractions for longer, and do more rounds. She can practise

identifying the correct muscle by consciously stopping the flow during

urination. This mudra, done daily, will help her become more sensitive

to the pelvic area and the full bladder signals, gain much stronger

bladder control, and help clear any negative or repressed emotions

concerning the area.

2. Have a winding-down routine at least 1 hour before sleep; with no

TV, computers, reading, or emotional discussions. The child can do

some gentle yoga stretches, especially forward bends, followed by

gentle deep breathing such as Alternate Nostril Breath. This will help

her to relax and have a deeper sleep. She could have a half glass of

warm milk with some ginger, cardamom and nutmeg just before bed.

 

If she has a deeper sleep, she might miss urine calls initially; but

she will probably become more sensitive to full bladder signals,

especially if she practises sahajoli mudra.

 

I hope this will be helpful for your daughter.

 

Best regards,

Gerald Lopez

Auckland, New Zealand.

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Dear aborizwan

Though there are several causes that may cause enuresis, it is difficult for an

average practitioner from any branch of medicine to pin-point the cause. Having

posted the message 2 years back and after running from pillar to post in getting

treatment from allopathy to homeopathy, it seems problem is still persisting.

Nowhere you have clarified whether the problem is from birth or has occured in

last few years only. Having not mentioned, author assumes that problem is

developed in last 2-3 years only. Having been advised to look into stress

aspect, author is sure that you would have taken care of stress too.

 

That leaves just 1-2 possibilities.

 

Bedwetting in girls of this age may be due to immature nervous system due to

which the she is not able to feel that her bladder is full.

 

The possibility of small bladder due to which the bladder is not able to hold

all the urine produced during the night must have been looked into already,

having been to allopaths too.

 

medical conditions like UTI, constipation, diabetes, epilepsy can also be

eliminated after this 2 yr long treatment.

 

That leaves only above possibility of changing hormones as a result of puberty,

whose onset is perhaps disturbed by environmental factors such as xenoestrogens,

and that causes inadequate antidiuretic hormone, ADH, termed vasopressin. This

hormone reduces the amount of urine produced by the kidneys. Unfortunately, the

synthetic equivalent of vassopresin (desmopressin) helps only as long as it is

being taken and has side effects too.

 

Aurvedic approach involves using medhya herbs which tackle nervous system

directly. while most appropriate combination needs to be worked out by

consulting nearby practitioner only, some ready formulation can also be looked

into.

 

Please look at research papers 28, 31, 38 at the link:

http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/researchpaper/mentat.htm

 

The above research summarises success of " Mentat " , a proprietary drug

by Himalayan health care, India, on children with enuresis problem.

 

Author has no experience with Mentat but he has successfully used

another pharmacy's formulation " Amivita Forte " , This has contents

profile similar to Himalaya's " Mentat " but there are slight differences.

 

There are some simple remedies too, which you may try.

 

- Give less water to her after afternoon.

- Give 2 pills of Agnitundiwati thrice a day before meals or 20 ml

Of " Loghrasav " twice a day, after meals.

- At bedtime give her black sesame seeds crushed and mixed with jaggery, rolled

into " laddu " form, to slowly suck till she feels drowsy.

 

 

______________________

> My 12 years old daughter has Enuresis problem. last 2 yr Treatment

had with Allopathy and Homaeopathy medicines but no

result. 'Manasavitra Vadakam' for

> 2 months but could not see any change).

[Guest guest]

Dear Aborizwan

May God help you.

It is not a major problem to treat, but you have to give me details

of her problem. I mean about her diet, her motion habits and the

duration of this problem. Further more I need to know either this

happens only during sleep or she urinates frequently or without her

decision.

I am sure that our Unani medicines will prove their efficacy for the

same.

Regards

Hakim UBAID

 

 

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> My 12 years old daughter has Enuresis problem for last 2 years. Treatment with

many

> Allopathy and Homaeopathy medicines but no result. the medicine 'Manasavitra

Vadakam'

for 2 months but could not see any change).

[Guest guest]

I came across an article suggesting a cure for bed wetting. May be

of interest to you. This was sent by one Mr.Rajinder 91-11-

45500080, 9811903792.

 

Most doctors consider a bedwetting child to be any girl older than

age four and any boy over age five who wet the bed. About 10% of all

six year olds and about 3% of all 14 year olds wet the bed. In a

very small number of cases, bedwetting can continue into adulthood.

 

In winters we urinate more though the water intake is much less as

compared to summers. Same way the children wet the beds more in

winters. In winters the humidity levels are very less. The air is

dry. Winters suck the moisture from the skins as well. Internally

as well the organs hold much less water.

 

Children who tend to drink less water will find it difficult to hold

urine in their bladders. The solution lies in drinking more water

during the day.

 

Make the child drink at least 1 glass of water 1 hour before going

to bed and another just before going to bed. During the day also the

child should be asked to drink water 6-8 times even during the

winters. Those parents who implement this program for 7 days will be

shocked to see that the child has stopped wetting bed completely.

 

I request feedback from the parents who do not get the results as

indicated above. For those who get the above results need not send

their feedback since we know this should work in more than 90% of

the cases.

 

Do not forget to tell your family doctor the results of the above

experiment.

 

 

ayurveda , " aborizwan3 " <aborizwan3

wrote:

> My 12 years old daughter has Enuresis problem. Treatment with

> Allopathy and Homaeopathy medicines but no result.

As per the advise of an

> Allopathy-Ayurveda doctor taken the medicine 'Manasavitra Vadakam'

for 2 months but could not see any change).

[Guest guest]

aborizwan

 

My son wet the bed until about a year ago. He slep very deep. We

used a combination of things. EFT was one thing we found to be

effective. You may find a practitioner near you.

 

GB

 

> > My 12 years old daughter has Enuresis problem. last 2 yr Treatment

> had with Allopathy and Homaeopathy medicines but no

> result. 'Manasavitra Vadakam' for

> > 2 months but could not see any change).

>

[Guest guest]

I have found that if one uses the slightest pressure at the juncture of

the upper pelvic bones -like one gram pressure { the weight of a U.S.

nickle } it triggers the bladder to relax and open. I have helped a

few kids at similiar age to end this embarrassing habit. Another thing

that helps is to breathe deeply and as one exhales to apply the pressure

at this point. There is a little indentation as the bones meet. Of great

help psychologically, is to ask your child to find a fear that may be

difficult for her to talk about. Anything could be making her fear

letting go of something ,or conversely, moving towards. I suggest that

the accupressure be tried initially for a couple of weeks as this along

may resolve this habit. One more thing, yet very,very helpful is to have

the child practice stopping her urine 3 or 4 times during each bathroom

trip - when she goes pee. Stop,start,stop start as many times as is easy.

At the finish of each session, ask her to leave/keep open the bladder

muscle just 2 to 4 seconds as to fully empty the bladder at night, but

more importantly to get conscious control of her bladder muscle. It works

well but takes a few days/weeks, maybe months. Best of luck, Chamae

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If organic causes as mentioned above are ruled out, I would suggest

two things:

1. Teach the child Sahajoli Mudra or the urogenital lock. Have her

sit

in a comfortable position. As she breathes in, she tries to contract

the urethra and holds the contraction for a moment. Then she releases

with the out breath. As she gets used to it, she can hold the

contractions for longer, and do more rounds. She can practise

identifying the correct muscle by consciously stopping the flow

during

urination. This mudra, done daily, will help her become more

sensitive

to the pelvic area and the full bladder signals, gain much stronger

bladder control, and help clear any negative or repressed emotions

concerning the area.

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