leukemia

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I think the concept of both yin and yang deficiency is important in

leukemia. There is a push and pull effect to this disease that makes

identification and treatment difficult. Added to the idea that the

disease will move and hide as well as become hard to detect or

dormant. I think there must be a treatment, but that may be according

to each patient and the type or progress of the disease in each

patient. That there are different types of cells may be due to this

changing type of progress with the disease. I would constantly check

piulses and test pints and tonify or stimulate points on a prescribed

basis to find the best moxa time and areas. Tonification of points

can be a way of keeping the moistness away, a dry cold and moist heat

working together?? I am thinking that a Small Intestine tonification

and /or sedation would be a starting point. Perhaps above the elbow

area? I sweat from one armpit alot as a result of the agent orange,

this would seem to be a triple burner malfunction, but I can't seem

to find a treatment area.

 

 

 

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " Zenny (Chien-Ming) CHEN "

<jming8cdu@n...> wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> A qualified Chinese Herbal Formulamight be " Zhi Gan Cao Tang " which

> deals both yin and yang deficiency of the " Shao Yin Heart " with the

> major symtoms of palpitation and irregular heart beats. Due to

both yin

> & yang deficiency, blood stagnation is the result. The body thus

looses

> enough nutrion that might cause pains due to both stagnation &

> insufficience. Suggestion might be to take this herbal formula

> starting with a smaller dosage for his condition, and gradually

increase

> to the normal dosage tid.

>

> It's also highly recommended that bring him to visit a TCM doctor

for

> further detailed diagnosis & differentiation. The doctor might

> prescribe the most suitable formula for him.

>

> Thanks for attention.

>

> Zenny Chen

> M.S. of TCM (CDUTCM/China)

>

>

> zelectronix2@h... wrote:

>

> > My grandfather is 79 years old. Recently, he went to the

chiropracter

> > for lower

> > back and leg pain. The chiropracter said that his legs were not

> > receiving

> > proper circulation. He went to his doctor and x-rays revealed

that he

> > is

> > suffering from a blood clot on his aorta and on his stomach.

However,

> > he is

> > too weak for surgery. The doctors are unsure of what to do. He has

> > severe

> > pain at night in his legs and can barely sleep. I really would

like

> > to get him

> > some help.

> >

> > I read an article on treating blood stagnation with Chinese

medicine.

> > Does

> > anyone know if he would be a good candidate for such treatment?

I'd

> > greatly

> > appreciate any knowledge that anyone could provide.

> >

> >

> >