.. change of rheology in rats ?

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Hi All,

 

Sammy wrote:

> Since you raise the cosmetical as opposed to the cosmological I

> was wondering if maybe you could decipher the following. I am

> pretty interested in what the author meant by " theology " but from

> the context I am wondering if it isn't just a mistranslation.

 

IMO, a typo for " Rheology " - the study of flow [they may have

studied urine flow?

 

The R and T keys are beside each other on a QWERTY keyboard.

 

Sammy, any info on the ingredients of that suppository?

 

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Phil,

 

> Sammy, any info on the ingredients of that suppository?

 

Does not appear to be.

 

Interestingly, there are a growing number of citations to TCM works on prostate issues. I have not yet found a clear distinction made between BPH and PC. Because TCM (as opposed to CM) has borrowed concepts about the prostate from WM, there seems to be a fair bit of confusion about treatment. I'd be interested to know of any distinctions made in the ancients texts.

 

[ FYI BPH = benign prostatic hyperplasy. This is the cause of swollen prostate and urinary problems. PC = prostate cancer. This may not have distinct symptoms before the disease manifests as bone cancer.]

 

Sammy.

 

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