more and more yin? [was measles and innoculations

[Guest guest]

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " hyldemoer " <hyldemoer>

wrote:

> <snip>

> > It was written by a naturopathic doctor who , if not TCM trained ,

> > had at least good knowledge of TCM. It was a web site about

> > alternative treatments for various cancers and he stated that

> > previously, good results could be had with curing some cancers

> > with raw food therapy but that this therapy was reporting less

> > and less cures these days and he felt that people in general

> > were getting more and more yin and that this was why raw food

> > therapy was not longer working.

>

> Where I live, Chicago, people tend to drive themselves to yin

deficient.

> Yin deficient should not be confused with yang excess.

> The yang only appears to be in excess because yin is so much

> deficient.

> What the doctor might be witnessing and interpreting as excess yin

is

> a population with a false heat.

>

> Penel

 

 

Penel

 

I have an awful lot to learn about TCM so I am not sure what he meant

and the website did not explain but I thought he was perhaps

referring to changing constitutions. Does this make sense, that

people are not as robust as a couple of generations ago. Still have

lots to learn.

 

Susan