Cold can manifest as ...blood stasis

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Chinese Traditional Medicine , " victoria_dragon "

<victoria_dragon> wrote:

>

> One thing I should have pointed out in the previous post is that

Cold

> is not the only thing that can cause Qi to Stagnate.

>

> The number one cause of Liver Qi Stagnation is improperly handled

> emotions - particularly anger, frustration, and resentment.

>

> Trauma to tissues (and bones) can cause Qi to Stagnate and Blood

> Stasis.

>

> According to Giovanni Maciocia, Liver Blood Stasis always derives

from

> Liver Qi Stagnation. (Foundations, pp. 218-219.) If Liver Qi

> Stagnation is not treated, eventually there will be Liver Blood

Stasis

> problems too.

>

 

Hi Victoria, thanks for your fine comments, I couldn't resist

to add some...

While we are at it let me list factors that lead to blood stasis:

1) external injury, surgery

2) cold congelation

3) heat (a collective term for warm-disease, heat-toxin, fire-evil

etc)

basic mechanisms in short short short words

-heat scorching bodyfluids, thickening of blood-fluids

-heat damaging vessels and meridians leading to an unsmooth blood

flow

-heat leading to erratic movement of blood (-out of the vessels, -

improper flow through the organs etc)

-heat leading to erratic movement of Qi, thus Qi stagnates

-heat turns into toxic matter and congeals/intertransformchanges

with blood leading to blood clots

(in chinese textbooks each of these statements is usually backed up

by several classic cites that comment the mechanism, the development

of theories, commenting each other or describe special chinese

characters in depth, a feature I miss

in all english compilations I have seen so far. In China it is

extremely unpolite and embarassing to show up others mistakes. Think

about it. Add some Western 'barbarian' stubborn point of view and you

got one more reason why we still only have parts of TCM

knowledge. ...back to the list...)

4) Qi stagnation

5) Qi deficiency

6) blood deficiency

7) Yang deficiency

8) Yin deficiency

9) phlegm blockage

10) inner metabolic fluids (pus, edema, turbid phlegm etc)

 

The chinese have short 4-8 characters sentences to remember the

qualities of these

mechanisms like:

" deficiency might lead to stasis, long time stasis always develops

deficiency "

" blood stasis can easily transform into heat-toxin "

" longlasting disease leads to blood stasis, longlasting blood stasis

forms into tumors "

" blood-syndroms often have stasis, vessel-stasis leads to blood

pouring out "

etc etc

 

bye for now...

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/8/2005 11:36:25 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

aajohansen writes:

 

4) Qi stagnation

5) Qi deficiency

6) blood deficiency

7) Yang deficiency

8) Yin deficiency

9) phlegm blockage

10) inner metabolic fluids (pus, edema, turbid phlegm etc)

 

The chinese have short 4-8 characters sentences to remember the

qualities of these

mechanisms like:

" deficiency might lead to stasis, long time stasis always develops

deficiency "

" blood stasis can easily transform into heat-toxin "

" longlasting disease leads to blood stasis, longlasting blood stasis

forms into tumors "

" blood-syndromes often have stasis, vessel-stasis leads to blood

pouring out "

etc etc

 

bye for now...

 

 

 

 

 

 

these are great ways to learn and remember, could you continue the list

please?

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

off topic........what are some ways to deal with starvation edema?

neophyte, Michelle

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tayfx

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Tuesday, November 08, 2005 5:28 PM

[Chinese Traditional Medicine] Re: Cold can manifest as ...blood stasis

 

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " victoria_dragon "

<victoria_dragon> wrote:

>

> One thing I should have pointed out in the previous post is that

Cold

> is not the only thing that can cause Qi to Stagnate.

>

> The number one cause of Liver Qi Stagnation is improperly handled

> emotions - particularly anger, frustration, and resentment.

>

> Trauma to tissues (and bones) can cause Qi to Stagnate and Blood

> Stasis.

>

> According to Giovanni Maciocia, Liver Blood Stasis always derives

from

> Liver Qi Stagnation. (Foundations, pp. 218-219.) If Liver Qi

> Stagnation is not treated, eventually there will be Liver Blood

Stasis

> problems too.

>

 

Hi Victoria, thanks for your fine comments, I couldn't resist

to add some...

While we are at it let me list factors that lead to blood stasis:

1) external injury, surgery

2) cold congelation

3) heat (a collective term for warm-disease, heat-toxin, fire-evil

etc)

basic mechanisms in short short short words

-heat scorching bodyfluids, thickening of blood-fluids

-heat damaging vessels and meridians leading to an unsmooth blood

flow

-heat leading to erratic movement of blood (-out of the vessels, -

improper flow through the organs etc)

-heat leading to erratic movement of Qi, thus Qi stagnates

-heat turns into toxic matter and congeals/intertransformchanges

with blood leading to blood clots

(in chinese textbooks each of these statements is usually backed up

by several classic cites that comment the mechanism, the development

of theories, commenting each other or describe special chinese

characters in depth, a feature I miss

in all english compilations I have seen so far. In China it is

extremely unpolite and embarassing to show up others mistakes. Think

about it. Add some Western 'barbarian' stubborn point of view and you

got one more reason why we still only have parts of TCM

knowledge. ...back to the list...)

4) Qi stagnation

5) Qi deficiency

6) blood deficiency

7) Yang deficiency

8) Yin deficiency

9) phlegm blockage

10) inner metabolic fluids (pus, edema, turbid phlegm etc)

 

The chinese have short 4-8 characters sentences to remember the

qualities of these

mechanisms like:

" deficiency might lead to stasis, long time stasis always develops

deficiency "

" blood stasis can easily transform into heat-toxin "

" longlasting disease leads to blood stasis, longlasting blood stasis

forms into tumors "

" blood-syndroms often have stasis, vessel-stasis leads to blood

pouring out "

etc etc

 

bye for now...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I am not asking as a student but as a wife of a cancer patient. Any help?

Michelle

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Remediesbyrabiah

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Tuesday, November 08, 2005 11:24 PM

Re: [Chinese Traditional Medicine] Re: Cold can manifest as ...blood stasis

 

 

 

In a message dated 11/8/2005 11:36:25 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

aajohansen writes:

 

4) Qi stagnation

5) Qi deficiency

6) blood deficiency

7) Yang deficiency

8) Yin deficiency

9) phlegm blockage

10) inner metabolic fluids (pus, edema, turbid phlegm etc)

 

The chinese have short 4-8 characters sentences to remember the

qualities of these

mechanisms like:

" deficiency might lead to stasis, long time stasis always develops

deficiency "

" blood stasis can easily transform into heat-toxin "

" longlasting disease leads to blood stasis, longlasting blood stasis

forms into tumors "

" blood-syndromes often have stasis, vessel-stasis leads to blood

pouring out "

etc etc

 

bye for now...

 

 

 

 

 

 

these are great ways to learn and remember, could you continue the list

please?

 

 

[Guest guest]

> I am not asking as a student but as a wife of a cancer patient.

Any help?

> Michelle

 

I am specialized in tumor/cancer therapy, never thought I would, but

reading the vast amounts of experience TCM has with tumors I lost my

fear and I transport that positive mind to my patients.

Explaining what forces are effecting tumors build up and dissolve.

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Fear damages the kidney. So does Chemo-therapy.

Depression(, resignment, melancholy) damages the liver (so the blood

looses it transportation-master.)

Thinking in circles damages the spleen.

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Biotechnologists worldwide are extracting antitumor chemical

substances

from chinese herbals like Indigo and Artemisia.

http://www.nricm.edu.tw/jcm/015/15_d151.pdf

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If you could specify your question a bit I might cite some sources.

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oh, would that starving edema relate to cancer then?