Cold lung and Yin Kidney deficiency ( I think it is Yin?)

August 28, 2007

I am currently being treated for this by a TCM

acupuncturist/herbalist from China.

My major symptoms are constant stuffy nose, bad breath, and tinnitus.

I

have other symptoms but they are minor compared to the above.

I have a hard time communicating with my TCM person because he speaks

only broken english. However he did show me a book that explained

what is happening to me.

Here are my questions.

Can Tinnitus be cured. I have been told from my western doctor that

it cannot. I have been told by my TCM person it can. Does anyone know

of one person who has his Tinnitus 100% cured?

I have a son who plays hockey so I am in rinks alot. Usually the

nights I go to see my son, I come back with a stuffed up nose and

have a terrible sleep that night. I feel exhausted and my

concentration is reduced to near nil. Will this be cured one day or

am i stuck with this for life? I love hockey and live in a cold

climate.

The symptoms I mention in the paragraph above are duplicated when I

do exhaustive exercises, like long hikes, or play soccer.

Is there a diet out there that would aid my recovery along with what

the TCM person is doing for me? I only drink two cups of coffee a day

which I know is bad for me.

Other facts. I had a high amount of mecury in me at one time and a

huge libido to go with it. Over sexed contributes to this problem as

well I heard. So I have really cut back on this.

Would appreciate any reply.

Thanks.

August 29, 2007

Hello Canbeavereh:

To answer your questions, first, Western Medicine has

no theory to explain tinnitus in a way that leads to a

solution, so your WM doctor tells you it can't be

cured. Western Medicine doesn't have a workable

solution, and neither does your WM doctor. He simply

doesn't know how, that's all.

Here is how Wiseman and Ye describe Kidney Vacuity

Tinnitus:

" Observed in vacuity patients and the elderly. Takes

the form of a fine thread-like sound that occurs

frequently and is accompanied by limp aching lumbus

and knees, enuresis, seminal emission and a fine, weak

pulse that is forceless at the cubit.

Medicine: Enrich yin and supplement the kidney with

Six Ingredient Rehmannia Pill, " etc.

There are also Qi Vacuity and Liver Fire Tinnitus

described herein.

What exactly is your Chinese doctor doing for you?

Herbs or acupuncture? Both?

Ice rinks are cold places, especially early in the

mornings, and this will affect you. But do they also

add chemicals to treat the ice? This could be another

factor.

As to how long this will last, that depends upon the

quality of your doctor, the treatment he applies, and

the strength of the disease. If you'd like a medical

divination to figure the answer, email me off list at

mojavecowboy

I will need to know key times, such as date and time

of your doctor's visits, or date and time of when you

posted this email, as well as your geographical

location.

As to diet, perhaps others on the list could add

suggestions or you might search the group archives.

Kind regards,

Jack

Medical Divination

Qi Men Dun Jia

--- canbeavereh <bigskyagency wrote:

> I am currently being treated for this by a TCM

> acupuncturist/herbalist from China.

>

> My major symptoms are constant stuffy nose, bad

> breath, and tinnitus.

> I

> have other symptoms but they are minor compared to

> the above.

>

> I have a hard time communicating with my TCM person

> because he speaks

> only broken english. However he did show me a book

> that explained

> what is happening to me.

>

> Here are my questions.

>

> Can Tinnitus be cured. I have been told from my

> western doctor that

> it cannot. I have been told by my TCM person it can.

> Does anyone know

> of one person who has his Tinnitus 100% cured?

>

> I have a son who plays hockey so I am in rinks alot.

> Usually the

> nights I go to see my son, I come back with a

> stuffed up nose and

> have a terrible sleep that night. I feel exhausted

> and my

> concentration is reduced to near nil. Will this be

> cured one day or

> am i stuck with this for life? I love hockey and

> live in a cold

> climate.

>

> The symptoms I mention in the paragraph above are

> duplicated when I

> do exhaustive exercises, like long hikes, or play

> soccer.

>

> Is there a diet out there that would aid my recovery

> along with what

> the TCM person is doing for me? I only drink two

> cups of coffee a day

> which I know is bad for me.

>

> Other facts. I had a high amount of mecury in me at

> one time and a

> huge libido to go with it. Over sexed contributes to

> this problem as

> well I heard. So I have really cut back on this.

>

> Would appreciate any reply.

>

> Thanks.

>

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August 29, 2007

Jack Sweeney wrote:

" If you'd like a medical

divination to figure the answer, email me "

Jack, what do you mean by " Medical Divination " ? Is this related to the

paranormal phenomena known as " remote viewing " ?

Is this an accepted practice in TCM? Please explain the theory behind

this form of diagnosis and its practice in real life. e.g you can

" treat " patients anywhere in the world without having direct contact

with them!? I've often seen admonitions against people even giving

advice on simple conditions(w/o an actual personal evaluation) on this

board so I an fascinated by the implications of your post!

Domingo

> Hello Canbeavereh:

>

> To answer your questions, first, Western Medicine has

> no theory to explain tinnitus in a way that leads to a

> solution, so your WM doctor tells you it can't be

> cured. Western Medicine doesn't have a workable

> solution, and neither does your WM doctor. He simply

> doesn't know how, that's all.

>

> Here is how Wiseman and Ye describe Kidney Vacuity

> Tinnitus:

>

> " Observed in vacuity patients and the elderly. Takes

> the form of a fine thread-like sound that occurs

> frequently and is accompanied by limp aching lumbus

> and knees, enuresis, seminal emission and a fine, weak

> pulse that is forceless at the cubit.

>

> Medicine: Enrich yin and supplement the kidney with

> Six Ingredient Rehmannia Pill, " etc.

>

> There are also Qi Vacuity and Liver Fire Tinnitus

> described herein.

>

> What exactly is your Chinese doctor doing for you?

> Herbs or acupuncture? Both?

>

> Ice rinks are cold places, especially early in the

> mornings, and this will affect you. But do they also

> add chemicals to treat the ice? This could be another

> factor.

>

> As to how long this will last, that depends upon the

> quality of your doctor, the treatment he applies, and

> the strength of the disease. If you'd like a medical

> divination to figure the answer, email me off list at

>

> mojavecowboy <mojavecowboy%40>

>

> I will need to know key times, such as date and time

> of your doctor's visits, or date and time of when you

> posted this email, as well as your geographical

> location.

>

> As to diet, perhaps others on the list could add

> suggestions or you might search the group archives.

>

> Kind regards,

>

> Jack

> Medical Divination

> Qi Men Dun Jia

>

> --- canbeavereh <bigskyagency

> <bigskyagency%40xplornet.com>> wrote:

>

> > I am currently being treated for this by a TCM

> > acupuncturist/herbalist from China.

> >

> > My major symptoms are constant stuffy nose, bad

> > breath, and tinnitus.

> > I

> > have other symptoms but they are minor compared to

> > the above.

> >

> > I have a hard time communicating with my TCM person

> > because he speaks

> > only broken english. However he did show me a book

> > that explained

> > what is happening to me.

> >

> > Here are my questions.

> >

> > Can Tinnitus be cured. I have been told from my

> > western doctor that

> > it cannot. I have been told by my TCM person it can.

> > Does anyone know

> > of one person who has his Tinnitus 100% cured?

> >

> > I have a son who plays hockey so I am in rinks alot.

> > Usually the

> > nights I go to see my son, I come back with a

> > stuffed up nose and

> > have a terrible sleep that night. I feel exhausted

> > and my

> > concentration is reduced to near nil. Will this be

> > cured one day or

> > am i stuck with this for life? I love hockey and

> > live in a cold

> > climate.

> >

> > The symptoms I mention in the paragraph above are

> > duplicated when I

> > do exhaustive exercises, like long hikes, or play

> > soccer.

> >

> > Is there a diet out there that would aid my recovery

> > along with what

> > the TCM person is doing for me? I only drink two

> > cups of coffee a day

> > which I know is bad for me.

> >

> > Other facts. I had a high amount of mecury in me at

> > one time and a

> > huge libido to go with it. Over sexed contributes to

> > this problem as

> > well I heard. So I have really cut back on this.

> >

> > Would appreciate any reply.

> >

> > Thanks.

> >

>

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August 29, 2007

Hi

From your description, it seems that your body is in pretty good

condition. The way that your body responds to coldness (or cold

energy in TCM terms) is very hasty, which is a characteristic of

someone who has above average body energy.

As you have noticed yourself, the symptoms tend to occur after your

visits to the hockey rink. My speculation is that after your body

catches the excess cold energy from the hockey rink, your body will

try to dispose the cold energy later that night. Such process is also

called Lungs' Yang, or simply an increase in energy in your lungs.

Using Ying and Yang to explain things may seem a bit mystical, but it

actually makes a lot of sense if you think about it.

When your body is exposed in cold temperature, much of the cold energy

will be stored inside your lungs. Sometimes the cold energy may get

in gradually through your skin, but in your case because you were

staying inside a hockey rink, a colder place than usual, chances are

that much of the cold energy entered into your lungs as simply

breathing cold air. In order for your body to dispose of the cold

energy inside your lungs, it needs to increase the energy of your

lungs (in other words, Lungs Yang) to dispose the cold energy either

through sneezing or running/stuffy nose and coughing. During this

process, besides these 2 symptoms that I just mentioned, there are

other possible symptoms. You might wake up feeling sweat near the

chest area in the morning. During the early part of the

cold-disposing process, you may experience constipation, however,

towards the end of the process, you may experience diarrhea. After

the diarrhea, the cold symptoms such as stuffy nose/sneezing will

subside until next time your body is disposing cold energy.

Your tinnitus may likely be the result of your body disposing its cold

energy. When your body uses much of its energy on your lungs, there

may not be enough blood/energy carried to your head area which will

cause some symptoms in your sight/hearing or just general dizziness in

some cases. Tinnitus is likely not an illness in itself, but rather a

symptom that is caused by somewhere else in your body.

My suggestion would be to pay more attention in keeping warm either by

wearing more cloth or try to stay away from exposing yourself in cold

temperatures for extensive amount of time. I am not sure if Chinese

ginger tea is available in your area, the tea is usually mixed with a

lot of black sugar so that the taste isn't too strong/spicy. If you

can find ginger tea in your local Chinese medicine store, drink it

after you return from cold temperature and try to let your body sweat

it out. It is also helpful if you can get plenty of rest when you

feel the cold symptoms. Your body needs time to work the healing

process, therefore it is ideal that you give it sufficient time and

rest to let it do its work.

Hope this helps!

Gary

August 29, 2007

Hello, Hugo:

Well, I don't give medical advice over the internet,

but it is possible to analyze medical problems with Qi

Men Dun Jia. What I do is to identify medical problems

and suggest to the person that they seek medical help

locally.

For example, I have remained in China for the past

five years, but recently (in the past three months)

have detected a urinary tract infection in a

California woman, in a divination which concerned her

relationship.

The woman never mentioned the infection to me, I

raised the issue with her, and she confirmed my

suspicions. She has since visited a local practitioner

and has gotten treatment for the infection.

A man in the UK requested recently requested a series

of divinations about his career moves.

At the same time I was able to detect the source of

his medical problems, which western medical doctors,

with MRI's and CAT scans, were unable to detect. A

subsequent visit to a local practitioner verified my

findings. The man is on the road to recovery, where

doctors of western medicine were left baffled.

This was a secondary divination, one that I saw and

inquired about.

I have published articles about medical divination

here:

chinesemedicinetimes.com/.../medical_divination_with_qi_men_dun_jia

I have tried to publish more, but Attilio and Co. no

longer are willing to publish my articles. Philica

prevents me from uploading more articles.

This year I wrote an article in which I predicted that

Fidel Castro would live well into 2007. At the time,

the US Government was saying that Castro was dying of

cancer and would soon die. Castro is still alive

today, and he suffered from diverticular disease, not

cancer.

Times declined to publish without any

stated reason.

I would discuss this more in forums, but some

well-respected people throw tantrums (not in this

forum,another).

I recommend this as another diagnostic tool for

practitioners of Chinese medicine, and it is best used

in person. It has proven difficult to get this

information to practitioners, since there is

apparently a block in many quarters about my articles.

Since I am expert in medical divination, it takes but

a few minutes for me to analyze an individual's

medical condition. If there is something particularly

dangerous, such as the woman's urinary tract

infection, it is especially incumbent upon me to

discuss this with the person.

I've even analysed the cause of death of celebrities,

based on their Qi Men Dun Jia birth charts, and these

turn out amazingly accurate.

More article and course listings follow. Thank you for

providing me with this opportunity to explain more

about medical divination.

Kind regards, Jack

For whether Chinese or western medicine is appropriate

members.tripod.com/~TarotCanada/ChineseOrWesternMedicine.html

Beginning course:

www.fengshuiphoenix.com/qi_men_dun_jia_i.htm

My master course is available here:

www.fengshuiphoenix.com/AdvancedMedicalQiMenDunJiaTOC.htm

www.philica.com/printer_article.php?article_id=25

infoholix.net/category.php?mId=102

--- Domingo Pichardo <dpichardo3 wrote:

>

> Jack Sweeney wrote:

>

> " If you'd like a medical

> divination to figure the answer, email me "

>

> Jack, what do you mean by " Medical Divination " ? Is

> this related to the

> paranormal phenomena known as " remote viewing " ?

> Is this an accepted practice in TCM? Please explain

> the theory behind

> this form of diagnosis and its practice in real

> life. e.g you can

> " treat " patients anywhere in the world without

> having direct contact

> with them!? I've often seen admonitions against

> people even giving

> advice on simple conditions(w/o an actual personal

> evaluation) on this

> board so I an fascinated by the implications of your

> post!

>

> Domingo

>

> > Hello Canbeavereh:

> >

> > To answer your questions, first, Western Medicine

> has

> > no theory to explain tinnitus in a way that leads

> to a

> > solution, so your WM doctor tells you it can't be

> > cured. Western Medicine doesn't have a workable

> > solution, and neither does your WM doctor. He

> simply

> > doesn't know how, that's all.

> >

> > Here is how Wiseman and Ye describe Kidney Vacuity

> > Tinnitus:

> >

> > " Observed in vacuity patients and the elderly.

> Takes

> > the form of a fine thread-like sound that occurs

> > frequently and is accompanied by limp aching

> lumbus

> > and knees, enuresis, seminal emission and a fine,

> weak

> > pulse that is forceless at the cubit.

> >

> > Medicine: Enrich yin and supplement the kidney

> with

> > Six Ingredient Rehmannia Pill, " etc.

> >

> > There are also Qi Vacuity and Liver Fire Tinnitus

> > described herein.

> >

> > What exactly is your Chinese doctor doing for you?

> > Herbs or acupuncture? Both?

> >

> > Ice rinks are cold places, especially early in the

> > mornings, and this will affect you. But do they

> also

> > add chemicals to treat the ice? This could be

> another

> > factor.

> >

> > As to how long this will last, that depends upon

> the

> > quality of your doctor, the treatment he applies,

> and

> > the strength of the disease. If you'd like a

> medical

> > divination to figure the answer, email me off list

> at

> >

> > mojavecowboy

> <mojavecowboy%40>

> >

> > I will need to know key times, such as date and

> time

> > of your doctor's visits, or date and time of when

> you

> > posted this email, as well as your geographical

> > location.

> >

> > As to diet, perhaps others on the list could add

> > suggestions or you might search the group

> archives.

> >

> > Kind regards,

> >

> > Jack

> > Medical Divination

> > Qi Men Dun Jia

> >

> > --- canbeavereh <bigskyagency

> > <bigskyagency%40xplornet.com>> wrote:

> >

> > > I am currently being treated for this by a TCM

> > > acupuncturist/herbalist from China.

> > >

> > > My major symptoms are constant stuffy nose, bad

> > > breath, and tinnitus.

> > > I

> > > have other symptoms but they are minor compared

> to

> > > the above.

> > >

> > > I have a hard time communicating with my TCM

> person

> > > because he speaks

> > > only broken english. However he did show me a

> book

> > > that explained

> > > what is happening to me.

> > >

> > > Here are my questions.

> > >

> > > Can Tinnitus be cured. I have been told from my

> > > western doctor that

> > > it cannot. I have been told by my TCM person it

> can.

> > > Does anyone know

> > > of one person who has his Tinnitus 100% cured?

> > >

> > > I have a son who plays hockey so I am in rinks

> alot.

> > > Usually the

> > > nights I go to see my son, I come back with a

> > > stuffed up nose and

> > > have a terrible sleep that night. I feel

> exhausted

> > > and my

> > > concentration is reduced to near nil. Will this

> be

> > > cured one day or

> > > am i stuck with this for life? I love hockey and

> > > live in a cold

> > > climate.

> > >

> > > The symptoms I mention in the paragraph above

> are

> > > duplicated when I

> > > do exhaustive exercises, like long hikes, or

> play

> > > soccer.

> > >

> > > Is there a diet out there that would aid my

> recovery

> > > along with what

> > > the TCM person is doing for me? I only drink two

> > > cups of coffee a day

> > > which I know is bad for me.

> > >

> > > Other facts. I had a high amount of mecury in me

> at

> > > one time and a

> > > huge libido to go with it. Over sexed

> contributes to

> > > this problem as

> > > well I heard. So I have really cut back on this.

> > >

> > > Would appreciate any reply.

> > >

> > > Thanks.

> > >

> >

>

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August 29, 2007

Chinese Traditional Medicine , Jack Sweeney <mojavecowboy

wrote:

> I have published articles about medical divination

> here:

>

> chinesemedicinetimes.com/.../medical_divination_with_qi_men_dun_jia

Jack, the link is broken and only goes to the front page of the site.

Could you provide the full link; wasn't able to locate your article.

sue

August 30, 2007

Hi, Sue, Domingo:

Sorry, here is the link to most of the article:

http://www.chinesemedicinetimes.com/section.php?xSec=74

Kind regards,

Jack

--- qiuser <qiuser wrote:

> Chinese Traditional Medicine , Jack Sweeney

> <mojavecowboy

> wrote:

>

> > I have published articles about medical divination

> > here:

> >

>

chinesemedicinetimes.com/.../medical_divination_with_qi_men_dun_jia

>

> Jack, the link is broken and only goes to the front

> page of the site.

> Could you provide the full link; wasn't able to

> locate your article.

>

> sue

>

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August 30, 2007

Thanks for your response Jack.

>What exactly is your Chinese doctor doing for you?

Herbs or acupuncture? Both?

Both actually. He is giving me these pills that are little black and brown

balls, that he gives me in a brown paper bag. I feel great, but isn't curing my

sinuses or tinnitus yet.

>If you'd like a medical

divination to figure the answer, email me off list at

Sure why not I will email it tonight.

Nobody has answered me whether they have heard of a tinnitus patient being 100%

cured.

If anybody knows of food that helps develop a yin kidney deficiency I would

appreciate it.

Take care and good health.

-

Jack Sweeney

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Tuesday, August 28, 2007 10:52 PM

Re: [Chinese Traditional Medicine] Cold lung and Yin Kidney deficiency ( I think it

is Yin?)

Hello Canbeavereh:

To answer your questions, first, Western Medicine has

no theory to explain tinnitus in a way that leads to a

solution, so your WM doctor tells you it can't be

cured. Western Medicine doesn't have a workable

solution, and neither does your WM doctor. He simply

doesn't know how, that's all.

Here is how Wiseman and Ye describe Kidney Vacuity

Tinnitus:

" Observed in vacuity patients and the elderly. Takes

the form of a fine thread-like sound that occurs

frequently and is accompanied by limp aching lumbus

and knees, enuresis, seminal emission and a fine, weak

pulse that is forceless at the cubit.

Medicine: Enrich yin and supplement the kidney with

Six Ingredient Rehmannia Pill, " etc.

There are also Qi Vacuity and Liver Fire Tinnitus

described herein.

What exactly is your Chinese doctor doing for you?

Herbs or acupuncture? Both?

Ice rinks are cold places, especially early in the

mornings, and this will affect you. But do they also

add chemicals to treat the ice? This could be another

factor.

As to how long this will last, that depends upon the

quality of your doctor, the treatment he applies, and

the strength of the disease. If you'd like a medical

divination to figure the answer, email me off list at

mojavecowboy

I will need to know key times, such as date and time

of your doctor's visits, or date and time of when you

posted this email, as well as your geographical

location.

As to diet, perhaps others on the list could add

suggestions or you might search the group archives.

Kind regards,

Jack

Medical Divination

Qi Men Dun Jia

--- canbeavereh <bigskyagency wrote:

> I am currently being treated for this by a TCM

> acupuncturist/herbalist from China.

>

> My major symptoms are constant stuffy nose, bad

> breath, and tinnitus.

> I

> have other symptoms but they are minor compared to

> the above.

>

> I have a hard time communicating with my TCM person

> because he speaks

> only broken english. However he did show me a book

> that explained

> what is happening to me.

>

> Here are my questions.

>

> Can Tinnitus be cured. I have been told from my

> western doctor that

> it cannot. I have been told by my TCM person it can.

> Does anyone know

> of one person who has his Tinnitus 100% cured?

>

> I have a son who plays hockey so I am in rinks alot.

> Usually the

> nights I go to see my son, I come back with a

> stuffed up nose and

> have a terrible sleep that night. I feel exhausted

> and my

> concentration is reduced to near nil. Will this be

> cured one day or

> am i stuck with this for life? I love hockey and

> live in a cold

> climate.

>

> The symptoms I mention in the paragraph above are

> duplicated when I

> do exhaustive exercises, like long hikes, or play

> soccer.

>

> Is there a diet out there that would aid my recovery

> along with what

> the TCM person is doing for me? I only drink two

> cups of coffee a day

> which I know is bad for me.

>

> Other facts. I had a high amount of mecury in me at

> one time and a

> huge libido to go with it. Over sexed contributes to

> this problem as

> well I heard. So I have really cut back on this.

>

> Would appreciate any reply.

>

> Thanks.

>

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August 30, 2007

Thank you Jack! I found your article quite interesting... have you heard

of Edgar Casey who seems to have been able to tap into the same source

of information that makes divination possible!

http://edgarcayce.org/about_edgarcayce/about_edgarcayce.asp

http://www.near-death.com/experiences/cayce11.html

Jack Sweeney wrote:

>

> Hi, Sue, Domingo:

>

> Sorry, here is the link to most of the article:

>

> http://www.chinesemedicinetimes.com/section.php?xSec=74

> <http://www.chinesemedicinetimes.com/section.php?xSec=74>

>

> Kind regards,

>

> Jack

>

> --- qiuser <qiuser <qiuser%40>> wrote:

>

> > Chinese Traditional Medicine

> <Chinese Traditional Medicine%40>, Jack Sweeney

> > <mojavecowboy

> > wrote:

> >

> > > I have published articles about medical divination

> > > here:

> > >

> >

> chinesemedicinetimes.com/.../medical_divination_with_qi_men_dun_jia

> >

> > Jack, the link is broken and only goes to the front

> > page of the site.

> > Could you provide the full link; wasn't able to

> > locate your article.

> >

> > sue

> >

>

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August 30, 2007

Hi, Domingo:

Yes, have heard of Cayce. There is a guy in Arizona

who researches all the earth changes that Cayce

predicted.

Qi Men Dun Jia actually works on principles of physics

that the west has barely caught on to and for the

large part has ignored because scientists fail to

understand their significance.

Kind regards,

Jack

--- Domingo Pichardo <dpichardo3 wrote:

> Thank you Jack! I found your article quite

> interesting... have you heard

> of Edgar Casey who seems to have been able to tap

> into the same source

> of information that makes divination possible!

>

http://edgarcayce.org/about_edgarcayce/about_edgarcayce.asp

>

> http://www.near-death.com/experiences/cayce11.html

>

> Jack Sweeney wrote:

> >

> > Hi, Sue, Domingo:

> >

> > Sorry, here is the link to most of the article:

> >

>

http://www.chinesemedicinetimes.com/section.php?xSec=74

>

> >

>

<http://www.chinesemedicinetimes.com/section.php?xSec=74>

> >

> > Kind regards,

> >

> > Jack

> >

> > --- qiuser <qiuser

> <qiuser%40>> wrote:

> >

> > > Chinese Traditional Medicine

> > <Chinese Traditional Medicine%40>, Jack

> Sweeney

> > > <mojavecowboy

> > > wrote:

> > >

> > > > I have published articles about medical

> divination

> > > > here:

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

chinesemedicinetimes.com/.../medical_divination_with_qi_men_dun_jia

> > >

> > > Jack, the link is broken and only goes to the

> front

> > > page of the site.

> > > Could you provide the full link; wasn't able to

> > > locate your article.

> > >

> > > sue

> > >

> >

>

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August 30, 2007

Gary this is very, very interesting and your points make perfect

sense to me.

I will definetly get some ginger tea and take your advise for after

rink visits.

I guess my question is why me? Other parents don't have the same

problems. Is their a kidney to lung connection, where my body water

level is low. This is what my TCM is trying to correct.

I have noticed that I wake up a couple of times at night and have to

urinate. This seems to alleviate my stuffy nose. This may sound gross

but my urine is very salty smelling. At around 6:00 a.m I can't

breath through my nose, so I wake up and I notice I have to go to the

bathroom. My nose is often dry and my mouth is dry (bad breath of the

worst kind).What is that all about? The TCM is giving me acupunture

on my nose and I think that and his pills are helping. I wondered

about drinking salt water to replace the salt I am urinating out in

the early morning. I tried it and I think I feel more hydrated which

maybe be helping too.

Look very forward to your reply. This is the best information I have

had in my 10 years searching for my answer to my problems.

Best of Health.

Rick

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " Gary Wu " <mcmhealth

wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> From your description, it seems that your body is in pretty good

> condition. The way that your body responds to coldness (or cold

> energy in TCM terms) is very hasty, which is a characteristic of

> someone who has above average body energy.

>

> As you have noticed yourself, the symptoms tend to occur after your

> visits to the hockey rink. My speculation is that after your body

> catches the excess cold energy from the hockey rink, your body will

> try to dispose the cold energy later that night. Such process is

also

> called Lungs' Yang, or simply an increase in energy in your lungs.

> Using Ying and Yang to explain things may seem a bit mystical, but

it

> actually makes a lot of sense if you think about it.

>

> When your body is exposed in cold temperature, much of the cold

energy

> will be stored inside your lungs. Sometimes the cold energy may get

> in gradually through your skin, but in your case because you were

> staying inside a hockey rink, a colder place than usual, chances are

> that much of the cold energy entered into your lungs as simply

> breathing cold air. In order for your body to dispose of the cold

> energy inside your lungs, it needs to increase the energy of your

> lungs (in other words, Lungs Yang) to dispose the cold energy either

> through sneezing or running/stuffy nose and coughing. During this

> process, besides these 2 symptoms that I just mentioned, there are

> other possible symptoms. You might wake up feeling sweat near the

> chest area in the morning. During the early part of the

> cold-disposing process, you may experience constipation, however,

> towards the end of the process, you may experience diarrhea. After

> the diarrhea, the cold symptoms such as stuffy nose/sneezing will

> subside until next time your body is disposing cold energy.

>

> Your tinnitus may likely be the result of your body disposing its

cold

> energy. When your body uses much of its energy on your lungs, there

> may not be enough blood/energy carried to your head area which will

> cause some symptoms in your sight/hearing or just general dizziness

in

> some cases. Tinnitus is likely not an illness in itself, but

rather a

> symptom that is caused by somewhere else in your body.

>

> My suggestion would be to pay more attention in keeping warm either

by

> wearing more cloth or try to stay away from exposing yourself in

cold

> temperatures for extensive amount of time. I am not sure if Chinese

> ginger tea is available in your area, the tea is usually mixed with

a

> lot of black sugar so that the taste isn't too strong/spicy. If you

> can find ginger tea in your local Chinese medicine store, drink it

> after you return from cold temperature and try to let your body

sweat

> it out. It is also helpful if you can get plenty of rest when you

> feel the cold symptoms. Your body needs time to work the healing

> process, therefore it is ideal that you give it sufficient time and

> rest to let it do its work.

>

> Hope this helps!

>

> Gary

>

August 31, 2007

Dear Rick

It is a bit difficult to actually determine the cause of your problems

because of the limited information from your description. TCM

diagnosis relies on 4 methods, look, hear/smell, asking for

background, and touching, or feeling pulse.

If you can tell me a bit more about yourself perhaps I can have a more

accurate idea on your problem. For example, age, race, which area do

you live in, height, weight, skin tone, body shape, any major illness

or related events in the past, any lingering illness currently. Also

describe a typical day for you, like when do you wake up, when do you

sleep at night, etc.

As for the question " Whether my illness is genetic? " From what I

know, most of our problems, especially something that's chronic and

incurable, are caused by some bad habits that we have in our daily

living. These habits can be physical, or even mental such as certain

emotions or personal character flaws. For example, a person that is

easily angered may have problems with his liver, a person that is

constantly depressed and worried may have a problem with spleen, a

person that just experienced extreme sorrow may have damaged his

lungs. These relationships are all written in ancient TCM scriptures

and are actually quite accurate in most cases. Sometimes a family

that lives together may share similar habits. For example, a family

where the parents sleep late at night is likely that their children

will also sleep quite late. The result is that their entire family

will have unhealthy sleeping patterns and share similar problems that

results from that. A more basic example would be if parents enjoy

eating a lot of junk food, chances are their kids would be eating junk

food as well and perhaps end up with obesity. Many people may use

genetics as an excuse when dealing with chronic diseases, but in

reality perhaps only a small portion of the cases are actually caused

by genetics. Therefore we should always try our best to fix our

problems before giving up and placing the blame on our family tree.

Gary

September 1, 2007

Hi Gary,

I don't think I asked if it was genetic. I don't think it is. Although my Dad

does suffer from a stuffy nose.

My main question was, is there a connection between the lungs and low water

(i.e. Low Kidney Qi) and about

my symptoms at night. i.e. smelly urine etc.. (see last email I sent).

Anyhow you asked for a few more details about myself to help with your diagnoses

of me. Here are your

answers:

Age: 49

Race: White

Height: 5'8 "

Major Illness: Bleeding ulcer (when I was a kid), pneumonia a couple of times,

ear infections, nose polyps,

High level of mercury at one time in blood. Tinnitus

(lingering), Stuffy nose (lingering), headaches around eyes and at the same time

stuffy nose (lingering).

Typical day. Up around 8:00 a.m., in bed around 11:00 p.m up usually twice a

night because of stuffy nose. Usually around 3:00a.m and 6:00 a.m. Some nights

up on and off all night cause of stuffy nose.

Body Type: About 30 lbs overweight

I don't know what my skin tone is, sorry. I am a male Caucasian if that is what

you mean.

I live right next to you in Calgary, AB. Dry & cold.

Hope this helps.

Thanks very much

Rick

-

Gary Wu

Chinese Traditional Medicine

Friday, August 31, 2007 12:57 AM

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