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Thanks for your thoughts.

 

Okay, he said the little red dots on my skin, specifically chest and

stomach, reveals I have " too much estrogen " .

 

As for the low circulation, the lack of moons on my fingers showed that. I

am concerned about THAT, I want my luna back!!! : )

 

Yes, I want to try someone else. He is an " enterprise " , an in and out kind

of business and his herbs cost so much. I think your suggestion to see

someone else was accurate.

 

KC

 

In a message dated 10/22/07 3:42:26 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

Chinese Traditional Medicine writes:

 

First off, I'm curious how he would know you have excess estrogen

without a blood test to confirm it. Excess astrogen is NOT a TCM

diagnosis. Neither is " low circulation " . Blood Stasis is, and Blood

Stasis can manifest in many different ways.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Chinese Traditional Medicine , lv2breathe wrote:

 

> Okay, he said the little red dots on my skin, specifically chest and

> stomach, reveals I have " too much estrogen " .

 

Those little red dots on the skin frequently mean Heat in the Blood. I

am very, very leery of anyone who tries to connect TCM symptoms to

allopathic terminology. This is not to say that certain lab findings

will not *tend* to correlate with certain TCM imbalances. But the

correlates usually are made from allopathic lab findings to certain TCM

imbances, not the other way around as he has done. There are a variety

of things which can cause Heat in the Blood.

 

> As for the low circulation, the lack of moons on my fingers showed

that. I

> am concerned about THAT, I want my luna back!!! : )

 

There are a number of TCM imbalances that can cause this, not just

Blood Stasis. Also, poor circulation and Blood Stasis are not

necessarily the same thing. One needs a proper TCM DIAGNOSIS before

prescribing TCM herbs.

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