Online data on acupoints & herbs for Zangfu Syndromes

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>

> Hi Brian, & All,

>

> I have edited data on Acupoints & Herbal formulas for Zangfu

Patterns

> from cyberandsons.com and uploaded the edited file to

> http://homepage.eircom.net/~progers/zangfu_hbs_pts.xls

>

> Please feedback your comments on the clinical accuracy /

usefulness of

> these data to the List, or to me <@e...>

 

I just looked at it briefly and it was riddled with errors.

 

For example, the replete heat conditions at the end of the list are

categorized as both cold and xu.

 

Brian C. Allen

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Hi Brian, & All,

 

I have edited data on Acupoints & Herbal formulas for Zangfu Patterns

from cyberandsons.com and uploaded the edited file to

http://homepage.eircom.net/~progers/zangfu_hbs_pts.xls

 

Please feedback your comments on the clinical accuracy / usefulness of

these data to the List, or to me <

 

[Re persistent parasites/GI infections], Brian wrote:

> Oregano leaf extract, and grapefruit seed extract are a couple of

> anti-parasite remedies. Put 3-10 drops in a cup of water. It can be

> pretty rough to take and is as strong as some antibiotics, so start off

> easy. BaiChongWo, 1 cun above SP10 is a good diagnostic, although I

> don't know how well it treats it. HuoXiangZhengQiSan, BaiTouWengTang

> are possible herb formulas. Eating a bland diet and avoiding sugar in

> all forms helps. Is it possible to be E.Coli? If symptoms persist, you

> may need a trip to a parasitologist, they do more than just the stool

> test, which is not that accurate - one told me it is only 65% accurate.

> The bugs can hide in places and not always show up in stools.

 

Details of acupuncture points and their uses, taken from Peter

Deadman's book, are online at:

http://www.internalhealers.com/acupuncture/points_all.cfm or

http://tinyurl.com/a33vf

 

See also online data on Channels & Points at:

http://www.yinyanghouse.com and http://www.acuxo.com

 

Do you know of other high-class online sources for data on acupoints?

 

 

 

 

 

Best regards,

 

 

Tel: (H): +353-(0) or (M): +353-(0)

 

 

 

 

Ireland.

Tel: (W): +353-(0) or (M): +353-(0)

 

 

 

" Man who says it can't be done should not interrupt man doing it " -

Chinese Proverb

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Phil,

 

I glanced over this list, (quite comprehensive!), in general it looks

ok. There's so many formulas out there that there are always others

that could possibly address given conditions, but too much for me to

write. As far as parasites go, I would add wu mei wan as a standard

one for round worms which I didn't see listed.

 

I suppose the way it's organized is a bit different for me. I'm used

to seeing certain formulas attached to specific symptoms which help

one to differentiate the formulas within a category. It's not always

the case where it's useful in practice, but gives a little extra help

at times.

 

--brian beard

 

Chinese Medicine , " "

<@e...> wrote:

>

> Hi Brian, & All,

>

> I have edited data on Acupoints & Herbal formulas for Zangfu

Patterns

> from cyberandsons.com and uploaded the edited file to

> http://homepage.eircom.net/~progers/zangfu_hbs_pts.xls

>

> Please feedback your comments on the clinical accuracy / usefulness

of

> these data to the List, or to me <@e...>

>

> [Re persistent parasites/GI infections], Brian wrote:

> > Oregano leaf extract, and grapefruit seed extract are a couple of

> > anti-parasite remedies. Put 3-10 drops in a cup of water. It can

be

> > pretty rough to take and is as strong as some antibiotics, so

start off

> > easy. BaiChongWo, 1 cun above SP10 is a good diagnostic, although

I

> > don't know how well it treats it. HuoXiangZhengQiSan,

BaiTouWengTang

> > are possible herb formulas. Eating a bland diet and avoiding

sugar in

> > all forms helps. Is it possible to be E.Coli? If symptoms

persist, you

> > may need a trip to a parasitologist, they do more than just the

stool

> > test, which is not that accurate - one told me it is only 65%

accurate.

> > The bugs can hide in places and not always show up in stools.

>

> Details of acupuncture points and their uses, taken from Peter

> Deadman's book, are online at:

> http://www.internalhealers.com/acupuncture/points_all.cfm or

> http://tinyurl.com/a33vf

>

> See also online data on Channels & Points at:

> http://www.yinyanghouse.com and http://www.acuxo.com

>

> Do you know of other high-class online sources for data on

acupoints?

>

>

>

>

>

> Best regards,

>

>

> Tel: (H): +353-(0) or (M): +353-(0)

> <@e...>;

>

>

>

> Ireland.

> Tel: (W): +353-(0) or (M): +353-(0)

> <@e...>;

>

>

> " Man who says it can't be done should not interrupt man doing it " -

> Chinese Proverb

>

>

>