Guest guest Posted September 13, 2002 Report Posted September 13, 2002 What is nux? > Nux has many elements of liver qi depression and pulsatilla spleen qi xu with > dampness. I noticed that in my first homeopathy class in 1988 > and my materia medica contains margin notes I wrote during lecture reflecting this After all the stimulating estim conversation, I would still like to be guided to a company from which I can purchase a reasonably priced ($100-300) toy. Any leads (no pun)? Is there a book which explains the effects of different kinds of estim and the technical terms used in this thread? Very little was presented in school. I would like to understand the electronics, because I have gotten good clinical results whenever I have used it. >Guys-please use simple terms if you reply. >I'm not understanding some of the more technical parlance. Pamela Zilavy, MA, MS, LAc Research Associate UCSF Institute for Health Policy Studies 415) 502-5715 Quote
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2002 Report Posted September 13, 2002 Pam for the money the Chinese Q stims are probably your best bet alon Quote
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2002 Report Posted September 13, 2002 , Pamela Zilavy <yinyang@i...> wrote: > What is nux? nux vomica is a homeopathic remedy made from a poisonous nut that contains strychnine. will and I had digressed briefly into some homeopathy discussion. Quote
Guest guest Posted September 13, 2002 Report Posted September 13, 2002 Yes - because certainly ma qian zi (sm strychni) has a different function in TCM where it arousees the spirit, courses the channels, resolves sweelings and controls pain. I know many are familiar with it's use for cancer. Will nux vomica is a homeopathic remedy made from a poisonous nut that contains strychnine. will and I had digressed briefly into some homeopathy discussion. Quote
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2002 Report Posted September 14, 2002 Yes, It was a favorite medicinal of Jia Kun, a TCM oncologist in China. He used it in ping xiao dan, I believe one of his own prescriptions, along with zhi ke, yu jin, wu ling zhi and xia ku cao. It is discussed in his book " Diagnosis and Treatment of Carcinoma in . " On Friday, September 13, 2002, at 07:38 PM, WMorris116 wrote: > Yes - because certainly ma qian zi (sm strychni) has a different > function in TCM where it arousees the spirit, courses the channels, > resolves sweelings and controls pain. I know many are familiar with > it's use for cancer. > > Will > > > nux vomica is a homeopathic remedy made from a poisonous > nut that contains strychnine. will and I had digressed briefly into > some homeopathy discussion. > > > > <image.tiff> > > > Chinese Herbal Medicine, a voluntary organization of licensed > healthcare practitioners, matriculated students and postgraduate > academics specializing in Chinese Herbal Medicine, provides a variety > of professional services, including board approved online continuing > education. > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2002 Report Posted September 14, 2002 , " " < zrosenbe@s...> wrote: > Yes, > It was a favorite medicinal of Jia Kun, a TCM oncologist in China. > He used it in ping xiao dan, ITM has made a nontoxic version of this formula for about 15 years called chih-ko and curcuma (no ma qian zi or quan xie) Quote
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