Guest guest Posted March 10, 2003 Report Posted March 10, 2003 I've had good results also with Wen Dan Tang + Ze Xie Tang or Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin. You can also add a combo of Ge Gen & Chuan Xiong for ear microcirculation. One of my teachers said they were researching microcirculation in China when he was a student. They would use a high power light from under the tips of the fingers and look at the nail beds with a microscope to see what the blood vessels looked like. If they saw unsmooth vessels, they would use that as a clue that there was some Blood stagnation present. I haven't seen any english language reports on this topic of microcirculation, but if someone here has, please pass the info along. Geoff > __________ > Sun, 9 Mar 2003 20:05:36 -0800 > " Brian Carter " <bbcarter > Re: Meniere's > > Julie Chambers wrote: > > Meniere's formula in the Volker Scheid book? Would you be > willing to share > > it? I have just started treating a patient for this syndrome. > > Hopefully this is fair use- Sheid's book is awesome- > filled with not just ideas but instructive and perhaps myth- > shattering examples of modern CM... so I'd say get it! > Bob Flaws reviewed it on the Pulse website, too... check > the practitioners' page. > > Meniere's Dz treated by Professor Zhu: > > He believes 80% of Meniere's pts have a consistent CM pattern of > disharmony; phlegm or wind as pathogenic qi and impaired fxs of > liver or GB... disordered ascending and descending involving jueyin > and yangming, liver-stomach disharmony... and he integrates the > biomedical knowledge of the inner ear involvement, linking phlegm > to fluid dysfunction in the endolymphatic system.. he argues that this > phlegm that causes dizziness, described as intangible by CM > is actually > tangible phlegm in the inner ear. He uses biomed knowledge to > affirm and strengthen CM. > > Rx: dai zhe shi, xiakucao, huangqin, fuling, banxia, tiannanxing, > quanggualou,cheqianzi > > actions: directs qi downward by regulating jueyin and yangming, > transforms phlegm > > hx antecedants: erchen tang, daotan tang > > principles: reg upbearing and sending downward of qi, to treat phlegm > first treat qi, without damp phlegm does not arise, use of > diuretics, drugs > entering liver, Zhu's personal experience... > > There's a nice chart in the book too. Quote
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2003 Report Posted March 11, 2003 Forgot - one other good herb combo is Ge Gen & Shi Chang Pu to open the eustachian tubes. Geoff > __________ > > Message: 1 > Mon, 10 Mar 2003 13:43:55 -0800 > " Geoffrey Hudson " <list > RE: Meniere's & microcirculation > > I've had good results also with Wen Dan Tang + Ze Xie Tang or Tian Ma > Gou Teng Yin. You can also add a combo of Ge Gen & Chuan > Xiong for ear > microcirculation. Quote
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2003 Report Posted March 11, 2003 > Forgot - one other good herb combo is Ge Gen & Shi Chang Pu to open the > eustachian tubes. > Geoff I've also heard of SCP + Cong Bai. Not sure if it affects micro-circ, but they open, the orifices, no? B Brian Benjamin Carter Editor, The Pulse of Oriental Medicine Columnist, Acupuncture Today The PULSE of Oriental Medicine: Alternative Medicine You Can Understand http://www.pulsemed.org/ The General Public's Guide to Chinese Medicine since 1999... 8 Experts, 110+ Articles, 136,000+ readers.... Our free e-zine BEING WELL keeps you up to date with the latest greatest PULSE articles. Sign up NOW. Send a blank email to: beingwellnewsletter- Quote
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2003 Report Posted March 16, 2003 well, there is this, in case you haven't encountered it. Subhuti Dharmananda's " Salvia and the History of Microcirculation Research in China " . It's here: http://www.itmonline.org/arts/salvia.htm ann > I've had good results also with Wen Dan Tang + Ze Xie Tang or Tian Ma > Gou Teng Yin. You can also add a combo of Ge Gen & Chuan Xiong for ear > microcirculation. > > One of my teachers said they were researching microcirculation in China > when he was a student. They would use a high power light from under the > tips of the fingers and look at the nail beds with a microscope to see > what the blood vessels looked like. If they saw unsmooth vessels, they > would use that as a clue that there was some Blood stagnation present. > I haven't seen any english language reports on this topic of > microcirculation, but if someone here has, please pass the info along. > > Geoff Quote
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2003 Report Posted March 16, 2003 I had good results in a case with tian ma gou teng yin plus wen dan tang. On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 09:23 AM, snakeoil.works wrote: > >> I've had good results also with Wen Dan Tang + Ze Xie Tang or Tian Ma >> Gou Teng Yin. You can also add a combo of Ge Gen & Chuan Xiong for >> ear >> microcirculation. Quote
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