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…urinary bladder, and resolves dampness in the lower jiao . Spleen 6 nourishes the blood and yin , courses the qi , benefits urination, moves and cools the blood, stops pain, and calms the mind. Du 20 calms the mind, expels wind, raises spleen yang , and promotes resuscitation. When…
Craig Williams, LAc, AHG
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…as it contributes to dampness. If you do eat any yoghurt or kefir, try goat or sheep products, which have a smaller fat molecule and are easier to digest. Add warming aromatic spices (cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg) to the food to counter the cold and damp quality of those foods. Additional…
Ellen Goldsmith, MSOM, LAc, Dip. CH
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…or even months, since dampness takes a long time to expel. Misunderstanding #4: All formulas containing ma huang are contraindicated in heat patterns and deficiency patterns. This misunderstanding is a result of confusing ma huang as an isolated herb and ma huang as a constituent in a formula that contains…
Yong Ping Jiang, DOM, PhD
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…addressing wind, cold and dampness, it also contains the blood-building formula Si Wu Tang as 28 percent of its composition. Other herbal products are available that address wind-cold-damp bi syndrome. BLOOD STAGNATION BI Blood stagnation bi is characterized by more severe pain in the joints and muscles, with numbness and…
Jake Paul Fratkin, OMD, LAc
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Herbal Medicine
…the middle jiao by phlegm-dampness or phlegm-fire. The pathogenesis of vertigo and dizziness is complex, and basically all cases will involve wind, fire, phlegm, or deficiency. In clinical practice, vertigo and dizziness are distinguished by degree, with vertigo as a more serious manifestation. In vertigo, the head feels as if…
Jake Paul Fratkin, OMD, LAc
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…yin and yang). Resolves dampness in the lower burner. Strengthens the back. Nourishes kidney essence, benefits the bones and marrow. Nourishes blood. GV4 Perpendicularly .5-1 in Moxa applicable Tonifies the original kidney qi ; that is, the person's condition, vitality and genetic inheritance on a physical and mental level. Strengthens…
Skya Abbate, DOM
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Philosophy
…was a buildup of dampness that turned into heat. According to Dr. Yihou Xu in his book Dermatology in Traditional Chinese Medicine , my symptoms of pruritus and deep, red rashes in the lower-half of my legs (from the knees down) suggested damp heat in the lower jiao . Severe…
Joe C. Chang, MAOM, Dipl. OM, LAc
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…factors: Wind, Cold, Heat, Dampness, Dryness, and Summer Heat. Each of the five elements corresponds with a paired organ system and those organs can be damaged by the six pathogenic factors. For example, the Lungs can be damaged by Wind resulting in runny nose and sneezing as in allergies. We…
Drew Nystrom, LAc
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…chen pi ) dry dampness and expel phlegm, while regaling the qi and harmonizing its circulation in the middle burner. These two herbs are quite effective in treating phlegm. The assistants are Sclerotium poriae cocos ( fu ling ) and Radix glycyrrhizae uralensis ( gan cao ), which strengthens the…
Lawrence Hsiao, MD, MS; Eric Hsiao, MD, PhD; Wen-Shuo Wu, MPH, MSAOM, LAc
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…exogenous wind-heat attack; exogenous wind-dampness attack; excess of liver yang ; obstruction of the middle jiao due to damp phlegm; deficiency of kidney essence; or stagnation of qi and blood. For patients receiving true acupuncture, each syndrome was treated with a specific acupoint selection according to TCM. Twice a week,…
Acupuncture Today Staff
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…blood, combined with transforming dampness and tonifying spleen qi and kidney yang . According to the diagnosis, the primary acupuncture points used included LI 4, LV 3, ST 36, Ren 4, Ren 6, KD 3, HT 7, DU 20, SP 6, SP 9, PC 6, and Yin Tang ; with…
Hyeon Joo (Harry) Park, DOM, LAc
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…such as heat, wind, dampness, blood stagnation, and toxic heat. Treatment in TCM aims to address these underlying imbalances and promote overall well-being. Herbal remedies may be prescribed to clear heat and toxins, resolve blood stagnation, and strengthen qi and blood. Acupuncture, cupping, and other modalities may also be utilized…
Carol Goldman, DACM, L. OM; Samantha Burris, LAc
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…heat and eliminate the dampness from the Gallbladder channel, and regulate the stomach qi to resolve the phlegm. 7. Xiao yao san ( Formulas and Strategies , p. 141): Promote the flow of liver qi to remove accumulated qi within the liver, and nourish the blood to strengthen the spleen.…
Tom Hurrle, LAc; Wen Xuan, LAc
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…spleen qi deficiency producing dampness, liver qi stagnation, blood deficiency. Herbal formula: Shi Quan Da Bu Tang ( SQDBT ) granule, 4 g, twice a day. Treatment Result: Within four weeks of taking SQDBT, she confirmed with ultrasound that her ovary morphology became normal. The period became regular and predictable:…
Iris Lee, LAc
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…meridian, ear shenmen adds “dampness” to the body. By virtue of this physiological function, it grounds the patient and calms the spirit, thus putting the patient into a state of receptivity for treatment. It should be the first point treated in any ear acupuncture prescription because of these energetics. The…
Skya Abbate, DOM
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…the engenderment of phlegm dampness. This emphasis on phlegm is due to the fact that, in Chinese medicine, all lymph node enlargement is seen as a type of phlegm nodulation. In general, the root of this disease is seen as vacuity, while its tip or branches are types of repletion.…
Bob Flaws, LAc, FNAAOM (USA), FRCHM (UK)
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…spleen qi deficiency with dampness. Improving facial muscle tone, resolving allergies, and harmonizing digestive and gastrointestinal disorders can all be achieved when tonifying the spleen and ridding dampness. Patients presenting with forehead wrinkles commonly suffer from headaches, menstrual problems and difficulty sleeping, related to liver blood deficiency with qi stagnation.…
Shellie Goldstein, DAPM, AP, LAc
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Sports / Exercise / Fitness
…by exterior wind, cold, dampness or traumatic injury. With each main channel, a supporting network of secondary channels exists, consisting of the connecting channels, muscle channels and cutaneous regions. The connecting channels connect the yin and yang paired channels at the limbs. The muscle channels integrate the muscles and sinews…
Hubert Chang
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…adds to stagnation and dampness. Overeating happens for many different reasons and can be hard to change. Here are some ways to do it: See if you can serve yourself from the stove. Make a plate and stop after eating that plate. Chew, chew, chew. Chewing well slows down everything,…
Ellen Goldsmith, MSOM, LAc, Dip. CH
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…gan cao ). If dampness was heavy, bai jiang cao and bai hua she she cao were removed and 10 grams each of cortex magnoliae officinalis ( hou po ) and fructus immaturus citri aurantii ( zhi shi ) were added. If kidney yang was devitalized, 15 grams of herba…
Bob Flaws, LAc, FNAAOM (USA), FRCHM (UK)

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