The fortune teller told my dad ,his 10years good luck has past,that is why now he is facing bad luck like....?
having financial difficulties ,sickness, disharmony at home and business downfall last time like Qian Long now like last emperor of china, do u agree what the fortune teller said?
Your dad should see another fortune teller. Keep searching until he finds one that gives him a good prediction and believe that one. Then his confidence level will be lifted and he will then do everything in his power to improve his business. Fortune tellers cant even tell you when its going to rain so we shouldn't give in to these charlatans. But if this is your father's thing, then go find someone who is willing to give him a good prediction and take your father to him.
And tell the guy to discourage your father from gambling and punting on numbers
Overcome Infertility - Pelvic Inflammation Disease Pid In Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective
I. Definition Pelvic inflammation disease (PID) is defined as condition caused by inflammation or infection of the female uterus, fallopian tubes, and/or ovaries as a result of scars and adhesion in the pelvic which in turn may prevent the implantation of egg during natural pregnancy process. It affects over 1 million women in U.S. every month and most of them are in their teen and twenties and over 100,000 women become infertile in the US alone each year. In traditional Chinese medicine (PID) is classified as the infections of a woman reproductive system. While convention medicine focus in using antibiotics to destroy the invasion of bacteria, virus, fungi, etc, in the infection or inflammation area, traditional Chinese medicine treats the problem as some tiny changes in the women ecosystem that cause (PID) such as itching in the genital area, abnormal vaginal discharge and power abdominal cramps and pain.
II. Causes and Diagnosis of (PID) in the traditional Chinese perspective A. Causes Traditional Chinese medicine view (PID) as a condition of genital itching and leukorrhea (it is a medical term that denotes a thick, whitish vaginal discharge) caused by dysfunction of Liver, Kidney and Spleen. Traditional Chinese medicine believes pelvic inflammation disease is caused by damp heat moving downward and accumulated in the pelvic region as a result of liver stagnation or/and Spleen yin deficiency or and kidney deficiency, leading to blood and qi deficiency or/ and stagnation, which in turn causes genital itching and leukorrhea. Therefore treating (PID) is focused in diagnosis of vagina discharge.
B. Diagnosis and vagina discharges 1. Spleen deficiency with damp a) Diagnosis Normal vagina discharge is corlorless, odourless, sticky and vagina dryness, due to dampness accumulation as a result of Spleen yin deficiency, that in turns distorts the the kidney function in of fluid distribution, leading to dampness accumulation. b) Vagina discharge White, Watery and no smelly discharge with dull pale complexion
Normal vagina discharge is corlorless, odourless, sticky and vagina dryness, due to dampness accumulation as a result of Spleen yin deficiency, that in turns distorts the the kidney function in of fluid distribution, leading to dampness accumulation. Where there are high humidity accumulated, it generates heat.
2. Spleen deficiency with damp heat a) Diagnosis Where there are dampness accumulated, it generates heat as a result of high humidity accumulated in the pelvic area. b) Vagina discharge Discharge with discolor with foulsmelling
3. Kidney yang deficiency a) Diagnosis Spleen yang deficiency causes by the inability of kidney to regulating the fluid distribution, that can not control the fluid in the downward movement into the pelvic region. b) Vagina discharge Excessive white or pale yellow, sticky and no smelly vagina discharge
4. Kidney and liver yin deficiency a) Diagnosis Kidney and liver yin deficiency causes excessive yang in the liver, leading to not enough fluid to moister the liver, affecting the normal function of liver in blood formation. b) Vagina discharge A thick, whitish vaginal discharge, stiff and sharp back pain and vaginal dryness.
5. Damp heat accumulated in kidney channels a) Diagnosis If the qi run through kidney channels is blocked due to kidney qi deficiency, it causes fluid retention in the channels, leading to excessive accumulation of dampness and heat arising that affects the reproductive organs, including the pelvic region. b) Vagina discharge Vagina discharge is red and white
III. Chinese herbal Treatments A. Spleen deficiency with damp (Strengthen Spleen yang, eliminate damp) 1. Bai zhu Bai zhu is also known as white atractylodes rhizome, It is warm in nature and used to treat the spleen deficiency yang due to fluid accumulation.
2. Shan yao Shan yao is also known as Chinese yam, it is a neutral in nature and used to tonify Spleen yin and qi and eliminate damp.
3. Ren sheng Ren sheng is also known as radix ginseng. It is one of most popular herbs and used over thousand of year in qi tonification and normal bleeding in the vagina due to infection and inflammation..
4. Cang zhu Cang zhu is also known as rhizoma atractylodis, it has been used in TCM in treating of yeast infection and dries dampness and strengthening the stomach in food digestion.
5. Che qian zi Che qian zi is also known as plantago seeds, it has a drain damp function through urination.
B. Spleen deficiency with damp heat Treatment Strengthen Spleen yang, eliminate damp, clear heat 1. Shan yao (See above)
2. Huang bai Huang bai is also known as amur cork tree bark, it is bitter in nature and has been used to clear heat and dry dampness.
3. Long dan cao Long dan cao is also known as bitter root or bitterwort, it is bitter and cold in nature and has been used in TCM in clearing damp heat and dry vagina discharge caused by painful-swollen genitals.
4. Xiang fu Xiang fu is also known as nut grass rhizome and has been used to regulate and strengthen the qi movement and treat abnormal menstruation due to liver's abnormal function.
C. Kidney yang deficiency (Strengthen kidney yin) 1. Zhi fu zi Zhi fu zi is also known as radix aconiti lateralis preparata, it has been used to reinforce yang, and to dispel wind, cold and damp caused kidney yang deficiency.
2. Du zhong Du zhong is also known as ecommia barkwarm and has been used to promote and smooth the flow of qi and blood circulation by strengthening the kidney yang.
3. Shu di huang nourish kidney Shu di huang is also known as Chinese fox glove,it is warm in nature and used to nourish blood and tonify kidney yang and essence.
4. Shan yao (See Above)
5. Hai piao xiao astringe discharge Hai piao xiao is cuttlefish bone, warm in nature and has been used in TCM in stopping uterine bleeding with vaginal discharge and enhancing the kidney yang.
D. Kidney and liver yin deficiency (Strengthen kidney and liver yang, tonify yang blood and clear heat) 1. Shu di huang (See above) 2. Shan yao (see above) 3. Zhi mu Zhi mu is also known as anemarrhena rhizomec and has been used to lear empty fire from kidney caused by high humidity and liver fire.
4. Fu ling drain fire through urination Fu ling is also known as Indian bread or matsuhodo. The herb has been used to promotes urinary secretion by draining fire through urination.
5. Ze xie is also known as water plantain (Same function as fu ling)
E. Damp heat accumulated in liver channels (Drain liver heat, clear damp, tonify yin blood) 1. Long dan cao : (See above) 2. Chai hu Chai hu is also known as Chinese thoroughwax or hare ear root, it is cool in nature and has been used to treat liver qi stagnation, clear liver heat.
3. Mu tong Mu tong is also known as akebia caulis, it has been used to drain fire and dampness through urination.
4. Dang qui Dang qui is also known as Chinese angelica root. It has been used over thousand year in China in treating women reproductive disorder by nourishing blood yin.
5. Qian shi Qian shi is also known as euryale seed,and used to treat damp heat, eliminate thick, whitish vaginal discharge.
IV. Treatment with Acupuncture Here is only some acupuncture points have been used to treat A. Spleen deficiency with damp SP9 (yin ling), Sp6 (san yin jiao), CV12(zhong wan), ST8 (tou wei ) and SP3 (tai bai))
B. Spleen deficiency with damp heat SP9 (yin ling), SP6(san yin jiao), UB20(pi shu), LI11 (qu chi) and GB34 (yang ling quan)
C. Kidney yang deficiency UB23 (shen shu), GV4 (ming men), CV4 (guan yuan), CV6 (qi hai), KD3(tai xi), KD7 (fu liu) and UB52 (zhi shi)
D. Kidney and liver yin deficiency PC8 (lao gong) , SP2 (da du), PC7 (da ling), SP3 (tai bai), GB38 (yang fu), LV2 (xing jian), LV3 (tai chong), LV4 (zhong feng), SP6 (san yin jiao) and SP10 (xue hai)
E. Damp heat accumulated in liver channels LV14 (qi men), GB24 (ri yue), UB18 (gan shu), UB19 (dan shu), CV12 (zhong wan), SP3 (tai bai), SP6 (san yin jiao), SP9 (yin ling quan), LV2 (xing jian), LI11 (qu chi)
V. Acupuncture channels in short letter forms LV: Liver channel GB: Gallbladder channel UB: Bladder channel CV: Conception vessel channel SP: Spleen channels LI: Large intestine channel KD: kidney channel GV: Governing vessel channel TH: Triple heater channel PC: Pericardium channel ST: Stomach channel
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"Let Take Care Your Health, Your Health Will Take Care You" Kyle J. Norton I have been studying natural remedies for disease prevention for over 20 years and working as a financial consultant since 1990. Master degree in Mathematics, teaching and tutoring math at colleges and universities before joining insurance industries.
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