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Alon wrote:

 

> I think as far as antibiotics we need to remember that much of the

> problem is not WM but the business of doing medicine. It has been

> known for many years that antibiotics are prescribed way too

> often and inappropriately. It has also been known that much of

> this practice is patient driven, i.e. expectation to be treated

> and physicians pleasing patients. The warning against the

> practice are many decades old. In that regard we could say the

> same about CM. For example, the use of yin qiao in the treatment

> of colds is too prevalent. First, most of the time a cold will

> resolve in a few days regardless of treatment and therefore the

> wisdom of treatment is questionable. Second, way too many

> practitioners use yin qiao in wind-cold, and now even using all

> these very cold meds such Banlangen (sorry for Cantonese) that

> at list from some CM theory can result in lurking pathogens.

 

Please explain what you mean by yin qiao, and how it is misused.

 

> So the so-called urgency is found in CM as much as WM. It is people

> driven as much a medicine driven. Alon

 

Agreed. A system is only as good as the people who operate it.

 

 

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Please explain what you mean by yin qiao, and how it is misused.

>>>Very simply if you believe in Wen bing theory then the use of yin qiao in

somebody afflicted by wind-cold can result in pathogens entering to the Interior

and becoming hidden or lurking

Alon

 

 

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Chinese Medicine , " Alon Marcus "

<alonmarcus@w...> wrote:

> Please explain what you mean by yin qiao, and how it is misused.

> >>>Very simply if you believe in Wen bing theory then the use of

yin qiao in somebody afflicted by wind-cold can result in pathogens

entering to the Interior and becoming hidden or lurking

 

 

 

Alon:

 

You don't even have to believe in the Wen Bing. Yin Chiao is for

exterior conditions and few colds and flu in recent years have begun

with Taiyang symptoms. Often the problem begin deeper.

 

This year, again, according to the 5-Element Revenge Cycle, colds

and flu will not start at Taiyang, but rather the Shaoyang and/or

Taiyin depth. Those who apply Yin Chiao will get some minor

symptomatic relief or placebo but not a significant change--like

prescribing antibiotics for the common cold.

 

P.S. I was listening to your AAOM lecture from the CD they provided

with membership. Great stuff.

 

 

Jim Ramholz

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This year, again, according to the 5-Element Revenge Cycle, colds

and flu will not start at Taiyang, but rather the Shaoyang and/or

Taiyin depth. Those who apply Yin Chiao will get some minor

symptomatic relief or placebo but not a significant change--like

prescribing antibiotics for the common cold.

>>>>Except for the idea of lurking pathogens which can be harmful

Alon

 

 

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??? unh glb glb glb

 

 

This year, again, according to the 5-Element Revenge Cycle, colds

and flu will not start at Taiyang, but rather the Shaoyang and/or

Taiyin depth. Those who apply Yin Chiao will get some minor

symptomatic relief or placebo but not a significant change--like

prescribing antibiotics for the common cold.

 

>>>>Except for the idea of lurking pathogens which can be harmful

Alon

 

 

 

 

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sorry... just delete last " ungh glb glb message " if you haven't already

 

This year, again, according to the 5-Element Revenge Cycle, colds

and flu will not start at Taiyang, but rather the Shaoyang and/or

Taiyin depth. Those who apply Yin Chiao will get some minor

symptomatic relief or placebo but not a significant change--like

prescribing antibiotics for the common cold.

>>>>Except for the idea of lurking pathogens which can be harmful

Alon

 

 

 

 

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