Thanks for the info Jack: from mermaid

[Guest guest]

Jack,I'll take the info you gave me and bring it to my next TCM

apointment.My TCM doc seems a little stumped right about the one stone

dissolving and not the other so we've decided that I'd continue taking

the herbs for another 3 months to see if anything happens.Still hoping

someone will have info as to whether tai chi & chi kung will help or

hurt the movement of the stone right now.Thanks again. Mermaid

[Guest guest]

There is an interesting technique called Elevating the Kidneys on pg

48 of Qi Empowerment, which describes a Qi Gong routine for curing

kidney stones, amongst other ailments. ISBN 1-889659-0-9

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " mermaidknows "

<mermaidknows wrote:

>

> Jack,I'll take the info you gave me and bring it to my next TCM

> apointment.My TCM doc seems a little stumped right about the one stone

> dissolving and not the other so we've decided that I'd continue taking

> the herbs for another 3 months to see if anything happens.Still hoping

> someone will have info as to whether tai chi & chi kung will help or

> hurt the movement of the stone right now.Thanks again. Mermaid

>

[Guest guest]

Mermaid:

 

A little more info: Yang Water is also called Ren Water ÈÉË® (Ren

Shui, the Heavenly Stem) while Gui ¹ïË® is Yin Water (also a Heavenly

Stem) if that will help you out a bit more. It's a bit metaphysical, a

part of Qi Men Dun Jia analysis, but may help to modify your herbs.

 

Kind regards,

 

Jack

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " mermaidknows "

<mermaidknows wrote:

>

> Jack,I'll take the info you gave me and bring it to my next TCM

> apointment.My TCM doc seems a little stumped right about the one

stone

> dissolving and not the other so we've decided that I'd continue

taking

> the herbs for another 3 months to see if anything happens.Still

hoping

> someone will have info as to whether tai chi & chi kung will help or

> hurt the movement of the stone right now.Thanks again. Mermaid

>