Urinary tract and bladder infections cause and prevention methods

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I'm new to this list. I would like to know about

ZhongYi method to heal Urinary tract bacteria

infection and bladder infection and any dietary

methods/habits to prevent getting it. Is it same

method of treatment for woman or man? Please provide

your inputs and weblinks to support your input.

Thank you very much.

 

 

 

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Hi Mike:

 

Welcome to the list, let me try to answer your

question.

 

First, when you talk about bacteria and infection,

these are terms that come from western medicine. It is

important to state the problem in terms of Chinese

medicine (Zhong Yi).

 

There are a number of disease patterns associated with

the bladder and urinary tract, and these can be

discerned on the basis of symptoms. Whether or not

these disease patterns are the same for men and women

depends upon the actual type of disease pattern in

question.

 

There are a number of related disease patterns in

Chinese medicine, many of them based on repletion or

vacuity patterns, including: bladder damp-heat,

bladder Qi block, bladder Qi transformation failure,

bladder vacuity block, then inhibited urination,

urinary block, dribbling urinary block, urinary

turbidity and strangury, to mention a few.

 

So you'd have to try to think of bladder infections in

terms of Chinese medicine and state the problem in

those terms.

 

No weblinks, the source of this information is Wiseman

and Ye.

 

Kind regards,

 

Jack

Qi Men Dun Jia

Medical Divination

 

 

 

--- Mike Li <mike__li wrote:

 

> I'm new to this list. I would like to know about

> ZhongYi method to heal Urinary tract bacteria

> infection and bladder infection and any dietary

> methods/habits to prevent getting it. Is it same

> method of treatment for woman or man? Please provide

> your inputs and weblinks to support your input.

> Thank you very much.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Bacterial infections are generally a matter of excessive heat, which can be

prevented by

eating more cooling foods (summer fruits and vegetables, raw salads, soybeans

and soy

products, salty foods, fish and seafood) and less warming foods (roasted,

grilled and

barbecued foods, cabbage family vegetables, coffee and other bitter foods).

 

But UTI can also be caused by excessive cold, in which case prevention consists

of

increasing warming foods and decreasing cooling foods. The time of year at which

UTI

occurs is generally a clue as to which one it is.

 

For treatment of an existing condition, a consultation with a TCM practitioner

is best.

 

The nutritional prevention system is from the " Yellow Emperor's classic of

internal

medicine " . Amazon has several editions available: <http://www.amazon.com/exec/

obidos/search-handle-url/index%3Dblended & field-keywords%3Dyellow%20emperor>.

 

Hope this helps. Good luck!

Ariel

 

------

Ariel Frailich

Ginseng Press, publisher of " The Chinese Almanac "

http://www.ginsengpress.com

 

 

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , Mike Li <mike__li wrote:

>

> I'm new to this list. I would like to know about

> ZhongYi method to heal Urinary tract bacteria

> infection and bladder infection and any dietary

> methods/habits to prevent getting it. Is it same

> method of treatment for woman or man? Please provide

> your inputs and weblinks to support your input.

> Thank you very much.