TCM and Cancer

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I am so glad there are so many who are interested in the study of cancer and

TCM. I have started a list and will be e-mailing you some of the info that I

have collected. I am doing a study on a formula for lung cancer. There is no

name for the formula, but is a composition of herbs that are used from different

studies for lung cancer. This is just a study of the herbs, but I think with

a lot of good open minds and dissecting the formula we may learn something.

after all, isn't that what we have dedicated our live for? Health to you, Mary

Spohn LAc

[Guest guest]

I have the book, its very interesting. Thanks for the info

[Guest guest]

I collect information on the use of both TCM and Botanical Medicine for

treatment of Cancers.However, I am a veterinarian that is working on my

Masters in TCVM.I would be glad to be a part of your interest.We use

protocalls and TCM formulas that have worked on people and so I believe the

thought process for all species is equally contributing to the overall

knowledge we need to gain on the use of TCM in cancer.Sincerely,P.

Jordan,DVM PS Currently working on Lymphoma, abdominal masses with TCM.

 

 

>DrSpohn

>Chinese Medicine

>Chinese Medicine

>CC: DrSpohn

> TCM and Cancer

>Fri, 19 Mar 2004 13:35:43 EST

>

>This is to anyone who wants to explore the benefits that TCM has to offer

>in

>the field of cancer. I am very interested in finding out research that has

>been done in treating cancer patients. Some of you don't want to go into

>that

>direction, but for those of you that do please email me and maybe we can

>put our

>heads together and match notes. I have always been interested in treating

>cancer with TCM, I lost my dad to cancer 7 years ago, since then I have

>tried to

>find out all I could on helping cancer patients with TCM. So if you want to

>join in just send me a note. Mary Spohn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Patricia Jordan wrote:

I collect information on the use of both TCM and Botanical Medicine for

treatment of Cancers.However, I am a veterinarian that is working on my

Masters in TCVM.I would be glad to be a part of your interest.We use

protocalls and TCM formulas that have worked on people and so I believe the

thought process for all species is equally contributing to the overall

knowledge we need to gain on the use of TCM in cancer.Sincerely,P.

Jordan,DVM PS Currently working on Lymphoma, abdominal masses with TCM.

>

>

For lymphoma pathology, look to Matsumoto's work with Immune Reflex

clearing.

You would find sore tender spots at sternomastoid origin and a little

further inferiorly at

a point she calls Evil Wind. You work with Japanese LI 11 and LI 10, and the

approach

requires a steady touch and patience. If reflex is cleared, much of immune

based

illnesses are also cleared, or ameliorated. She explains the connection

between the Gate

of Po, anus, the corporeal soul, the ileo-cecal junction with the rich

lymphatic network,

and the lymphocytic cellular paucity, a low count.

 

For abdominal masses look to working with the Ren as part of combination

with

Yin Qiao. Look for the nine kinds of " upside down cups " ; aggregations, God

love the Chinese for allegories. There's even a plate in there somewhere,

upside

down of course.

 

Go this look to Dr Yoshio Manaka's work with isophasality in his Chasing the

Dragon's Tail, the guy was a mad genius, my kind of mad.

 

If you are staid, stay with Matsumoto-Birch's Extraordinary Vessels. No

madness

there, real straight structure, Japanese-precise-don't step out of line

fashion.

 

Because you are dealing with quadrupeds, try to locate Immune Reflex with

the

animal on all fours. More natural than finding it on the weakly forelegs of

human bipeds.

 

When working with abd masses, check in l and r lateral positions when abd is

relaxed.

 

Best.

 

Dr. Holmes Keikobad

MB BS DPH Ret. DIP AC NCCAOM LIC AC CO & AZ

www.acu-free.com - 15 CEUS by video for acupuncture recertification. NCCAOM

reviewed. Also CA NM AZ MA and most states. $ 299 all 50 states in US. S & H

and tax included.

[Guest guest]

Could you please explain more about the relationship between the

gate of po, corporeal soul, etc, as i'm very interested in this.

 

Attilio

 

" Dr. Holmes Keikobad " <acuheal@e...> wrote:

She explains the connection between the Gate of Po, anus, the

corporeal soul, the ileo-cecal junction with the rich lymphatic

network, and the lymphocytic cellular paucity, a low count.

[Guest guest]

--- DrSpohn@a... wrote:

> This is to anyone who wants to explore the benefits that TCM has to

> offer in the field of cancer. I am very interested in finding out

> research that has been done in treating cancer patients.

 

Do you know this article?

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/466879

 

Best wishes

 

Alwin

[Guest guest]

Hi Alwin, I tried to access the web site and it won't work. Can you check the

address again? Thanks for the info. Blessings, Mary

[Guest guest]

Hi Mary

 

The file is accessible but it requires registration at MedScape.

The registration is free though.

 

The article is called: " and Supportive Cancer Care:

A Model for an Evidence-Based, Integrative Approach

Posted 02/10/2004

 

Stephen M Sagar; Raimond Wong "

 

Hope this helps you out

 

Best wishes

 

Alwin

 

--- DrSpohn@a... wrote:

> Hi Alwin, I tried to access the web site and it won't work. Can you

check the

> address again? Thanks for the info. Blessings, Mary

[Guest guest]

Attilio:

Could you please explain more about the relationship between the

gate of po, corporeal soul, etc, as i'm very interested in this.

>

>

Matsumoto, following her teacher Master Nagano et al, has developed a

protocol for

diagnosing Immune Reflex, which once ameliorated, allows the body to heal

and stay

in good health.

 

This reflex revolves around finding a tender area at TW 16 and another one

at

Evil Wind, a cun antero-inferior on the posterior border of the SCM at its

origin.

 

The way to release this is by palpating " gummy " areas around the Japanese LI

11

and LI 10 for good measure, so the tenderness is released. Oddly, these

areas are

at the top of the, or the entryway to, the neck, wherein the breath arrives.

 

OK. The Gate of Po is at the other end, at the outlet orifice to LI, leads

one to, somewhat

proximally, the ileo-cecal junction, which has the largest collection of

lymphatic

vessels in the body around it, to deal with any pathogen which might reflux

back inspite of the i-c valve and the gradient of flux downstream.

 

Man and woman are therefore so much tissue strung around a nasal-anal axis

[my comment, Matsumoto does not countenance the profane].

 

Working the LI points releases stagnation in this ileo-cecal area, bringing

about a

free flow of the immune bodies.

 

Gate of Po equates to the corporeal soul because it is oriented to Metal,

and

the humanoid fetus becomes human with the first breath, and with the last,

mantelpiece decoration.

 

Throw in a Nan-Ching passage which relates tenderness in R paraumbilical

region with a LU disorder, and the L, with LIV, and one gets more

affirmation.

 

In Indian lore, the really uncivilized kind, th best, when a person

defecates at

death, a rebirth is sure to follow. Which does nor sound pleasant.

 

By extension, if the 'jeeva', breath, leaves by other venues, other

destinations

follow. The best is when the skull, I am not making this up, splits, and one

ends

up in Guru Valhall.

 

Which to me is dreadful, because there is not one pub in sight, and all the

pretty

ankles are in robes, and you have more Gurus than you are likely to be able

to

digest.

 

Best wishes

 

Dr. Holmes Keikobad

MB BS DPH Ret. DIP AC NCCAOM LIC AC CO & AZ

www.acu-free.com - 15 CEUS by video for acupuncture recertification. NCCAOM

reviewed. Also CA NM AZ MA and most states. $ 299 all 50 states in US. S & H

and tax included.