Guest guest Posted March 24, 2003 Report Share Posted March 24, 2003 HAs anyone treated this or have any resources on it. -Jason Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 > HAs anyone treated this or have any resources on it. > -Jason Gynecomastia is related to liver qi stagnation liver kidney yin deficiency kidney yang deficiency qi blockage and blood stagnation breast belongs to liver male nipple belongs to kidney spleen stomach luo-meridians spread to breasts emotional stress, thinking hurts spleen stomach fluids stagnate and get perverted to phlegm qi accumulates and phlegm stagnates leading to gynecomastia qi blocked for a long time disease enters the luo-meridians develops blood stagnation stagnated blood blocks breast-luo-meridians kidney deficiency body constitution or too many sleepchamber activity, overwork (let me add sideFX of medicals) yin def. leads to yang def. fire deficient, damp accumulates, phlegm stagnates or deficiency fire scorches fluids to develop phlegm You usually get quite mixed stubborn syndroms with some medical/hormone sideFX on top of it (high blood pressure/ascites medication). Well...drench dampness without hurting yin, unblock qi without damaging qi, remove stagnated blood with using up too much blood, nourish yin without feeding stagnation, expel phlegm without drying out yin. For example take the recipe Xiang sha he wei wan, add mild yin/fluid tonic, yi yi ren, use guan xin su he xiang wan to dredge and open luo-meridians. I relate gynecomastia to impotence, TCM bi-syndrome (brest blockage), ji-ju (accumulated masses), zhongliu (tumors), guzhang (ascites). Also the TCM-goiter and lymph-Scrofula theories helped me in understanding the deficiency/phlegm complications. Sources: thick chinese books (endocrinology/surgery/diagnosis) Greetings Tay. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2003 Report Share Posted March 26, 2003 Thanx, , " tayfx " <aajohansen@u...> wrote: > > HAs anyone treated this or have any resources on it. > > -Jason > > Gynecomastia is > > related to > liver qi stagnation > liver kidney yin deficiency > kidney yang deficiency > qi blockage and blood stagnation > > breast belongs to liver > male nipple belongs to kidney > spleen stomach luo-meridians spread to breasts > > emotional stress, thinking > hurts spleen stomach > fluids stagnate and get > perverted to phlegm > qi accumulates and phlegm stagnates > leading to gynecomastia > > qi blocked for a long time > disease enters the luo-meridians > develops blood stagnation > stagnated blood blocks breast-luo-meridians > > kidney deficiency body constitution > or too many sleepchamber activity, overwork > (let me add sideFX of medicals) > yin def. leads to yang def. > fire deficient, damp accumulates, phlegm stagnates > or deficiency fire scorches fluids to develop phlegm > > You usually get quite mixed stubborn > syndroms with some medical/hormone sideFX > on top of it (high blood pressure/ascites medication). > Well...drench dampness without hurting yin, > unblock qi without damaging qi, > remove stagnated blood with using up too much blood, > nourish yin without feeding stagnation, > expel phlegm without drying out yin. > For example take the recipe > Xiang sha he wei wan, add mild yin/fluid tonic, yi yi ren, > use > guan xin su he xiang wan > to dredge and open luo-meridians. > > I relate gynecomastia to impotence, > TCM bi-syndrome (brest blockage), ji-ju (accumulated masses), > zhongliu (tumors), guzhang (ascites). > Also the TCM-goiter and lymph-Scrofula theories helped me in > understanding > the deficiency/phlegm complications. > > Sources: thick chinese books (endocrinology/surgery/diagnosis) > > Greetings Tay. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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