SV: Dose of herbs prescribed to Westerner in Beijing

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Jason

 

 

 

I can not speak for either Mazin or Trevor of course, both whom are a lot

more experienced in treating skin problems than me, but for me to treat any

skin problems I need to see the patient visually at least through one or

several photos.

 

 

 

Basically I admire any system of thought that can get good results

constantly, without jeopardizing the patient’s health in the process. Being

able to write formulas with small dosages would be very nice, but as Trevor

said, I have not found anyone that could time after time show good results.

 

Mazins style is very convincing, since he can back it up with case after

case.

 

 

 

It seems to me that you are very lucky being able to follow such a good

teacher with all that experience.

 

 

 

Thanks to you and Trevor for an enlightening conversation, I am just sad I

can not keep up since my English is not the best.

 

 

 

Happy Eastern!

 

Carl

 

 

 

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Thanks I will check it out soon, right now the article is unable to d/l

from my connection.

 

Here is a dermatology case to consider in the meantime:

 

A 9 year old boy that came in for a diagnosis, where his mother spoke for

him at the intake: She said, ever since he was a toddler he never sweat.

Often in the height of the summer months his whole body's skin would become

red, dry, and itchy where he frequently would scratch himself until there

were bloody scabs. There was great suffering that was hard to endure, on

many occasions in the past he would go to the local hospital seeking

treatment. The diagnosis was sympathetic / parasympathetic (autonomic

dystonia) nervous functional disorder and used antibiotics with no effect.

 

Upon examination his whole body (4 limbs, chest and abdomen) had red, dry,

skin with scratch marks, scabs, and scars. He had rough breathing,

occasionally there was vexation, mouth and nose was dry, tongue body was

pale-red, coat was thin and white, pulse was floating and rapid.

 

With this bit of information it is an interesting exercise to write what

formula, or at least treatment principle, you would use to treat this

patient? What would Trevor or Mazin do for this skin condition?

 

-Jason

 

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Dose of herbs prescribed to Westerner in Beijing

 

Hi again Jason

 

Maybe an interesting read for you about Mazin treating atopic eczema and his

principles in doing so...

 

http://www.jcm. <http://www.jcm.co.uk/media/cms/File/77-80.pdf>

co.uk/media/cms/File/77-80.pdf

 

BR

 

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