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Techniques for Preparation and Use of Medicinal Herbs II

Medicinal Herbs

Liniment, these are prepared on the basis of fatty components with medicinal elements of consistency liquid or semi-liquid.
Its main feature is that they are for external use.

Maceration, a technique is to stop lying plants for a long period of time in a solvent such as water, wine or alcohol.

Dust in this preparation the herbs are ground, crushed and finally pulverized. Aims to facilitate ingestion.

Dye, is set aside for a few days powdered herbs in alcohol or wine, which is then filtered.

Triaca, is perhaps the most famous compound of antiquity, was used in both the disease and to prolong life and says that everyone knew his famous medical preparation. More than a technique or a specific remedy, he was given this name several who possessed great healing powers.

Ointment; these are preparations like liniments are made with fatty elements medicinal elements, but in this case is solid consistency.
Its main feature is that they are for external use.

Fresh juice, depending on the part of the plant you want to get the juice is ground to form a slurry, which is filtered through a sieve.

Techniques for Preparation and Use of Medicinal Herbs

Medicinal Herbs

Poultice, is one of the common methods used in its simplest form is to crush the plants to get a plaster. Other more elaborate use a base of vegetable meal, or in decoction, infusion or saline.
Can be applied hot or cold.

Decoction; this type of preparation is to boil for a few minutes the plant parts to be used (roots, flowers, leaves, etc), so, to get maximum concentrate of active ingredients.
Hard parts such as stems, bark or roots, it is desirable pieces or crumble and let marinate beforehand in cold water.
This technique is appropriate in non-volatile products (which do not lose their effectiveness over heat), or hard parts.

Dialysis in this technique is first becoming a solution freshly harvested plants slurry and using as a water or alcohol in different concentrations, or a combination of both. Then used as a membrane of parchment paper to filter the solution.
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Similarities and Differences Between Eastern and Western Medicine II

Eastern and Western Medicine

Oriental medicine acts on the Yang of the body. Another way to describe this is that this medication affects the Qi energy. It is said that Yin and Yang are always connected. Acting on the Yin Yang is affect, and vice versa. If we look at the body fluids, blood, visible and material, would be the Yin and Yang Qi would be, so the old proverb “Blood is the mother of Qi and Qi governs the blood,” would be completely true.

Affecting the Qi, Blood disease is rectified. From the Eastern perspective, there is a deeper, more causal approach to medicine than Western medicine does. The difference can translate into action on the body’s energy or act on the matter of the body. This forms the most significant difference between these two medical disciplines.

It is because of this materialistic approach to medicine, true that many diseases are not understood by Western medicine. Chronic fatigue syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, or fibromyalgia are just some of the common diseases that Western medicine considers “idiopathic”, meaning that its cause is unknown. In Chinese medicine, the cause is quite simple: it is a stagnation of Qi energy flow due to a small variety of factors.

The fact is that the case is not physical, yet the symptoms are. Western medicine may see and measure certain changes in body chemistry and functional activities with their instruments, but can not act to change due to lack of understanding of its cause. The symptoms are too divergent and unrelated from a materialistic point of view. But when it focuses on Qi energy and its properties, all of these conditions acquire a sense perfectly understandable.

Similarities and Differences Between Eastern and Western Medicine

 Eastern and Western Medicine

These are two different paradigms, two ways of conceiving the world and the human body. Therefore, we suggest that you read the following note, so you can draw your own conclusions.
Within each discipline, there is an enormous amount of information tested and proven, which has its own logic and usefulness. Both systems, Western and Chinese, also have a legitimate space. Some believe that the great strength of Western medicine is in progress on trauma care and therapies for acute problems, while Chinese medicine excels in the areas of chronic problems and preventive medicine.

A central concept in Chinese medicine, which the Western scientific world is still struggling to accept, is the existence of an inner substance called “Qi.” In the West, this could be described as a bio-electric energy. You can not look under a microscope, you can not discern any scientific instrument, can not be isolated or subtract, but that does not mean that one can not feel it or see it. In fact, practitioners of Chinese medicine developed intuitive human conditions after years of practice, to work on it.

Many Westerners may also perceive this Qi energy. The artists sometimes feel as warm the palms of your hands, or warm liquid moving through your body. It is the invisible substance that people take a deep breath to clear his mind in the high mountains.
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Electroacupuncture II

Electroacupuncture

  • Nervous system: Calm anxiety, nervousness, insomnia, depression, anxiety, sadness, the desire to mourn, because it activates the nerve function and regulates brain activity.
  • Excretory system: It improves bowel and bladder function stimulates also detoxifies the body.
  • Aesthetic System: Slims deflating the body and rejuvenates the skin.
  • Osteoarthritis, arthritis, bones, rheumatism.
  • Fibromyalgia, Infertility
  • Psychosomatic Diseases, neurosis, neurasthenia, mental health problems.
  • General Conditions: respiratory, digestive, liver, kidney, circulatory, gynecological, urinary, cold bones, internal heat syndrome, arthritis, sclerosis, fibromyalgia, paralysis, bone pain, spine, waist, neck, skin psoriasis , acne rosacea, loss in vision, cataracts, and chronic health problems, TUMORS AND CANCER, NEOPLASMS: Very effective treatment in early and middle stages (not so well advanced in metastasis.)

Oriental Medicine includes the following techniques:

1. Electronic Acupuncture
2. Chinese Acupressure – Chinese Massage
3. Shiatsu – Japanese massage
4. Eastern Chiropractic.
5. Kinesthetic massage feet.
6. MOXIBUSTION
7. Chinese Cupping (CUMPING)
8. Magnet
9. Auriculotherapy
10. Oriental Herbs (of potent medicinal)

Electroacupuncture

Electroacupuncture

Electroacupuncture, naturism Chinese and techniques, help and benefit the following systems:

  • Digestive System: regulates the intake and prevents the accumulation of activating food digestion, regulate bowel movements, the belly deflates, controls vomiting, belching and regurgitation.
  • Circulatory System: A makes the blood more fluid, which flows smoothly and quickly. Helps nourish the entire body to provide all the nutrients needed for daily activity. Prevents accumulation of fat and cholesterol in the arteries. Recovers from stroke and the sequelae such as paralysis and hemiplegia.
  • Metabolic System: Detoxifies the waste products of metabolism of fats, we detoxifies toxic gases that we inhale on a daily basis, detoxifies the liver and hepatic congestion fixes, which produces a bitter taste in the mouth or heaviness after eating. Kidneys: help and benefit in case of colic, malfunction, weakness, fatigue, low tolerance for dialysis, renal congestion, high blood pressure. It also increases stamina and sexual vitality, (low performance) and Peyron.

Oriental Medicine and Energy Meridians

Oriental Medicine

Benefits of Chinese alternative natural therapies

Oriental Medicine is very effective and efficient way to solve health problems, because it encourages and promotes the awakening of the Great Power of our self-healing organism. Professor Sobenes Buitrón you explained in this article, what is the oriental medicine, to serve and how you can reap its benefits.
Our life force is manifested in that desire or that momentum to work or study, which is called POWER, when a person gets out of bed without wanting to, without force or spirit, is because it has low energy, or life force

. The sages of ancient China, they found the roads or paths that has the flow of energy in our body.
Oriental Medicine works by stimulating or sedating strategic points on the roads or internal which has the power in our body and so can redistribute the energy flow, increasing it in place that lack or decrease. These meridians through which energy circulates, are closely linked to internal organs: heart, liver, kidneys, etc. Exerts a powerful influence on our whole body.

Oriental Medicine also stimulates the secretion of endorphins, which are natural sedatives body. This is why it ends with pain. For all these reasons this NATURAL MEDICINE serves to regain our health and having no contraindications or side effects, is fully compliant with medical treatment. Moreover, they can complement this by improving results in less time, which is very beneficial to our health.

Allergic Reactions Hibiscus

While the hibiscus plant is used since antiquity to treat different conditions, you must remember that their consumption may be related to certain unwanted complications such as allergies. In this note giving you information about what are allergic reactions that can produce the hibiscus.
The hibiscus plant is used by alternative medicine to treat various diseases such as hypertension, dyslipidemia, as antipyretic, in obesity, kidney stones, etc.

Although this herb has many therapeutic properties, it also has contraindications that should be taken into account. Among the side effects that may occur, are allergic reactions. Especially if he consumes it is sensitive to any of its components.

The hibiscus plant belongs to the Malvaceae family, whose active components consist of oils and resins. Sometimes these substances can cause allergic effects in sensitive individuals, causing hives and skin rashes.

Hibiscus commonly consumed by his tea, but it is important to note that the information available on the safety of this plant is limited. So if there is an allergic reaction after drinking the tea, its consumption should be suspended and seek medical advice in order to establish the exact cause of the allergic reaction.

Remember, before consuming any herb you must know all its properties and adverse effects.