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In Chinese medicine, headaches are typically due to some type of Liver disharmony. There are many different types of headaches in Chinese medical diagnosis and making a distinction between the multitudes of possible syndromes helps to have a successful treatment plan.

The most common Liver disharmony is Liver Qi Stagnation. The Liver is most happy when it has abundant Liver Blood flowing through it keeping it nourished and cool. The Liver is also pacified with the free and easy movement of Qi and Blood circulating throughout. Use our Free and Easy Wanderer Formula to relieve Liver Qi Stagnation.

If the Liver Blood becomes deficient, or if the Blood and Qi stagnate in the Liver, the Liver begins to heat up and become agitated. As this condition becomes chronic, the Liver can strike out at other organs, such as the Heart causing insomnia, or the Large Intestine causing digestive disorders such as IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome).

As in nature, heat in the body rises. In the case of Liver Heat, the Heat can rise through the meridians (or channels) and Liver heat often rises through the Gall Bladder channel. The Liver and Gall Bladder channels are connected and the Gall Bladder channel traverses the occipital area of the skull (the base of the skull) and the head itself ending at the temples. This is why Liver Heat Rising is one of the most common diagnostic patterns for headaches in Chinese medicine.

While immediate relief can be gained by anti-inflammatory medications and other pain killers, ultimately the root of the problem, Liver Qi Stagnation, must be addressed for long term relief. In Chinese medical theory, health is not simply the absence of pain and disease, health is the complete restoration of all of the organ systems and the free flow of Qi and Blood. This can be accomplished in many ways such as acupuncture/acupressure, nourishing Tonic herbs, a healthy lifestyle and Qi Gong exercises.

Herbs for Immediate Relief of Headaches:
Feverfew
Wild Lettuce
Meadowsweet
Willow Bark
Heal All
Topical Oils for Headaches
Olive oil infused with Yarrow, Mullein, & Chamomile.
Essential oils of:
Lavender
Mint (diluted)

Herbs that repair the Liver:

Bupleurum-chai hu
Soothes Liver energy and relieves congestion when the Liver Qi is stagnated.

Paeonia lactiflora-bai shao-White peony
Moistens and soothes the Liver while building and purifying blood.

Cyperus rotundus-xian fu
Moves Qi in the body and spreads Liver Qi.

Silybum marianum-Milk Thistle Seed
Improves liver regeneration and builds Liver Yin.

Medico sativa-Alfalf Leaf
Nourishes the blood and tonifies Liver Yin.

Rumex Crispus-Yellow dock root
Reduces Liver congestion and clears damp heat.

Foeniculum vulgare-xiao hu xiang-Fennel Seed
Fennel is a versatile herb that spreads Liver Qi.

Polygonum multiflorum-he shou wu - fo ti
Supports proper Liver function.

Taraxacum officinalis-pu gong ying-Dandelion
An important herb for detoxification clearing Liver Fire

Gentian longdancao-long dan cao
One Stimulates the flow of bile, drains damp heat from the Liver and clears Liver Fire.

Prunella Vulgaris-xia ku cao-Heal All
Clears Liver Fire, reduces headaches, detoxifies.

Healthy Emotions
Emotionally, Liver Qi stagnation presents itself with anger, frustration, stress, depression and often a feeling of being “stuck? The Liver is actually responsible for the free and easy flow of Qi throughout the body and is critical in correcting any disharmony of blood circulation or the counter flow of Qi in the body, such as Acid Reflux.

Healthy Eyes
The Liver opens into the eyes and whenever treating eye problems such as night blindness, blurred vision, cataracts, color blindness, redness, pain or itching of the eyes, the Liver must first be addressed.

Joint Heath
The Liver governs the sinews and the Liver Blood is responsible for nourishing tendons. Therefore, the Liver must be nourished to avoid stiffness in the joints and is central in the treatment of arthritis.

Hormonal Health
The Liver regulates menstruation and is responsible for the smooth flow of menstruation. Liver Qi Stagnation causes PMS, mood swings, irregular bleeding, cramps, and distention association with menstruation and peri-menopause. Along with the Kidney system, proper Liver function maintains hormonal balance and is always addressed in cases of fertility and reproduction.

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Chinese Medicine relies on a complex diagnostic system that allows the acupuncture practitioner to determine the state of available “Qi?(vital energy) and the Yin Yang energetic qualities of the body. Qi travels along 12 energetic pathways in the body called meridians (or more accurately, channels). 365 acupuncture points are located on these meridians and can be accessed using needles or acupressure. Acupuncture treatments help to moderate the organ systems and flow of Qi throughout the body, thus initiating healing and harmony within the body/mind/spirit.

Ear, Eyes, Throat Disorders
Sinusitis
Sore throat
Hay fever
Earache
Ringing in the ears
Dizziness
Poor eyesight
Dry eyes

Circulatory Disorders
High blood pressure
Angina pectoris
Arteriosclerosis
Anemia
Raynaud’s disease

Gastrointestinal Disorders
Irritable bowel syndrome
Spastic colon
Constipation
Diarrhea
Ulcers
Gastritis
Abdominal bloating
Crohn’s disease
Diverticulitis
Acid reflux

Addictions
Smoking cessation
Food addictions

Gynecological Genitourinary Disorders
Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
Irregular, heavy or painful menstruation
Endometriosis
Menopause
Fibroids
Prostate
Chronic bladder infection
Complications in pregnancy
Morning sickness
Kidney stones
Impotence
Infertility in men and women
Sexual dysfunction

Emotional and Psychological Disorders
Anxiety
Insomnia
Depression
Stress
Panic attacks

Musculoskeletal and Neurological Disorders
Arthritis
Neuralgia
Sciatica
Back pain
Bursitis
Tendonitis
Stiff neck
Bell’s palsy
Headaches
Migraines
Stroke
Sprains
Muscle spasms
Shingles
Multiple Sclerosis
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Osteoarthritis
Frozen shoulder
Tennis Elbow
TMJ

Respiratory Disorders
Asthma
Emphysema
Bronchitis
Colds & flu’s

Autoimmune Dysfunction
Allergies
Fibromyalgia
Lupus
IBS
Rheumatoid arthritis
Allergies
Interstitial cystitis

Other
Chemotherapy/radiation side effects
Weight control
Dermatological disorders
Acne

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Traditional Chinese medicine is exceptionally effective at treating cancer. Chinese medicine brings the body ‘into balance? and a body in balance cannot support cancer. Chinese Cancer Supporting Formulas, such as Ageless Herbs’ Tangerine Peel Formula, address the whole cancer picture, not just one aspect of cancer. Additionally, well-balanced formulas such as Tangerine Peel Formula won’t create further imbalance down the road.

There are two specific diagnostic similarities with the majority of cancer patients:

1.) There is stagnation of Qi & Blood in the body.
2.) There is a relative Yin/Yang imbalance in the body.

Qi

Qi (pronounced “chee? is generally thought of as the vital force within our bodies. Qi is yang in nature and is responsible for animation of the human form. Qi travels through the 12 meridians (channels) very much like blood through vessels. Chinese medicine works to insure that Qi is able to move freely, that it is moving in the correct direction, and that there is an abundant availability of Qi. It is acquired through food, air and herbs.

Blood

It is said that ‘where Qi goes, Blood follows.?The concept of blood circulating throughout the body distributing nutrients in Western medicine is similar to the Chinese conception of Blood. Blood is Yin in nature and requires Qi to circulate correctly. “Blood Deficiency?is not necessarily anemia, but can indicate that insufficient blood is reaching the organs for proper function which would lead to disease in those organ systems. Blood deficiency is one of the main symptoms with premature aging and can affect the quality of the skin and hair. Chemotherapy consumes blood, and patients who have undergone these therapies need intensive herbal therapy using Yin Tonics. Additionally, tumors are considered to be stagnant blood accumulations, and blood-movers are vital in treating cancer.

Yin/Yang

Traditional Chinese Medical Theory dictates that all of the energies in the body must be balanced relative to one another in order for there to be good health and vitality. Therefore, the Yin(substance) must be balanced with the Yang(energy), the organs must harmoniously work in unison, and the emotions must be stable. Yin is substance to the body like a log is substance to a fire. It is necessary to first rebuild the Yin so that the Yang energy can burn long and bright.

The root of many of the ideas within Chinese medicine lies in the concept of Yin and Yang. Yin and Yang are emblems of the fundamental duality in the universe, a duality that is ultimately unified. Yin and Yang are complementary, and not contradictory. Nor is one regarded as “good?and the other “bad? Rather, a harmony is sought between Yin and Yang, and any imbalance avoided. Yin is matter like blood, fluids and tissue in the body. Yang is the action potential and heat in the body. Chinese medicine balances Yin and Yang and can also build these qualities in the body when they are deficient.

Initially, a patient may be Yang or Qi deficient leading to the imbalance at the onset of cancer. However, after radiation or chemotherapy, the Yin deficiency & Blood deficiency have to be addressed. Some of the signs that cancer patients often experience after chemotherapy are classic Yin & Blood deficiency symptoms such as dry skin and afternoon and evening sweats.

Herbs for Cancer Therapy

There are many herbs that are used for cancer therapy, and many herbal strategies in applying the herbs.

Herbs that Support Immune Function

These are typically Tonic Herbs that can be used over a period of time to strengthen the immune system, build blood, and bring balance to the body. Our Chen Pi Cancer Support Formula and our Resilient Warrior Formula contain herbs that boost the immune system.

Herbs That Break Up Acumulations

This is a very important strategy in Chinese medicine for successful cancer treatment. Tumors are generally thought of as accumulations, or blood-phlegm nodules. These herbs break up blood stagnation and accumulations. Our Chen Pi Cancer Support Formula contains specific herbs that break up accumulations.

Herbs that Reduce Tumors:
These are used as support herbs in larger formulas because of their tendancy to create further Yin/Yang imbalances in the body that will create future illnesses. Our Chen Pi Cancer Support Formula contains herbs that specifically reduce masses.

Herbs for the Liver:
Our Free & Easy Wanderer Formula will provide Liver detoxification and Liver support that are critical in the recovery from cancer.

Herbs to Stimulate Lymphatic Drainage: Our Central River Formula will effectively drain Lymph fluids.

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