It sounds like a normal day to feed. But what's the problem behind a man who's been drinking for a whole year, just for "repression." the shanxi woman mentioned in the title, who had been under medical control for 15 years, had been subjected to “slubber, purified liver, depressure” and had been put in one head, even though the medications were not very popular。
The problem also appeared quietly that year. She did feel that her eyes were brighter and her blood pressure was not that high, but after six months, her stomach was always grunting, her stomach was frequent, and the whole person was starting to get weak and low heat。
The most serious was the sudden dizziness of a midday afternoon and almost fainting, when he was taken urgently to hospital by his family. The results came out, hepatic abnormality, low potassium, mild dehydration, and the first thing the doctor said was, "have you been drinking anything recently?"
Mingko doesn't do anything
Many people remain in the mind of the decorator, who, indeed, has long been documented in chinese medicine's ancient history, called it “the lord, the blind, the tears” for eye disease for a thousand years. But the ancients also speak of “different people”, and not everyone is fit to drink every day。
It contains a large chlorophenol component, which has some laxity, irritation of intestinal creeping and does improve constipation in the short term. However, prolonged drinking can disrupt the normal intestinal balance of the fungus and can cause electrolytic disorders, such as the loss of potassium ions and low potassium haematosis. The most typical manifestations of low potassium are inactivity, heart palpitation and, in serious cases, even the heart rhythm。
Moreover, the “cooling” properties of mingko are cold, and those with cold spleen drink for long periods of time, with reactions such as diarrhoea, abdominal swelling and reduced appetite. The effect of “pressure” is not applicable to all patients with hypertension。
Some high blood pressure itself is accompanied by a spleen, which increases cold and increases blood pressure. Moreover, it is not a substitute for the role of regulated drugs in blood pressure control, such as calcium route retardants, vascular stress disorder inhibitors, etc。
Once adopted, you become obsessed, you get hurt worse
The story of the shanxi woman is not an example. A lot of people are old and have problems with their bodies, and they can easily believe in “bred-up” but they forget that the body is a balancing system, and any substance is overingestion, breaking the order。
The most important thing she said in front of the doctors was, “i just want to stop the medicine by drinking it”. The sentence reveals a typical psychological — resistance to drugs, excessive trust in natural herbs。
Some feel that chinese medicine is “temperature and harmless”, but it is not a poison-free substance. The key is dose, body, condition, time. Even a glass of day-to-day water is not suitable for long drinking. Chinese doctors speak of “hotness” and argue that governance is safe。
It is a cold medicine that applies to persons with high liver fire, constipation, high blood pressure and early hemorrhoids, but it only increases symptoms if it is used in an aberration and spleen。
It also reminds us of a fundamental problem: “breeding” is not simply a matter of making amends, not of detoxifying blindly, much less of being committed to certain foods or practices, but of being responsive to the body and adapting to the circumstances. “drinking water” as a cure, neglecting the systematic regulation of medicines and diets, is the most common area of error for many chronic patients。
It's "clear" and "pressure" and it's really the whole body regulation requirement
Many people drink it because of dry eyes, blurred visions and high blood pressure, which often hide deeper physical signals behind these symptoms. Eye problems are not necessarily liver fires, but may also be old-age yellow spots, retinal disorders, diabetes retinal disorders。
High blood pressure is not a problem of “flammation”, but involves multiple systems such as vascular elasticity, internal cortex function, kidney metabolism, neuroregulating etc。
So it's not gonna solve a systemic problem by just a formula that's clear. In the case of “pressure relief”, the means of real effectiveness include diets of low sodium, weight control, routine exercise, psychological relaxation and regular medication. Reliance on some kind of “functional drink” only obscures problems, not solves them。
The woman then stopped using her husband's son at the advice of a doctor, resumed her routine treatment, adjusted her diet, increased her intake of potassium, magnesium and dietary fibres, returned to her liver function after six months and stabilized her blood pressure. She said, "i'm not unable to raise, but the way i used to be too monolithic and too rigid."
And that's the right thing to say, real breeding must be dynamic, adapted to physical changes, and not a glass of water to wrap up the world every day. And what doctors fear most is that the patient treats a “single approach” as a “one-size-fits-all key” and that, for a long time, the disease is confused。
It's only when you think rationally about "breeding" that your body gives you your real health
In clinical terms, more and more patients are pursuing “natural therapy”, which is inexcusable. Chinese medicine does make sense, provided that treatment is proven, used for human reasons, and the cycle is reasonable. Whether it is a matter of determination, of the asylum, of the yellow field, or of the ginseng, of the yellow ginseng, or of the ginseng, it cannot be used at will without medical advice。
In particular, chronically ill persons are in a state of reparability, and any minor disturbance may result in a chain reaction. You think it's a “compensation”, maybe a “discharge”; you think it's a “heating heat”, maybe a “injury”. The choice of a glass of water determines the movement of the body after a month。
A lot of people ask, "can deok-suk drink?" the answer is yes. However, this is provided that it is short-term, appropriate, under the direction of a doctor and is not used as a first resort. If you are a man with a cold stomach, a steady blood pressure, and a frequent diarrhea, then be careful。
And if you really want to depressurize, you should start with the amount of salt, weight, sleep and exercise today. These seemingly ordinary things are the key to really determining long-term health. Herbals may be a stopgap force, but they will never replace the systematic regulation of lifestyles。
The woman in shanxi, in the end, understood a reason not to drink something to be healthy, but to know what to drink, when to stop and when to adjust. If that idea were to be understood earlier, perhaps the body would be less dramatic。
References:
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[3] chinese institute of medicine, chinese academy of medical sciences. Guidelines for rational use of chinese medicine. Beijing: chinese medical science and technology press, 2022.
