Many physical disorders and anxiety disorders are related to dysautonomia! For example, the immune system is often lowered, the gastrointestinal tract has bloating, diarrhea, constipation and gastroesophageal reflux problems, and often feel very stressed, easily nervous, anxious, frustrated and can not be motivated, or feel the whole body aches and pains, but can not detect the cause; some people do not know which department to see for treatment, and many people headache treatment, foot treatment, but always can not effectively improve. Chinese medicine doctor reminds, these symptoms of autonomic dysfunction actually have a lot to do with the liver! Chinese medicine doctor Sheng-Pu Lee, who specializes in liver protection, can teach modern people ways to relieve.
Why are the symptoms of autonomic dysfunction and the liver so closely related? The Chinese medicine doctor, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee, said that the autonomic nerve and the random nerve play a beautiful symphony together, and from the natural point of view of Chinese medicine, human beings need to be taken from nature, related to the yin and yang elements of heaven and earth at day and night.
“Liver is wood, wood can produce fire, fire produces earth, and earth produces gold.” The liver is closely related to all functions of the body, so how to make the body healthy, happy and able to work, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee emphasized that it does not exist only in the individual body, but also in the universe. By following the natural operation rules of the Chinese medicine concept and knowing how to protect the liver, the harmony of the autonomic and random nerves will not be destroyed.
However, Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee pointed out that people’s desires are infinite, in order to earn money twenty-four hours work, in order to have a girlfriend does not rest, too much power desire will damage the body’s natural environment, “people are often too smart, no control of their own management, but also do not pay attention to the benefit of all beings, are forgetting to live in the human body is the natural group, the liver will be damaged.”
How does Chinese medicine treat dysautonomia? In fact, working during the day, resting at night and living a normal life are all related to the health of the liver, which is also related to dysautonomia and anxiety disorders. Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee further pointed out that the liver is a cosmic magnetic field, and whether the liver is healthy or not and whether the liver’s function is declining depends not only on the GOT and GPT (indicators of liver damage), but also on the brain’s ability to metabolize and other factors.
“Self-regulation is only when the nerves are not disturbed.” Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee calls on people not to create their own greatness, should pay attention to Laozi’s “human, law, Tao” energy cosmic magnetic field, empty to see, to understand the operation of the body for hundreds of millions of years is a natural phenomenon.
“Don’t wait to get sick before you take medicine, but take medicine so you don’t get sick!” Chinese Medicine Dr. Sheng-Pu Lee emphasized that a good liver medicine is not just to reduce GOT, GPT, but to be able to innovate energy and metabolism, because the liver is the chemistry of nutrient supply, “just like the earth has trees, just like the Tao of being a human being, will take care of their own interests also take care of the interests of everyone, this is the liver is the general’s officer strategy out of the place, is to seek the interests of all beings.” Consider that others need your love, and that it can both protect people and create life.
Originally from: Healthnews.com.tw
Healthnews/ Reporter Ka-Ching Kwan reports
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