Breathing oxygen, free from Long Covid

Download or read book Breathing oxygen, free from Long Covid written by Harold Lee and published by Balboa Press. This book was released on 2024-10-15 with total page 192 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Western medicine provides valuable insights into the anatomy of the human body and hormonal functions, Eastern medicine offers a different perspective. It focuses on the role of unseen forces such as viruses, lymph fluids, plasma, and oxygen, which often go unnoticed in laboratory tests. Oxygen, unlike glycogen, fluids, matrix, and sleep, does not accumulate debt in the body but is essential for optimal functioning. However, the Covid and chronic diseases have disrupted this vital function, leading to the breakdown of our natural building system. The Western version of Covid treatment mainly revolves around killing the virus, with little focus on the inner organ relationships. It prioritizes vaccines and treating symptoms rather than understanding the root cause of the disease. On the other hand, Eastern medicine examines why certain individuals are more susceptible to infections and focuses on optimizing damaged organs to create an environment where the virus cannot thrive. It utilizes treatments such as acupuncture, Japanese Tiny Moxibustion and herbal remedies Though scientific proof may be lacking, historical medical practices from traditions like Ayurvedic and TCM emphasize the importance of oxygen and air in the healing process. This book aims to provide insights into how our body system can effectively fight against the virus, regenerate the lymphatic system, and improve 5 organ health. It combines perspectives from both Western and Eastern medicine to give a comprehensive viewpoint. Additionally, it addresses the importance of the lymphatic system, the theory of invisible forces, the role of oxygen, and the treatment of chronic pain and undiagnosed diseases using Eastern medicine. the book highlights the significance of the 5-organ energy balance, linking it to one’s genetic makeup and overall health.