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Endogenous DC Electric Fields and Qi
Briefly, many human bodily functions (heart, brain, muscle movement, etc.) are dependent on electrical factors. In a recent PubMed Journal article, researchers. M.A. Messerli and D.M. Graham have written: Endogenous DC electric fields (EFs) are important, fundamental components of development, regeneration, and wound healing. The fields are the result of polarized ion transport and current flow through electrically conductive pathways. Nullification of endogenous EFs with pha
les moncrieff
Oct 311 min read
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Comments on TCM Tonification and Sedation Techniques
This article is an AI model's review supporting Bio-electrode Therapy's placement of electrodes for ensuring accurate polarity. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), tonification (bu fa) and sedation (xie fa) are fundamental acupuncture techniques that regulate Qi flow through the meridians and organs to restore balance. Tonification involves methods to strengthen or supplement deficient Qi, Blood, Yin, or Yang, often used for patterns of deficiency such as weakness, fatigue
les moncrieff
Oct 302 min read
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Craving and Nocturnal Hypoglycaemia
Craving alcohol or drugs, tiredness, restlessness, anxiety, irritability, mood swings, brain fog, and especially chronic insomnia with early waking—can be linked to low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), particularly nocturnal hypoglycemia.  Why This Happens:     •          The brain runs primarily on glucose. When blood sugar drops too low (especially at night), the body releases stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline to bring glucose levels back up.     •          These
les moncrieff
Oct 243 min read
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The Alchemist of Lost Remedies
I am sharing my AI-assisted story about my services to my clients. I was having a bit of fun with AI-ChatGPT after admiring Picasso’s sketch of Don Quiote. I sometimes feel a bit like Don Quixote, fighting daunting Windmills. The Alchemist of Lost Remedies In a time when the world lay shrouded in the dark fog of an opioid crisis, when suffering had become the common language of the afflicted, and when the great temples of medicine were ruled by coin rather than care, there wa
les moncrieff
Oct 193 min read
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