Focus on Men’s Health in
the Chinese Way
IMPRESSIVE results are obtained through the
use of Chinese herbs and acupuncture in the treatment of specifically
male health problems.
Usually caused by disorder of the reproductive or urinary
system, these problems are considered as urinary and sexual
in Chinese medical theory.
The longer male urethra decreases the chance for infection
in comparison to the shorter female urethra.
But prostatitis is a very common urinary tract disorder, connected
to difficult urinary flow, particularly for men over the age
of 50.
Sexual and reproductive problems, including erectile dysfunction,
major male concerns, are more complicated.
While Western medicine has few methods of treatment in its
repertoire, the Chinese system offers many natural treatments
through the use of traditional herbs and acupuncture.
These are dependent on the reasons for the problem in Chinese
medical theory, which includes a detailed understanding of
damp and heat, yin or yang deficiency, blockage of meridian
channels or a shortage of Qi, the body’s life force energy
that the martial arts focus on increasing, and blood.
As well as the major symptoms of difficulty in urinating,
inability to get or sustain an erection and poor sperm count
or quality, other symptoms such as burning pain on urination,
lower back pain, insomnia, tiredness and emotional conditions
can also occur.
Unlike Western medicine, diagnosis is discreet and non-invasive,
preventing the embarrassment men often experience, that often
prevents them from seeking medical assistance.
A specialist ability to monitor 24 bodily functions through
pulse points and the condition of the tongue gives the Chinese
doctor the equivalent of a computer diagnosis obtained by
mechanics on modern cars.
The use of Chinese herbs and acupuncture clears the heat or
damp, strengthens Qi and blood, and clears meridian channel
obstructions with an impressive record of successful results.
Chinese medicine and acupuncture is well documented for restoring
the confidence and enjoyment in many men’s lives.
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