{"id":39655,"date":"2018-02-12T16:28:34","date_gmt":"2018-02-12T15:28:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.naturmed.de\/produkt\/the-use-of-blood-tests-results-in-the-tcm-practice-dvd-fratkin-j-p\/"},"modified":"2018-06-20T11:23:42","modified_gmt":"2018-06-20T09:23:42","slug":"the-use-of-blood-tests-results-in-the-tcm-practice-dvd-fratkin-j-p","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.naturmed.de\/en\/product\/the-use-of-blood-tests-results-in-the-tcm-practice-dvd-fratkin-j-p\/","title":{"rendered":"The use of blood tests results in the TCM-Practice (DVD)"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Essentials Chinese Medicine is the new book from Jake Fratkin, which he presents in the beginning of his speech. It contains 225 formulas and each formula is described on 2 pages. He is trying to show us, how to use the blood tests results in the TCM practice. Fratkin explains, that after treatment with antibiotics you often get another infection after 6 weeks, he sees the reason in the damage of the intestinal flora. He shows us the difference between bacteria\u0092s and viruses, which should be determined by blood test. Epithel bacterial inflammations react very well on Chinese herbs which have antibacterial effect. Especially herbs against damp heat (the yellow herbs, like Huang Qing, Huang Lian, Huang Bai) are very helpful. He explains that inflammation values are very important to check with the blood tests. Especially the CRP should be checked, there are two kinds of CRP the general (the whole body) and the specific one (heart and blood vessels). Also Fibrinogen and Homocysteine are important markers, he explains that homocysteine is one of the main inflammatory markers and fibrinogen is one important marker for plaques. Fratkin explains also the importance of insulin and its connection to inflammations. He also shows the paleo diet, which means to avoid sugar, grains, dairy products, potatoes and rice. He shows damages of vessels, which arise through a high insulin level and how important it is to regulate insulin.<\/p>\n<p>Essentials Chinese Medicine ist das neue Buch von Jake Fratkin, welches er zu Beginn seines Vortrages vorstellt. Es enth\u00e4lt 225 Rezepturen und jede Rezeptur wird auf 2 Seiten in diesem Buch vorgestellt.<br \/>\nHeute versucht er uns zu zeigen, wie man Bluttestergebnisse in der TCM Praxis verwenden kann.<br \/>\nFratkin erl\u00e4utert, dass nach oraler Antibiotikagabe oft 6 Wochen sp\u00e4ter eine weitere Infektion entsteht, dies f\u00fchrt er auf die Zerst\u00f6rung der Darmflora zur\u00fcck. Jake Fratkin zeigt uns den Unterschied zwischen Bakterien und Viren auf, und das die Differenzierung mittels Bluttest ermittelt werden sollte. Epithele bakterielle Entz\u00fcndungen reagieren sehr gut auf chinesische Kr\u00e4uter, welche eine antibakterielle Wirkung haben, vor allem Kr\u00e4uter die gegen feuchte Hitze sind (die gelben Kr\u00e4uter, Huang Qing, Huang Lian, Huang Bai). Er erl\u00e4utert, dass die Entz\u00fcndungswerte beim Blutbild sehr wichtig sind und vor allem das CRP mitbestimmt werden sollten, davon gibt es zwei Arten, das Allgemeine (gesamter K\u00f6rper) und das Hochspezifische (Herz- und Blutgef\u00e4\u00dfe). Auch Fibrinogen und Homocystein sind sehr wichtige Marker, das Homocystein ist ein wichtiger Hauptentz\u00fcndungswert und das Fibrinogen, welches ein Marker f\u00fcr Plaque darstellt. Fratkin erkl\u00e4rt die Bedeutung von Insulin und dessen Verbindung zu Entz\u00fcndungen. Er stellt auch die Steinzeit (Paleo-Di\u00e4t) vor, welche Zucker, Getreide, Milchprodukte, Kartoffeln und Reis vermeidet. Es werden auch Gef\u00e4\u00dfsch\u00e4den aufgezeigt, welche durch Insulin entstehen und wie wichtig es ist das Insulin zu regulieren.<\/p>\n<p>TCM Kongress Rothenburg 2014,<br \/>\n1 DVD, 178 min., englisch\/deutsch.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Jake Fratkin shows how to use the blood tests results in the TCM practice, he also presents his new book which contains 225 important formulas. 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