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4 level deals with WARM disease
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In 4 level, warm disease, you get fever EARLY
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4 level is like Plague - Epidemic - SARS. This ain't no common cold, wind heat invasion.....
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True
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4 levels
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1. Wei
2. Qi 3. Ying 4. Xue |
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Wei level can be compared to the 6 Channel ____________
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Taiyang
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Wind heat is common cold; warm heat is plague
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True
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The evil in the 4 level discussion is ____________
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Warm Heat
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Warm disease has a distinguishing characteristic ____________
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Fever very EARLY.
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Qi Fen affected internal organs?
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Lung, Stomach and Large intestine
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Qi fen level means evil has moved more internal?
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true
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Vigorous fever, aversion to heat, no aversion to cold (internal hea), profuse sweating, thirst with a preference for cold
beverages, yellow and dry tongue coating, flooding or slippery pulse. |
Qi Fen level
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Qi Fen corresponds to 6 Channel ______________
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Yangming (Yangming Qi Level)
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Ying level organs
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Heart and Pericardium
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Fever heavier at night (worsen at night), insomnia, irritability, restlessness, occasional delirium or muddled nsciousness, thirst but little desire to drink, mild macular eruption (maculopapular),
deep-red tongue, thin and rapid pulse. |
Ying Level
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Fever, restlessness or delirium, muddled
consciousness or coma, very deep-red tongue, loss of blood, maculopapular rashes over the entire body, deep-red or crimson tongue， thin and fast or choppy pulse |
Xue Level
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In Xue level, affected organs are heart and liver.
•Fever •Irritation, manic •Purplish or dark macula •Blood in stools or urine •Spasm/rigidity in the mouth, neck or even opisthotonos •Deep scarlet or purplish tongue •Wiry and fast pulse |
Excess Heat at the Blood Level
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In Xue level, affected organs are liver and kidney.
Constant low fever •Five-palm heat •Dry mouth and throat •Bleeding •Emaciation •Mild tremor in four extremities •Red/purplish tongue, less coating •Thin and fast pulse |
Xu Heat at the blood level
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San Jiao helps us to track WARM disease. Helps determine the location. Also Qing Dynasty.
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True
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San Jiao Theory:
Fever, slight aversion to cold, headache, slightly thirsty, cough, thin & yellow coating, floating & fast pulse |
Upper Jiao: Disorder of ascending and descending lung qi due to external pathogen attacking
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San Jiao Theory:
Fever, sweating, thirsty, cough, dyspnea, red tongue, yellow coating, fast pulse |
Upper Jiao: Blockage of lung qi due to LUNG HEAT
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San Jiao Theory:
Muddled consciousness, delirium, retraction of the tongue, cold extremities, fever, deep-red tongue, thin and rapid pulse. |
Upper Jiao: Blockage of pericardium by invasion of heat
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San Jiao Theory:
Fever without aversion to cold, red face & eyes, sweating, hungry, thirsty, bitter taste, rough breathing, yellow and dry coating, flooding and large pulse. Entire face red. |
Excessive Heat in Stomach (middle jiao)
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San Jiao Theory:
Fever reaching zenith in the afternoon, abdominal distention, constipation, concentrated urine, yellow, black and dry coating, deep and strong pulse |
Middle Jiao - Heat accumulation in the Large intestine
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SJ Theory:
Contained fever (not obvious) which still exist even after sweating, distention in the chest and epigastrium, poor appetite, heavy body, greasy coating and soggy pulse |
Middle Jiao - Damp-heat in the spleen
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SJ Theory:
Fever, malar flushing, low back pain, tinnitus, relatively warm, palms and soles, dry mouth and throat, tinnitus, fatigue and deficient pulse |
Lower Jiao: Kindney yin Xu - consumption of yin by heat
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SJ Theory:
Convulsions and trembling, listlessness, dry eye, deep-red tongue, thin and wiry pulse |
Lower Jiao: Liver Yin Xu - Malnutrition of Liver and inner wind due to Kidney Yin Xu
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