Finally got around to listening to this and it was great to hear as a western herbalist. Was a bit surprised that ivermectin wasn’t mentioned as an effective biomedical. Simply as an observation there are many case studies confirming this. Also why are you using the word theory? Many of the ways of understanding how disease work in the body from the TCM perspective are surely based on practice? Far longer than any western medical modern practice. And also such good confirmation that it truly is a long term disease of the blood, something that became apparent to western herbalists as well, from the onset, with the wide array of symptoms depending on individual constitution. I have used red sage to help support blood metabolism as well as one of our best blood workers in the pnw, western red alder bark tincture.
Finally got around to listening to this and it was great to hear as a western herbalist. Was a bit surprised that ivermectin wasn’t mentioned as an effective biomedical. Simply as an observation there are many case studies confirming this. Also why are you using the word theory? Many of the ways of understanding how disease work in the body from the TCM perspective are surely based on practice? Far longer than any western medical modern practice. And also such good confirmation that it truly is a long term disease of the blood, something that became apparent to western herbalists as well, from the onset, with the wide array of symptoms depending on individual constitution. I have used red sage to help support blood metabolism as well as one of our best blood workers in the pnw, western red alder bark tincture.