The Uses Of Anger In Medieval And Early Modern Medicine

How to explain getting angry with modern medicine (western medicine)?

100 stations, 50 stations are broadcasting traditional Chinese medicine for health preservation, and selling medicines, especially many city-level TV stations, there is no bottom line, saying that eating certain Chinese patent medicines can cure cancer, high blood pressure, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, ... all TM The lot number of the food is used to deceive those middle-aged and elderly people. I don’t know how many people have suffered. There are often children who are YY. Chinese medicine is extensive and profound, and there are many theories that Western medicine cannot explain, such as getting angry.

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Don't people from crooked countries get angry? Let's pull out the skin of the concept of “getting angry” in Chinese medicine. The so-called hot food is easy to get angry about, mainly in the following categories

1. Contains testosterone such as royal jelly, deer antler, etc. Because testosterone can speed up metabolism, increase basal metabolic rate and cellular oxidative phosphorylation levels, and increase fat breakdown. Higher levels of testosterone increase the fragility of capillaries, coupled with increased heat production, and dry nasal cavity, and easily lead to symptoms such as nosebleeds.

2. High sugar content such as lychee and longan. The decomposition of sugar after eating requires the participation of the vitamin B family, excessive consumption will lead to a short-term lack of vitamin B family, causing angular cheilitis.

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3. Contains higher levels of L-carnitine. Such as lamb. L-carnitine can improve energy utilization of cells, increase body heat production, increase cardiac contractility, dilate blood vessels and improve peripheral blood circulation, etc. However, the human body has a limited intake of L-carnitine, and high doses of L-carnitine can cause skin reactions, such as rashes, itching, and respiratory pharyngitis.

4. Contains high protein, which will produce more urea nitrogen after digesting protein, causing hypertonic diuresis and dehydration symptoms.

5. High-fat content, fat oxidation, and decomposition require a lot of water to participate, and fat has a high calorific value, and fat metabolism will generate a lot of heat.

6. Containing high inorganic salt components, causes plasma crystal osmotic pressure to increase, stimulating osmotic pressure receptors to produce thirst. At the same time, eating inorganic salts will also reduce the secretion of ADH, reduce and concentrate the urine, and the concentration of urobilin will increase relatively, resulting in yellow urine. After the urine is concentrated, the concentration of metabolites is high, which will stimulate the urethra and cause dysuria and a burning sensation accordingly.

7. Contains higher irritating ingredients such as capsaicin.

8. Fried, marinated, and grilled food contains a large amount of toxic and harmful ingredients, which can easily lead to cell poisoning and release inflammatory factors. Inflammatory factors can lead to decreased vascular permeability, local edema, stimulation of sensory nerves, pain, and even fever.

9. Hard foods, such as fried peanuts and melon seeds, can easily damage the oral mucosa and gums, causing aseptic inflammation or secondary infection.

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Getting angry is not a disease. Western medicine does not recognize it as a disease.

Immune suppression: (represented by Prunella vulgaris and chrysanthemum)

Diuretic: (represented by Imperata Rhizoma Imperatae, Guan Mu Tong)

[Anti-infection] (represented by coptis and honeysuckle)

In fact, it can’t solve all the so-called symptoms of getting angry, because a considerable part of the pimples and ulcers on the corners of the mouth belong to the recurrence of HSV virus infection and the lack of vitamin B and trace elements. Chinese medicine can only solve some of the so-called symptoms of getting angry.

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