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348: Hemorrhoids and Hidden Emotional Wounds

2024/11/22
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Dr. Chris Motley: 本期节目讨论了中医视角下痔疮的成因和治疗方法。中医认为,痔疮的形成与肝胆功能失衡、被压抑的情绪以及感染有关。肝胆系统和肛门直肠区域在功能上存在关联,都是负责排毒的器官。情绪创伤,特别是与身份认同和领地相关的冲突,会影响肝胆功能,进而导致痔疮。临床案例表明,童年时期的创伤性经历,例如家庭变故、频繁搬家等,可能导致成年后出现痔疮和胆囊问题。因此,治疗痔疮需要关注情绪层面,例如运用神经情绪技术(NET)、情绪焦点技术(EFT)和神经反馈疗法等来处理情绪创伤。此外,中医草药,如黄金线(Coptis chinensis)和保镖至尊(Chanca Piedra),以及中成药补中益气颗粒,可以帮助清洁胆管、胆囊和痔疮区域,清除感染和毒素。红外桑拿和冷水疗法也有助于调节自主神经系统,缓解症状。在饮食方面,建议减少糖分和淀粉类食物的摄入,以减少感染和炎症。

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Why are hemorrhoids often associated with issues in the liver and gallbladder according to Chinese medicine?

Hemorrhoids are associated with liver and gallbladder issues because the ectoderm cells in the rectal area and the bile ducts share a similar origin and function. Both areas are involved in drainage, and any imbalance or toxicity in the liver and gallbladder can affect the rectal area, leading to hemorrhoids.

What emotional conflict is linked to hemorrhoids in Chinese medicine?

Hemorrhoids are linked to the identity and territorial anger conflict, which occurs when someone or something imposes on your territory, affecting your identity and causing emotional trauma. This conflict can stimulate the brain areas related to the gallbladder, liver, and hemorrhoid area, leading to physical symptoms.

How can emotional healing help in managing hemorrhoids?

Emotional healing techniques like neuro-emotional technique (NET), EFT tapping, and neurofeedback can help resolve identity and territorial conflicts. By processing and releasing these emotions, the body can reduce stagnation in the liver, gallbladder, and hemorrhoid area, leading to improved symptoms.

What are some recommended herbal remedies for hemorrhoids?

Recommended herbal remedies include Bu Zhong Yiqi Granules for blood circulation, Yin Zhi Anorectal Smoked Lotion, Golden Thread (Chinese coptis), and Body Guard Supreme (chanca piedra). These herbs help cleanse the area, reduce inflammation, and combat infections.

Why is reducing sugar intake important for managing hemorrhoids?

Reducing sugar intake is important because sugar can feed infections like yeast, mold, and bacteria that can build up in the hemorrhoid area. An anti-inflammatory diet that minimizes sugar can help reduce dampness and heat, which are contributing factors to hemorrhoids.

What lifestyle changes can help reduce hemorrhoids?

Lifestyle changes that can help reduce hemorrhoids include using infrared saunas and cold plunge therapies to reset the autonomic nervous system, reducing sugar intake, and adopting an anti-inflammatory diet. These changes can help reduce dampness and heat, improve circulation, and support overall healing.

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In this episode of the Ancient Health Podcast, Dr. Chris Motley is taking on a taboo topic: hemorrhoids and all the problems of that particular sphere. He explores these issues through the unique lens of Chinese medicine, drawing the connection between emotional and physical symptoms. Learn about the Identity and Territorial anger conflict

TOPICS DISCUSSED:

The roles of the liver and gallbladder in hemorrhoid-related issues

Dietary influences

The importance of herbal remedies

The mind-body connection 

Managing hemorrhoids through lifestyle changes

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Choice herbs and Chinese medicine treatments for hemorrhoid struggles:  

Dr. Motley recommends DesBio Homeopathics for emotional support: https://bit.ly/3NIrSHk)

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