Liver Dying? Nothing Is Working? Natural Medicine Solutions - Reference 2012

In our stressful lifestyle of unreasonable deadlines, worldwide tension, low quality contact at home, poor food, little exercize and gradual physical breakdown, our current conventional medical system with which leads with surgery, antibiotics and lethal pharmaceuticals is overwhelmed by unrealistic expectations. More people are discovering that an additional medical model stands equally with other therapies with real, fast solutions for chronic conditions.


Natural medicine which employs the use of sophisticated Chinese medicine assessment, enduring Asian herbal formula with additional strategies to customize the balance of the client are essential for long term developing conditions. In the case of your liver, the usual troublesome scenario occurs where the liver becomes hot and deficient due to managing excess toxicity which results from managing the above process. When the liver overheats, the heat rises and affects the organs that the heat comes in contact with. The path of the heat goes through the:

• liver
  
• lungs
  
• heart
  
• stomach
  
• esophagus
  
• throat
  
• mouth
  
• nasal
  
• passages
  
• eyes (fuzzy)
  
• ears (ringing, hearing loss)
  
• brain (memory, concentration)

When you stop the heat pattern, you will notice that you feel better, less irritability, more patience for others and more importantly-yourself! As you ease, you notice that when the prolonged heat is replaced with neutral temperature:

• digestion improves (Reflux subsides).
  
• sleep and less inflammation.
  
• throat produces less mucus and we know how disturbing this is when trying to sleep.
  
• Periodontal signs willl cease, bad breath ceases
  
• Nasal passages will open up after years of being stuffed thus providing more oxygen
  resulting in more health improvement
  
• headaches decrease
  
• red eyes become white
  
• hair loss reduces
  
• concentration, focus improves
  
• liver cleanses itself & detoxifies the blood
  

When the lives comes into balance, the likelihood of its performing normal function is heightened. Liver functions and measures return to normal.

Is life worth living?
It all depends on the liver.

William James

In the case of a hot, toxic liver there is not just one strategy that works! Adjustments need to be made for individual differences. The foods offerred are a general guide for most cases.

FOODS THAT COOL THE HOT LIVER

Cooling Fruit: Apple, Banana, Grapefruit, Kumquat, Loquat, Mandarin orange, Mango, Melons, Pear, Persimmon, Plum, Pomegranates, Red Bayberries, Star Fruit, Tangerine, All citrus, Tomato

Cooling Veggies: Asparagus, Bamboo shoot, Bitter Gourd (Wild cucumber), Bok choy, Broccoli, Button mushroom, Cabbage, Califlower, Celery, Cucumber, Eggplant, Green bean (string), Lettuce, Mung bean, Peas, Pumpkin, Seaweed, Spinach, Sweet corn, Swiss chard, Summer squash, Yam, Zuchini

Cooling Protein: Abalone, Clam, Crab, Cuttlefish, Duck, Duck eggs, Egg White, Kidney Beans, Oyster, Sesame seeds, Sweet Apricot Seed, Tofu, Water chestnut, White bait, Whole Egg

Cooling Miscellaneous: Honey, Olive, Royal Jelly, Tea (Green, Oolong,
Lapsang souchong, and black), Soy milk, Soy sprouts, Tempeh, Mung beans & sprouts, Alfalfa sprouts, Millet, Barley, Amaranth, All seaweeds, Wheat & barley grass, Yogurt

This is not a complete list is a good start. For more info, feel free to conult the herbalist on tis page.

FOOD TO AVOID AND WORSENS A TOXIC HOT LIVER

Warming Fruit: Cherry, Guava, Jujube, Longan fruit, Litchi fruit, Peach, Plum, Pumpkin

Warming Veggies: Green onion, Red onion, Rice bran, Olive, Basil, Cilantro, Dill Seed, Garlic, Mustards, Radish, Chilli peppers, Horse radish, Clove, Mushrooms (Reshi, Cordeceps, Maitake, Shiitake)

Warming Protein: Caraway seeds, Chestnuts, Peanuts, Walnuts, Chicken
Mutton, Eel, Shrimp, Sesame seeds, Adzuki bean and other similar beans

Warming Miscellaneous: Ginger, Cinnamon, Pepper (white, black, red), Wine, Soy sauce, Ginseng, Astragalus, Brown sugar

"This is a year and a few months after the transplant. Before I had it my doctors told me that it would be the biggest thing that I ever had to face and believe me, when they take your liver out of ya and put another one in it's like replacing a football in your stomach."

Evel Knievel

CORN SOUP

Ingredients:

• ¼ onion, minced
  
• ½ teaspoon ginger, grated
  
• 1 teaspoon sesame oil
  
• 1, 3-inch piece of kombu
  
• Kernels from 6 ears of corn
  
• 6 cups of water
  
• 1 teaspoon sea salt
  
• ½ cup oatmeal pureed in ½ cup water
  
• 2 tablespoons sesame butter
  
• 2 tablespoons croutons
  

Preparation:

1. Saute onion and ginger for 5 minutes
   
2. Add kombu, corn, water, and salt
   
3. Bring to scald, Reduce heat. Simmer 20 minutes
   
4. Add oat mixture and salt. Simmer 15 minutes more
   
5. Add sesame butter at end of cooking
   
6. Remove kombu
   
7. Garnish with croutons
   
8. Serves 6
   

CHILLED CUCUMBER SOUP

Ingredients:

• 4 cups of cucumber, chopped
  
• 4 cups of water or hot broth
  
• 1 cup oatmeal yogurt
  
• 1 cup rolled oats coarsely ground
  
• 1 cup water
  
• ½ teaspoon unpasteurized soy sauce or miso
  
• 1 clove garlic
  
• Several fresh mint leaves
  
• ½ teaspoon sea salt
  
• ¼ teaspoon dill weed
  

Preparation:

1. Puree everything in the blender
   
2. Serve chilled
   
3. Serves 4-6
   

" If there is heat, cool it;
if there is cold, warm it;
if there is dryness, moisten it;
if there is dampness, dry it;
if there is vacuity, supplement it;
and if there is excess, drain it."

-- Nei Jing
The Yellow Emperor's Classics of Internal Medicine

The liver is considered the brain of the internal organs primarily responsible for digestion. When digestion stops functioning or is hindered, our time on earth is threatened. LIVER COMFORT nourishes the fatigued liver or those suffering from acute liver inflammation. Additionally, this condition contributes to rising fever stemming from the inflamed liver up through the pericardium and the diaphragm. LIVER COMFORT is especially good for fever with cold symptoms. This 20-30 day master formula adjusts for liver balance. Hepatitis formula has shown to improve hematoma (liver cancer). Hepatitis A, B, C, etc. Ascitis (bloating in the stomach, water retention). LIVER COMFORT is beneficial for tidal fever (coming and going in the night) which no known medical cure exists.

LIVER COMFORT is called a historical formula, which dates back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD).

FORMULA BENEFITS:

1. Improves digestion & lower abdominal energy
   
2. Alleviates pain due to intestinal hernia
   
3. Stops inflammation of the liver
   
4. Removes abdominal pus due to intestinal infection with leakage
   
5. Reduces & cessates tumor of the liver
   
6. Reduces and stops excess amounts of bilirubin circulating in the blood stream & subcutaneouis fat.
   
7. Reduces pain & heals pleural inflammation or "friction rub" in lungs
   
8. Cessates infection of the lymph nodes (glands) and lymph channels
   
9. Alleviates chronic, contagious bacterial infection caused by tuberculosis
   
10. Improves blood flow to the head thus bringing back color to the face
    
11. Cools & alleviates inflammation of the lining of the stomach
    
12. Provides liver nutrients supporting other organs in combating cold symptoms
    
13. Reduces heat created by internal organs, primarily due to liver inflammation
    
14. Immune support: restores T-cells white blood cell) to normal levels. Improves Red Blood Cell count
    
15. Alleviates sensation leading to the urge to vomit
    
16. Improves strength & general ki. Improves blood flow to the head thus bringing back color to the face
    
17. Balances pulse rate
    

LIVER COMFORT improves 17+ ailments. Asian physicians have observed the benefits to their clients, over thousands of years. The continual demand proves effectiveness.

Mark Hammer CMH
Master Herbalist-Chinese Medicine
Longevity Mountain Herbs

Mark has been a long term student of herbal traditions from around the world. Any attempts to leave this passion has always resulted in his finding his way back to the health restoration field. Whether it be his own need to keep his balance or those around him, his eventual surrender to the healing way has always offered the most joy and most of all, smiles.

• SENIOR MASTER HERBALIST-CHINESE MEDICINE
  Mark provides Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment, herbal remedies and food therapy. His remedies usually provide relief in 2 hours unless a severe chronic case is presented.
  
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  Mark focusses on the Body-Mind-Spirit connection related to physical imbalances.In addition, Mark has been meditating over 35 years which has resulted in his providing a comprehensive spirit coach program-assessment, spiritual grounding & protection, ascension, enlightenment, "Finding Your Life Purpose" and "Cleansing Your Soul Grid", etc.

Mark has over 35 years of health field experience. His primary emphasis is on chronic pain, heart, digestive, respiratory, allergy, hormonal, tumor, weight loss problems, women's needs and the MIND-BODY-SPIRITUAL CONNECTION.

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These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This reference is a list of dietary supplements and is not intended to diagnose, cure, prevent or treat any diseases. The information here is not provided by medical (allopathic) professionals and is not intended as a substitute for medical advice. Please consult your physician before beginning any course of treatment. However, billions of people have used these products without complication. These herbal formulas have been used in conjunction with allopathic medical regimen, successfully without interference in the restorative process. Complications in the use of herbal remedies has occurred when manufacturers unkowledgeable in the practice of herbalism but more focussed on the profit aspect have provided product too high in concentration. Hopefully, more master herbalists trained in Chinese, Ayurvedic, Tibetan, North and South American herbology can share the more subtle rather than gross practice of herbalism. Appreciatively, more allopathic physicians and institutions are embracing the wonders of natural herbal medicine in their practices.