Chinese Medicine and Blood Stagnation
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Chinese Medicine and Blood Stagnation

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According to Chinese Medicine, stagnant ______, or what Western doctors call sticky blood, is one of the main causes of cancer.

blood

The term ______ refers to the thickness and stickiness of a liquid.

viscosity

Blood should flow through our bodies like a ______.

river

Over time, stagnant water becomes host for all sorts of ______ and bacteria.

<p>pathogens</p> Signup and view all the answers

After ______ and infection, considering heart disease has been the number one killer in the United States for decades.

<p>cancer</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Blood Stagnation and Cancer

  • Stagnant blood, also known as "sticky blood", is a main cause of cancer according to Chinese Medicine.
  • With blood stagnation, cells become sick due to inefficient delivery of nutrients and inadequate removal of cellular waste.
  • The term "viscosity" refers to the thickness and stickiness of a liquid, including blood.
  • Blood viscosity is directly correlated with its ability to flow through vessels.
  • Ideal blood flow is likened to a flowing river, whereas stagnant blood can lead to the growth of pathogens and bacteria.

Blood Stagnation and Heart Disease

  • Heart disease has been the number one killer in the United States for decades.
  • Blood stagnation is linked to an increased risk of heart disease, in addition to cancer.

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Learn about the concept of blood stagnation in Chinese Medicine, its effects on cellular health, and its relation to cancer. Discover how blood viscosity affects blood flow and overall well-being.

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