Large intestine

And that fire hit easily.

So what is the best way to treat it? We always think about, oh, I will treat heat with large intestine leaven.

And it's the same idea from Sun Tzu Miao.

Large intestine leaven is one of the best points to treat heat.

The thing is that we have to analyze and understand that it's not just about doing the stimulation.

We need to do a dispersion technique, a strong stimulation on large intestine leaven to be able to achieve those results that we want on those patients that have lots of heat related with their emotional health.

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Bone, estokhon.

Bowel, rude, rude.

Bowel, rude.

Brain, magz, magz.

Brain, magz or damaagh, damaagh.

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and or regular fasting so you might want to look at those two things they have helped my gut health tremendously obviously there's yoga poses for digestion to help squeeze those organs of elimination the liver the gallbladder the stomach the colon and you can squeeze and manually manipulate those organs to be able to bring blood flow back to those organs which will help them work properly so there's a lot of yoga poses that you can do to help improve digestion so you may want to look into those meditation is also something that you may want to look into meditation helps to reduce inflammation chronic inflammation stress worry and having that tight feeling in your stomach so meditation is something that you really want to look into also ozone insulfations ozone therapy for healing tight junctions in your gut so that's rectal ozone you might want to look into it marcus freudman on our show does a Obviously, rebounding would be great, too, for your gut health.

You might want to look into that.

Colonics, flushing out fecal material that's in your large intestines.

Obviously, cleanses.

You can do a cleanse, like an herbal cleanse, like the juva cleanse that we sell on our website.

Um, Hi, Paul, Matt, and Matt Cass.

Yeah, from Bowel.

Is that how you pronounce it? No, Barrel.

Barrel.

Hi, Paul and Matt Cass.

Yeah,

from Bowel.

Is that how you pronounce it? Yeah.

And they took out a third of my colon.

Colon is the large intestine.

If anybody doesn't know that.

If you had asked me what the colon was before my diagnosis, I would be like, I'm not sure.

I didn't even know it was large intestine at all.

Yeah, exactly.

I'm like, isn't that a punctuation mark?

It's the same.

Bone, estokhaan.

Bowel, rude, rude.

Bowel, rude.

Brain, magz, magz.

Brain, magz.

Very specific.

We are taking the 2022 and 2023 ASCRS and SAGES Clinical Practice Guidelines for Enhanced Recovery After Colon and Rectal Surgery, and we’re, you know, dissecting them for you, the practicing board-certified clinician.

Right, because we are bypassing the broad strokes that you already know.

Exactly.