Posts Tagged ‘Blood flow’

The Key to longevity, update on Dr. Cuenca

Wednesday, July 17th, 2013
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Dimages will be at my office later this
month July 25th for a week to run some interesting
testing on patients, she is a naturopathic doctor
from Santa Cruz, California and specializes in
Computer regulation thermography (CRT) and
advanced homeopathic medicine. The Thermography is
a wonderful tool used to get a functional picture
of all the organ systems in the body.

The Test is performed by measuring different
points on the skin, which correspond to specific
internal organs and tissues through
viscerocutaneous reflexes. Thermography has been
used in Europe for more that 20 years, and has
recently been computerized to make interpretation
easier and more accurate.
How the CRT works?

The autonomic nervous system, which controls
automatic body functions, determines circulation
to internal organs as well as the skin. It does
this by altering the amount of dilation and
constriction in blood vessels. Environmental
temperature impacts the autonomic nervous system
and, therefore, affects blood flow. By measuring
the temperature of many different points on the
skin before and after a cold stimulus, we can
monitor changes in circulation. The actual
temperature, as well as how it changes in response
to the cold stimulus, provides information about
the function of organs and tissues that correspond
to the points being measured.

After adapting to room temperature, the first set
of measurements is taken. A 15 minute cooling phase
follows before measuring the
points a second time. After the results are
interpreted, they will be explained during a
follow-up appointment. Treatment will be based on
the test’s results, the patient’s specific
situation, and the doctor’s assessment.

Why is this test so important ?
Regulation thermography is effective in the early
detection of many physical imbalances and
diseases. Often times symptoms are affected by
areas of the body that may not at first seem
directly related. Thermography can help determine
what additional lab work; if any; may be needed to
determine the source of ill health; and can help
avoid many unnecessary, expensive lab tests.

CRT can discover possible sources of chronic
disease and infections. Breast, ovarian, and
prostate health can also be assessed. Possible
cardiovascular, stomach, liver, pancreas, and
gallbladder problems can be detected using the
CRT. Unknown causes of infection and inflammation,
allergic or toxic reactions to food, the presence
of intestinal mycosis or dysbiosis, and possible
correlations between dental health and disease can
all be determined using CRT. Your overall vitality
can be estimated by CRT.

To schedule an appointment call my office at
305-407-0120

This is what you will need to do before the
testing
1. Do not shower, exercise, or engage in any
activities that will increase your blood pressure.

2. Eat a light breakfast. Do not drink coffee,
including decaf, or any caffeinated beverages,
like Coke or Pepsi.

3. Do not smoke or drink alcohol for a
minimum of 24 hours before your appointment.

4. Take only medications that you take regularly.

5. Wear comfortable clothing that covers your
arms and legs and make sure to wear socks.
A lose button-down shirt is good.

6. No tight clothing, including
belts. Anything that leaves a red mark when you
remove it is too tight.

7. Do not use any creams, lotions, or make-up on
your skin. *Men avoid shaving on the morning of
their appointment.

8. Avoid confrontation or emotional stress on the
day of your appointment

If you have any questions contact the office and I
will answer them the best I can or refer you to
Dr. Cuenca

I highly suggest this test for better health and
as a guide for longevity practices.

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and
Happiness

Dr. Wu Dhi

PS Call today
305-407-0120

Keeping Yourself Young

Wednesday, March 27th, 2013
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imagesI have been using an ancient remedy on patients
for years called Cupping Therapy. It dates back to
Ancient Egyptian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern
cultures. Cups are traditionally made of Glass,
Bamboo, and Earthenware. They are placed on the
skin to create suction.

When I was in China the doctors used empty baby
food jars. When I asked why he didn’t use the
traditional cups he said,” these jars don’t cost
me a thing and they work just fine.” Cupping
brings blood flow to the surface to promote the
healing of a broad range of ailments.

• Acne
• Facial paralysis
• Cervical spondylosis
• Pain
• Colds
• Breathing problems
Poor circulation
The goal of Chinese cupping therapy is to move
stagnation of blood and Qi,
disperse excessive heat. I have had a lot of
success working with both
adults and children with respiratory conditions
and pain relief.

A flammable substance such as alcohol is placed in
a cup and set on fire. As the fire goes out, the
cup is placed upside down on the patient’s skin.
As the air inside the cup cools, it creates a
vacuum. This causes the skin to rise from the
strong suctions and the blood is brought to the
surface. The cup is generally left in place for
around 10 minutes. If there is a blockage the skin
will turn red and in some cases even purple and
can last for up to 2 weeks.

In my office I only use the vacuum pump for a few
good reasons. 1. We have sprinkler systems in our
building and I don’t ever want to have a flood. 2.
many years ago when I first learned to use fire
cups I was working on my mother, I was a little
hesitant and I got the rim of the cup hot from the
flame and when I put it on my mothers skin, she
yelled, “you burnt me!” and I’ve never heard the
end of that. The vacuum cups work just fine with
no side effects except having a few red marks for
a week or so, it looks like an octopus gave you a
big kiss.

There are many different treatments used but the
goal is all the same, to keep the flow of Qi
moving. If all the energy is moving you can stay
disease free and live a long healthy life.
Blood follows Qi and the rich blood flow is filled
with oxygen that reaches all of your organs as
well as your brain and our largest organ the skin
to keep you looking and feeling your best.
If you want to keep everything in flow you have to
drink plenty of clean water, eat a healthy diet
and exercise, but the right exercise makes all the
difference. That is why Qi Gong is considered an
exercise for longevity it keeps you young.
I highly suggest learning and practicing Flying
Crane Qi Gong. It’s easy to learn and will
activate all of the meridians. It’s a system that
will keep you healthy, flexible and vibrant.
http://rechargingqigong.com/flying-crane-qi-gong.html

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth and
Happiness

Dr. Wu Dhi

PS
Your practice can keep you healthy

Sex and Longevity Magic

Thursday, November 17th, 2011
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“Oh yes, wait a minute Mister Postman, Wait Mister Postman
Please Mister Postman, look and see
 (Oh yeah) 

If there’s a letter in your bag for me Please Mister Postman) 

Why’s it takin’ such a long time
 (Oh yeah)”

These are THE MARVELETTES lyrics – to a song of my childhood
‘Please Mr. Postman.’

I receive a ton of letters every day and
here is what a student wrote me yesterday.

“Dear Dr. Wu Dhi,
I was very pleased to find
this web-site. I wanted to thank you
for your time for this wonderful read!!
I am definitely enjoying every little bit
of it and I have you bookmarked to
check out new stuff you blog post”.

I really like hearing from all of you and I welcome your questions
On health, meditations and longevity practices.
This week I got a slew of letters
and emails asking for my secrets to longevity
and how to increase sexual energy. Maybe it was the full moon
that sparked the love vibe.

Gerald a 68 year old male from Las Vegas, Nevada wrote me and said:
“Dr. Wu,
I am suffering from low libido and
I just can’t seem to get it up when necessary.
So I always have a pocket of pills for those special moments.
My question is,
Do you think I can improve my
sexual health by taking these little helpers?

Dear Gerald,
The hard-on pills that are on the market are a Scam!
You heard me right -a Scam!
All they do is temporally increase the blood flow to
your love tool and if you don’t get a heart attack and
die- you are just pretending you’re a superman for a moment.

Your hard-on pill isn’t a cure and in fact can be a curse.
It certainly will not make you a
better lover. You may be able to slam it for a while
but you’re just fooling yourself.

Tere can be real magic in your bedroom if you
know how to use Qi the correct way to strengthen
your internal organs.
Let me tell you the real secret and how I learned it.

I found out that the Chinese would practice internal
Exercises to strengthen their kidneys –this is one of the secrets
To staying young, sexually strong and healthy.
You can keep your prostate healthy and your sex tool
working strong way into your seventies and maybe even to the eighties,
If you can keep the kidneys strong and healthy.

In the Recharging Qi gong program I teach the secrets
of strengthening the kidneys, keeping you strong and
sexually alive without any pills, medicine or creams.
Want to stay on top of your game for years?

Get the Recharging Qi gong program now and be all you can be.
http://www.rechargingqigong.com/recharging-qi-gong.html

I wish you the best in your
Health, Wealth and Happiness

Dr. Wu Dhi

Discover The Nutritional Story in your Blood Test and take charge of your own health

Thursday, August 4th, 2011
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I was having lunch with Nastia
this afternoon and I asked her,
when was the last
time you had a check up and
your blood work done?

She said, “Noting hurts, I sleep fine,
I have a good appetite and I am
regular with my period, why even
check if I’m feeling good.
Is it necessary to get a check up
when I feel just fine?”

You would be surprised how
many people ask me the same thing.
If it’s not broken why fix it?

This may be true in many situations
but not your health.

Our health has
to be attended to all the time with
diet, exercise, hygiene, vitamins,
minerals and proper attitude.
If it’s not, you are looking for big problems.

You can compare your body to a garden.
The garden needs to be watered, and
weeded, you need to maintain the right
pH balance and get the right amount
of sunlight, if you hope to harvest
anything of value.

In our human system we also need
to check things like blood pressure,
proper Ph balance, blood flow, organ
function, as well as checking out the
alternative stuff. It’s a good idea to
have your acupuncturist take a look
at your internal balance.
Although there are many ways to
check, I have found that the most
accrued and scientific way is
through the blood work.

There are different values to
consider when reading blood work;
most doctors use the standard
clinical range. In my opinion
this is a mistake. It is based on
an average of very sick people,
very healthy people, and everyone in between.

The Functional Range, is a more
sensible range as it’s going to be
smaller because the calculations
are designed to eliminate the
extremes on both ends of the gamut.

The key point about the Functional Range
is that it can be used to optimize health
by restoring the sub-healthy ranges
before they turn into dis-ease.

In my office we use the state of the
art analyzing software to design a
clinical nutrition plan to optimize
the total health of the patient.

If your doctor is just focused on
the standard clinical range alone,
diseases like diabetes wouldn’t be
detected until the blood sugar is
above the normal level. That could
be too late and the damage on your
organs could already have started;
even if you don’t have any symptoms.
It is always better to be as natural as
possible, no matter if it’s your diet or
treatment. It’s much better to treat
naturally and assist the body in
healing itself by strengthening
the immune system.

I wish you the best in your Health,
Wealth and Happiness

Dr. Wu Dhi

PS.
If you want to discover
the nutritional story in your blood,
schedule an appointment.

You will receive a consultation
and a complete written report.
Call my office and schedule
an appointment today, 305-466-1977
or e-mail me at Drwudhi@gmail.com

Appointments can be scheduled
either in person, by phone or on Skype.
Dr. Wu Dhi

Why the most important thing is the same thing

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008
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Why the most important thing is the same thing

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I got up this morning before the sun had come up. The birds
were signing outside like they always do and I was doing what I
always do.

Every morning when I awake I say the same thing.

And every morning when I awake I do the same thing.

The keeping of this secret builds the power of these words and
movements every day that they are done.

As a Master of Medical Qi Gong and a practitioner of the
healing arts for well over 30 years you may want to know the
secret practices that I do but I would tell you this…

What I do is not so much as important as the doing.

If you want to go even further beyond that it’s not even the
doing it’s the showing up as doing.

Or if you want to be Zen about it, Who’s showing up doing is
what is of paramount importance.

Building a daily ritual is the most powerful way to make the
ordinary extraordinary.

By taking something you know works and practicing it every day
you are immediately on the path to mastery.

Qi Gong is just such a thing.

It works because it can’t not work, the body, breath, and
attention are all brought together. This has a profound effect
on our entire being.

When you practice Qi Gong with any depth every cell in your
body and brain should light up and say “What’s he doing?”

It is as if you become truly present in your body.

And when you are present everything begins to come into
alignment.

The energy begins to flow, blockages and pain leave the body,
and you begin to radiate health and vitality. This is Qi Gong!

I want you to discover the Qi Gong that I know and put it to
use every day.

Every day is a day to build on the previous. The things you do
every day will be the ones that shape your life.

I say keep it simple and powerful, use something that works and
work it every day.
For me it’s the Recharging Qi Gong http://rechargingqigong.com
because when I do this 26 minute routine I open my lungs, warm
up the body, energize my organs, increase my blood flow, move
every joint in the body, build strength, and stretch the
tension loose. And best of all it doesn’t feel like I’m working
out hard and it doesn’t leave me tired, sore, or depleted.

The Recharging Qi Gong always leaves me more energized that
when I started and it’s easy to do every day.

I created my program the way I wish other programs were. You
throw in the practice DVD and we’re doing it, no waiting and no
intro just a “let’s go!”

You follow along with me and when you’re done, it’s done and
put away for tomorrow.

No fuss, no muss, no preparation, no workout equipment or
workout clothes needed.

It’s super simple, effective, and you can do it everyday with
little or no real effort.

Then when you want to get more details you refer back to the
Manual or the Instructional DVD.

Eventually you’ll have it down then you can practice anytime
anyplace. That’s how we started the Qi Gong on the Beach Club,
if you can do Qi Gong anywhere lets do it someplace fun and
beautiful.

Those of you who already have The Recharging Qi Gong and love
it will want to take the next step and join the Qi Gong Inner
Circle http://qigonginnercircle.com . This is the group that I
work with live and on the phone.

The first QGIC group call was such a hit I’m going to do it
again in February and you won’t want to miss this one even if
you join just for that month alone you’ll be walking away with
some killer secrets this month. So sign up now at
http://qigonginnercircle.com if you haven’t already.

Wishing you the best

Dr. Wu Dhi

PS: the link to the download of the January QGIC call will be
sent out individually to all members so don’t worry if you
haven’t received it yet.