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Children's Health – How to treat autism Chineses InTraditional Perspective

I. Definition
Unlike conventional medicine, traditional medicine China defines autism as the health condition of five delays, five weak and stagnant middle burner
1. 5 delays (wuchi) also meant 5 types of representing delayed delayed
a) hair growth
b) Eruption of teeth or the development of
c) Permanent
d) Walking and
e) Speaking

2. 5 weakness (wuruan) also meant 5 types of flaccidity in representing the weak and the smoothness of the
a) Neck
b) mouth
limbs c) High
Legs d) and
muscles e)
3. Middle burner stagnation disorders (Ganji) also aims bodies which are above the navel and below the heart and lungs, including diaphragm and spleen which is included in
a) Malnutrition and
stagnation of food b)

II. Symptoms of autism
Before we talk more, we will recover the symptoms of autism.
A. This is the list of symptoms of autism in DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders).
AA A total of six (or more) elements of (1), (2), and (3), with the
At least two of (1), and one (2) and (3)

(1) qualitative impairment in social interaction, as manifested by the least two of the following:

a) marked changes in the use of multiple nonverbal behaviors such as eye-to-eye gaze, facial expression, body posture and gestures to regulate social interaction

b) Failure to develop peer relationships appropriate to development level

c) the lack of search spontaneous seeking to share enjoyment, interests or achievements with other people (eg lack of showing, bringing, or pointing out objects of interest to other people)

d) lack of social or emotional reciprocity (note: in the description, which gives the following examples: not actively participating in simple social play or games, preferring activities solitary or involving others in activities only as tools or "mechanical" AIDS)

(2) qualitative impairment of communication such as manifested in at least one of the following:

a) delay or total lack of development of spoken language (not accompanied by an attempt to compensate through of alternative modes of communication such as gestures or mime)

b) in individuals with adequate speech, impaired ability to initiate or sustain a conversation with other

c) stereotyped and repetitive use of language or idiosyncratic language

d) lack of varied, spontaneous make believe play or social imitative play level development

(3) patterns restricted repetitive and stereotyped patterns of behavior, interests and activities, as manifested in at least two of the following:

a) encompassing preoccupation with one or more stereotyped and restricted patterns of interest that is abnormal either in intensity or focus

b) apparently inflexible adherence to specific, nonfunctional
routines or rituals

c) stereotyped and repetitive motor mannerisms (for example hands or fingers or twisting, or complex whole body)

persistent concern d) with parts of objects

AB delays or operation abnormal in at least one of the following areas, with onset before 3 years:

(1) social interaction

(2) language used in social communication

(3) symbolic or imaginative

AC disturbance is not better accounted for by Rett's Disorder or disintegrative disorder child

B. The symptoms of autism in the context of TCM
1. Chronic bronchitis
2. Chronic gastritis
3. Chronic hepatitis
4. Distension in the chest, dizziness
5. Nausea
6. Peptic ulcer
7. Profuse phlegm
8. The behavior of the schizoid personality
9.Vomiting
10. Anxiety
11. Bitter taste
12. Loss of consciousness
13. Shyness
14. Small thirst
15. Tongue red
16. Greasy coat yellow
17. Slippery-Rapid pulse
18. Rapid-wire pulse
19. Etc.
and the list includes the symptoms of kidney, spleen and deficiency lung and liver heat and heart yin and qi deficiency as mentioned below.

III. General analysis of the prospects Traditional Chinese (differentiation)
1. Kidney
The kidney essence (jing) is vital to the fetus develops properly. If the essence of the kidney (in this case, is the essence prenatal) is weak and poor (which is the case of autism), the fetus is underdeveloped, which weakened the constitution and the indoor climate and physical and mental retardation.
a) Kidney produces bone to fill the brain, the brain's control in obtaining intelligence and concentration, as well as by a person of will and determination.
channels b) Kidney Ear opens
Any disturbance of hearing may be attributed to deficiency of kidney qi
c) Control of hair growth
The slow depletion of the kidney essence is associated with aging, they have less hair as we age.
e) A charge of fluid metabolism
The kidneys of bladder control in holding and release of liquid and large and small intestines to separate pure and turbid.
Now we can see how kidney failure can cause symptoms of autism by comparing kidney function and the above symptoms.
Any hearing related disorder is attributed to kidney deficiency

2. Spleen
The spleen is an organ responsible for absorbing qi and food processing and distribution after the intake of food entering the stomach.
a) The muscles and tissues in the body
It is the organ that helps to nurture and develop the muscles and tissues in the body. Your channel open to the extremities, 4 limbs.
b) One to the Mouth
Any other function of the mouth is dependent on the spleen qi if qi is weak, can affect the blood in the food tongue and taste.
c) Mental problem
It is said that the ability to think and remember is the activity of spleen depended entirely psychological. If the spleen can not control the qi and blood sent to the brain and heart, leading to forgetfulness and inability to think logically.
d) control of time towards lower secretion the dark side of bladder, large intestine.
e) controlling the upward movement of qi to blood supply and movement of heart and lung qi.

3. Heart
The heart is considered as an emperor of the body's organs, and regulating the circulation of blood and qi in the transport of nutrients to the needs the body. It is said that the center of control "Shen" (spirit) and open to the tongue.
a) The activity of metals
Deficiency causes heart the lack of enthusiasm and vitality, mental restlessness, depression, insomnia, hopelessness.
b) emotional and physical reaction
Controls movement of the car body involuntary expression as facial expressions, gestures, sighs, body movement, etc.
c) The use of the word
Since open to language.
thinking Metal d)
Such as self-awareness, self control, thinking, remembering, censorship of information received.

4. Liver
The liver is regarded as a body for blood formation and storage and the assistance of the circulation of blood through its upright qi. It is open to the view, therefore, any disorder of the eye-related symptoms can be regarded as abnormal liver function.
a) Emotion
Any expression of emotions such as anger, resentment, frustration, irritability, bitterness can distort the flow of blood through the vessels blood and the flow of Qi through the channels.
b) digestive tracts (spleen and stomach)
It also controls the downward movement of the stomach and movements of qi of the spleen.
c) energy Prenatal
Since that is linked to the prenetrating and conception vessels that nourishes the Yin Yang and men in women, not helping the kidneys in regulating the menstrual cycle of women and menstruation.
d) Open the light
Any related vision disorder liver problem is considered.
e) Logical thinking
It regulates the collection of information by just thinking before making decisions.

5. Lung
Lung is considered as a body to control the movement of qi and respiration.
a) regulate the movement down and out
It regulates the downward movement of qi and fluid sent from the spleen and spread also extend to the entire body waste through sweating.
b) Open to nose
It controls breathing and body odor. Disorders can cause nasal congestion, runny nose and inability to smell, the leader of asthma, cough, etc.
c) Control of skin and hair
As it expands across the room throughout the body, moistens the hair and skin, thus reducing the risk of diseases Skin and hair loss.
d) Collapse of emotion
Such as pain, sadness, single, etc.
As we proceeded through the 5 function of the Zang organs and compare the symptoms, as noted in II, we can see that autism is not only caused by congenital deficiency, deficiency but also all the Zang-fu organs.

IV. The causes of autism
1. External causes
External causes can be classified as causes prenatal and postnatal
a) Prenatal causes
Autism may be caused by physical damage in the kidney of the fetus or cause emotional distress damages kidney when he or she still in the womb of the mother due to ingestion of food additives, preservatives or environmental pollution.
b) postnatal causes
i. It can be caused by the ingestion of chemicals made by man into the baby's body, such as food additives, preservatives, pollution the environment, artificial ingredients, etc. and vaccines "affects.
ii) can be caused by the mother's diet affects baby spleen function in digestion and absorption of food, if the mother is breastfeeding.
iii) It can be caused by emotional stress of the mother affects the function of liver qi the baby, leading to stagnation of liver qi.
2. Impaired prenatal
For whatever reason, traditional Chinese medicine indicates that poor prenatal autism is caused by emotional stress, as the seven emotions: anger, joy, melancholy, sadness, fear, shock and sadness of the mother when the baby still in the womb, leading to kidney qi deficiency, which affects all other organs of the baby before the baby is born.

3. Disorders postnatal
a) and spleen deficiency symptoms
Since the spleen in the body to the essence of food and absorption of qi and qi and transformation Fluid and distribution, kidney deficiency leads to accumulation of excess fluid, which leads to moisture in the digestive system that affects the function kidney to nourish the body's muscles causing the muscles that controls the ability underdevelopment bike. The excessive accumulation of moisture also increases the risk of formation of phlegm in the digestive system and cause digestive upset stomach affects the absorption of vitamins and minerals, causing food malnutritions and stagnation.
Symptoms of deficiency of the spleen are
i) Weakness
Face II) Pale complexion, bright
iii) The shallow breathing
iv) low, soft voice
v) little like talking
vi) Lack of appetite
vii) prolonged headache
viii) The fatigue
ix) Etc.

b) the heat of the liver and symptoms
The liver also is the body of blood formation and storage, is also vital to help the heart in the bloodstream. If moisture is allowed to accumulate in a longer period of time can generate heat in the liver, resulting in hyperactive blood that affect liver function in the control of emotional factors such as anger, resentment, frustration, irritability, bitterness and logical thinking resulting in symptoms of mental retardation.
Symptoms of heat from the liver are:
i) Headache
ii) Irritability
iii) Anger
iv) Dizziness
v) the bitter taste in the mouth
vi) a red face and eyes
vii) sleep disorders
viii) Insomnia
xi) Constipation
xii) Etc.

c) a deficiency of qi and symptoms of heart
As mentioned above, the accumulation of moisture in the body of Infant extend the time period makes the production of phlegm accumulated in the organs of the body. If the mucus accumulates in the body of the heart, can affect the function metals in controlling the activity, such as lack of enthusiasm and vitality, mental restlessness, depression, insomnia, despair, leading to symptoms of autism.
The symptoms of heart qi deficiency include
i) Lack of encouragement and / or
ii) the tightness of the chest,
iii) Sweating,
iv) Fatigue
v) a pale complexion,
vi) Avoid contact with people,
vii) making conversation difficult
viii) difficulty with communication intentional
ix) The lack of emotion.
x) Etc.

d) a deficiency of yin of the heart and symptoms
Heart yin deficiency can be, if moisture builds up over a period of time, causes increased heat or heat generated due to deficiency of liver qi to circulate smoothly blood through the blood vessels, leading to hypertension caused by the inability to control self-awareness, self control, thinking, remembering, censorship of information received.
The symptoms of heart yin deficiency include
i) Palpitations,
ii) irritability, disturbed sleep
iii) disorders of sleep, easily startled,
iv) Insomnia
v) Anxiety
vi) Restless
vii) Sweating
viii) Dry mouth, throat and lips, sore tongue,
ix) Avoid public speaking,
Difficulty x) on the significant speech
xi) Bad memory
xii) Fever
xiii) Etc.

e) renal failure and symptoms
As mentioned many time, the kidney is the body that control development the baby. Or kidney deficiency caused by health conditions affect prenatal or postnatal bone growth and bone of the baby, resulting in delayed hair growth, tooth eruption and development, standing, walking and talking.
Symptoms of kidney failure include
i) delayed puberty
ii) the fatigue
iii) The weakness and dizziness,
iv) Night sweats or cold
v) Failure to thrive in children
vi) constitutional weakness
vii) urination disorders
viii) Etc.

f) the lung qi deficiency symptoms
As renal function is not always on the move qi and fluids up, which affects the lung function of qi in the control of downward movement to support the entire body system and that affect breathing lynax role in phonological development, which speech delay. Moreover, the lung qi deficiency can cause depletion of fluids in the lungs or the heat generated due to over-accumulation of moisture, thus increasing the risk of cold and bacteria and viruses.
The symptoms of lung qi deficiency include
Cough
i) Fatigue
ii) asthma
iii) Cough
iv) Lack of encouragement
v) The fatigue
vi) The weak and low voice
vii) watery sputum
viii) Lack of vitality
ix) To weaken the immune system
x) Etc.

V. Herbal treatments Chinese
a) Deficiency of spleen
i) Codonopsis (Dan Shen)
Codonopsis is considered as a poor man's ginseng, native to Asia and neutral in nature. Is, also been used in traditional Chinese medicine in the fall or strengthening the body's ability to tolerate stress, which is also used to improve Spleen function in the absorption of food by increasing the function qi of the stomach in the digestion of food.

ii) Ginseng (ren shen)
Ginseng is also known as radix ginseng or Asian ginseng, native to northern China, Korea and eastern Siberia and warm in nature. It also has used over a thousand years of toning Qi, who is also the spleen and stomach tonic herbs by enhancing the qi and the formation and transformation fluid in the body.

iii) Astragalus (Huang Qi)
Astragalus is also known in traditional Chinese medicine Huang Qi, warm in nature and native from all regions of the Northern Hemisphere. It also has been used to promote urination is also a tonic herb of the spleen and stomach restoring prolapse of the spleen qi.

liver heat b)
i) Yin Chen Hao (Agrostis capillaris)
Cappilaris Agrostic hot in nature and native Eurasia. This has been used in traditional Chinese medicine in treating
, Jaundice clearing damp heat of the liver caused by excessive accumulation moving fluid and qi and blood and relieve the congestion of the liver.
ii) Reishi mushroom
Mushrooms Reishi mushroom is also known as lucky and neutrality in nature. It has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years to strengthen the immune system and the treatment of acute liver inflammation and as protect the liver against the formation of heat.
iii) Gan cao
Gan Cao also known as licorice root and warm in nature. Not only has been used to treat digestive upset because the spleen and stomach qi deficiency, but also to relieve the heat of the fire of the liver and liver tonic.
iv) seeds of Milk Thistle
Milk thistle is also known as Silybum marianum, its seed is a liver tonic herb, and help to restore qi stagnation caused by environmental toxins, but also improves liver function in the blood and the function of qi through cell regeneration liver.

c) Heart qi deficiency
i) Huang Qi
Huang Qi, also known as the talus. Besides having an efficacy in promoting urine and tonify the spleen qi, which is also a common herb used to tonify heart qi and blood.

ii) Ren Shen
Renshan also known as ginseng root and warm in nature. It has been used in traditional Chinese medicine to promote Qi and blood circulation.

iii) Dan Shen
Dan Shen is also known as red sage root or a poor man ren shen. It has been used to improve blood circulation, break blood stasis, promoting circulation of Qi.

iv) Fu Zi
Fu Zi is also known as aconite root and hot nature. It has been used to tonify the qi heartyang to unblock the vessels and improving circulation.

deficiency of the heart d) yin
i) ROU Yan Long
ROU Yan Long is also known as fruit Yan Long and warm in nature. It is one of the many herbs that help tone the heart yang by the blood and improve the nutrition of the blood circulation.

ii) Da Zao
Da Zao is also known as Chinese date or jujube. Helps nourish the yin the heart and enrich the blood and the blood flow.

iii) Fu Zi
Fu Zi is also known as aconite root and hot in nature. It has been used to tonify the Yang Qi to unblock heart vessels and improving circulation.

and renal failure)
i) Rehmannia glutinosa (Shu Li Huang)
Rehmannia Glutinose also been used in traditional Chinese medicine in treating kidney disorder, but also helps restore the balance of yin and yang qi the kidneys, causing an increase in renal fluid distribution and promotion of healthy reproductive organs.

ii). citrifolia root (Ba Ji Tian)
Morinda, besides the root is used in traditional Chinese medicine in the improvement of abnormal renal function due to deficiency of kidney Yang Qi, thus improving the immune system and the promotion of sexual desire.

iii) Cuscuta (tu si zi)
Cuscuta is a kidney and medicine livertonic, and help to tone the distribution of the kidneys through the urinary secretion of fluid, but also the maintenance of strong flow qi of the liver, thus decreasing the risk of stagnation of the blood and causes water retention weight gain and menstrual pain and pain.

iv) cinnamon bark
Cinnamon is the bark of qi tonic herbs and hot in nature, besides helping the liver in maintaining the flow of qi throughout the smoothing body, but also promotes the flow of Yang Qi of the kidney and adrenal gland healthy.

qi f) Lung deficiency
i) Ren Shen (Ginseng)
Ren Shen is considered one of the most powerful herbs in strengthening the original qi in the body. In the lung increases the lung Qi moistening channel, which reduces the symptoms of asthma, dry cough and preventing the causes of the rebellion qi of menstrual cramps and pain.

ii) Dan Shen (root red sage)
Dang Shen is a lung tonic herbs. Improved lung function in qi moving smoothly through the channels and the role of the spleen in the absorption of food after entering the stomach qi. It also helps restore the qi that is damaged by heat caused by infection, inflammation or heat generated due to fluid buildup.

iii) Huang Qi (astragalus root)
It is one of the herbs that helps to increase the role the liver in the generation of more blood and qi of the liver in the transport of blood due to excessive blood loss.

iv) Tai Shen zi (root Pseudostellaria)
Besides helping to increase the Qi of the lung, but also improve the transport of blood and spleen and stomach in the absorption of vital energy our body cells and fluids to avoid generating heat, causing stagnation of qi.

VI. Acupuncture treatment
a) a deficiency spleen and suggested including acupuncture points
CV12 (Zhongwan), ST36 (zusanli), Service Pack 6 (Sanyinjiao), SP3 (taibai), UB20 (pishu) REN12 (Zhongwen) and UB21 (WEISHU).

b) the heat of the liver and suggested including acupuncture points
BL13 (FEI shu), GB34 (Yang Ling Quan), LI3 (jian san) and LU5 (chi ze)

c) a deficiency of heart qi and suggested including acupuncture points
HT5 (Li Tong), PC6 (nei guan), BL15 (Xin Shu), REN17 (Shanzhong) and REN6 (Qihai)

d) a deficiency of yin of the heart and suggested including acupuncture points
HT7 (shen men), PC6 (nei guan) CV14 (which ju), CV15 (INN wei), CV4 (guan yuan), Service Pack 6 (San Yin Jiao), HT6 (yin xi), KD6 (Zhao Hai) KD7 (fu Liu) and GV20 (bai hui) ,

e) renal failure and suggested including acupuncture points
GV20 (BAI hui), CV4 (guan yuan), CV6 (qi hai) and CV12 (WAN Zhong).

f) a deficiency lung qi and suggested including acupuncture points
BL13 (FEI shu), CV6 (Qi Hai), LU1 (Zhong Fu) LU9 (Tai Yuan) and ST36 (Zu San Li),
Where
LV: liver channel
GB: gallbladder channel
UB: bladder channel
CV: ship channel Concepción
SP: Spleen Channels
LI: large intestine meridian
KD: kidney channel
GV: Ship Channel Management
TH: triple burner channel
BL (UB), bladder
LU: Lung channel
ST: stomach Canal
PC: pericardium channel
HT: Heart channel
REN (CV) ship channel Concepción

VII. Abstract
The purpose of this e-book or articles is to provide readers with different points of view and I hope this information help parents with autistic children understand more than some types of treatment. While emphasizing the medicine in the treatment of symptoms with medication, diet change and many types of therapies, traditional Chinese medicine goes one step further by suggesting to treat the causes of autism rather than the symptoms with combinations of conventional therapies, diet changes, acupuncture and herbs. It gives your child the benefits that should inform your doctor of traditional Chinese medicine types medications your child is taken, if it decides that he / she is Chinese traditional medicine.

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“Let Take Care Your Health, Your Health Will Take Care You” Kyle J. Norton
I have been studying natural remedies for disease prevention for over 20 years and working as a financial consultant since 1990. Master degree in Mathematics, teaching and tutoring math at colleges and universities before joining insurance industries.