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MIGRAINE HEADACHE DAY 1 25. 07. 2026

1:21:43EnglishTranscribed Jul 26, 2026
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You are all welcome to suspend TCM

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Academy.

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Good evening to all.

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Today

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I am discussing with you on the special

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subject

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migraine headache.

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So

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all headaches are the common but

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migraine

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is [snorts] very special. It is very

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difficult to treat

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and

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many people suffering with the migraine

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with their entire life.

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They are going doctor.

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They are carrying file to file.

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But this migraine

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they

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are suffering still.

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So

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what is the migraine in general?

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Migraine is the neurological disorder

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that cause recurrent attack of the

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moderate to severe

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headache

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usually affecting one side of the head

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while it can occure it can occur on the

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both side.

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It is much more than the simple headach.

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Simple headache you can take the uh any

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that painkiller

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then simple headache will be stopped

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but migraine headache is that very

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harder

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during attack.

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Many people also experience the nosia

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vomiting

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increased sensitivity to light sound

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and smell.

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They cannot tolerate the

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high light high sound or strong smell.

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Migraine occur

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because of abnormal activity in the

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brain involving the trieninal nerves,

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brain stem,

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blood vessels, chemicals such as the

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[snorts] CGRP that is the calcetonin

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chain related pepta peptide

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and serotonin.

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So

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who get migraine headache?

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More common in women than men.

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That is the ratio about the 3 to1

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in four people.

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There are

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migrants suffering for three

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for women's and one for the

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men.

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Usually begins between

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10 and 40 years of the age. Age factor

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is also important. Okay. Migraine

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usually begins between the 10 and 40

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years of the age.

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You hardly you can hardly see above 40

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migrant patient

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can occur in the children's and the

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older adult also. It can occur

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in the children's and the older adult

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and always run in the families

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that is a genetic tendency

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common symptoms

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let us we are discussing the

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migraine in the general

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okay so common symptoms are before the

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headache

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So occurs hours to one day before

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there is the tiredness,

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mood changes,

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food craving,

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neck stiffness

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and frequent

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ying

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yawning

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and increase thirst

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and patient.

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Difficult to concentrate.

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Difficulty in the concentrate.

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Aura

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aura about the occur in about the 25 to

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30% of the patient.

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What is our last five to 60 minutes?

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Symptoms

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including

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flashing light,

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jigjack lens,

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blind spot,

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tingling in the face of the hands,

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difficult speaking

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and temporary uh temporary witness.

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So in headache case typically last

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4 to 72 hours

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and that characters are moderate to

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severe pain and usually one side pain

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thing or pulsating

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and worse without movement.

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Nosia and omitting

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also the sensitivity to light that is

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the photoop phobia.

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Sensitivity to light the photoopia

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sensitivity to sound it is the polopobia

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and sensit sensitivity to smell it is

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the osmopobia.

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patients are suffering within these

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three baby photoia

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and osmophobia

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recovery post

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after the headache.

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So headaches after headache subset

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so patient will be get the headache

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brain fog

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weakness

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difficulty concentrating

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and mild scar tenderness. Tender

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tenderness is there on the scar

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and this face may last up with the 24

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hours.

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So how many

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types of m migraine is there?

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So number one migraine without the aura

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that is the most common.

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Secondly migraine with the aura.

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Third

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chronic migraine. It is a 15 or more

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headaches per day or the per month

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chronic migraine.

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Okay. Many people carrying migraine with

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their full life entire life.

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So this is the chronic. Then restular

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migraine.

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So dizziness.

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Rest of migraine. It is the dizziness.

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Hemopleic migraine

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and menstrual migraine. When uh some

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ladies getting uh they are on the

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menstrual cycle,

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they are also getting the migraine.

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Retinal migraine

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and silent migraine that is the aura

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without headach.

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So uh friends you can I will provide you

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the recording you can

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hear this session again and take a notes

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and understand this matter.

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Okay. Thank you very much.

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So why migrants come?

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Why people are suffering with the

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migraine?

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common triggers point factors.

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First is the lifestyle.

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Worse lifestyle,

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stress,

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lack of sleep

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or excess sleep,

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skipping meals,

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more fasting. Okay, there they are

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people are

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uh taking the more fasting

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and also the dehydration people are not

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drinking in the water.

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Secondly, in case of food,

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those people

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uh eating more chocolate.

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Chocolate it is the positive factor for

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the migraine.

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Cheese,

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alcohol,

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red wine,

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processed meat.

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Okay. Processed meat and excess caffeine

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and when people

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withdrawal

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were captain sudden withdrawal captain

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all that also cause the magnet.

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Third

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hormonal in case of hormonal hormonal uh

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changes

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that is the ministration pregnancy

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menopause birth control pills

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it's cost to the migraine.

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Next environment

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because of bright lights,

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loud noise,

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strong smell,

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weather changes and high altitude.

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Risk factors are family history,

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those

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uh who can get the migraine.

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So number one is the family history

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and migraine

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maximum percentage

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female gender.

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Next, anxiety,

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depression,

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obesity,

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poor sleep,

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high stress.

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[snorts]

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Then

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what is the pathophysiology?

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Simple path physiology of the migraine.

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Migraine is believed to involve

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brain

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hyper exitility

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that is the brain neurological

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condition.

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Secondly, cortical spreading depression

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especially in the migraine without aura.

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Thirdly,

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activation of the trigeminal nerves.

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And next is the release of inflammatory

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neuropeptis

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peptide neuropeptide

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especially

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CGRP.

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Next, temporary inflammation around the

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brain blood vessels

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and pain signal transmission to the

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brain.

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Okay, this is this cause the this is the

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pathopology

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of the m. There are the much more

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can uh tell you but uh this session uh

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two uh one or two session is not enough

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to explain the migraine.

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So

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common associated symptoms.

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So migraine patient patients always

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Suffering with the neck pain, eye pain,

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blur vision, dizziness,

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vertigo,

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scar tenderness

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and difficulty concentrating

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and fatigue.

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So [clears throat and snorts]

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let us uh s let us uh come to that

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subject. Okay. Uh uh today and tomorrow

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I will explain all about the migraine.

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Okay.

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So diagnosis is the

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migraine is the diagnosed mainly by the

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clinical history.

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There is a no single blood test for the

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migraine

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and [clears throat]

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your

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family doctors may be perform

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neurological examinations MRI of the

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brain. If the warning sign are present

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and CT scan in the emergency situation

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and the eye examination.

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Now let us come to our subject

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migraine in the TCF.

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How we can manage the migraine

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with the acupuncture?

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As per the TCM, traditional Chinese

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medicine,

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our body has a meridian

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energy path

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through which chi and the blood flow.

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If the flow become blocked,

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we are

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unbalanced.

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It can cause the headache for different

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types and the location of the magnet.

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[snorts]

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So several meridians are involved.

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including

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liver meridian.

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So liver meridian is the closely

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connected with the head and the eyes

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because liver supply

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blood. Okay. Liver store blood in the

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tissium we say liver store blood. How

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many uh liver store blood? Anybody can

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can tell me how many aspartic

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how many blood in the liver quantity.

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Come on,

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tell me, tell me in the chat box

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how many liver uh how many blood in

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quantity in the liver?

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Yes. 1 1.5 liter.

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Yes. Liver store 1.5 liter blood. So

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liver supply the blood to the head

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neck and the head. So when

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any spondalitis neck issue

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we have to treat with the

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liver blood deficiency

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[snorts and cough]

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and secondly if liver ch become blocked

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or liver young rises upward

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it can cause the migraine.

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And this type of migraine is always

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related with the stress, anger,

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frustration,

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emotional tension

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and common symptoms are the thrombing

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headache, pain in the top or the side of

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the head, dizziness,

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irritability and red eyes

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after liver.

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Gb also

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responsible [clears throat]

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for the m

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because gallbladder

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travel in the head

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and it cover the maximum area of the

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head. at the jigjack. You can see the

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flow of the gob. It is the jigjack line

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on the

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skull.

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So the vulvator meridian runs along the

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side of the head

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and it works closely with the liver

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because they are interior and exterior

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relationship.

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They are husband and wife. Liver is the

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wife and gallbladder is the husband.

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So work closely with the liver

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and when this meriden is blocked when

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gallbladder is blocked

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or imbalance

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it commonly reaches one side migraine

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because

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it's slow

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and Common symptoms are pain on the one

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side of the head, pain around the temple

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and pain behind the ear,

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nosia

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and sensitiv sensitivity to light and

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the sound. The patient cannot tolerate

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the bright light

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and the too much sound.

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Number third meridian. We discuss about

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the liver and the gallbladder that pass

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to the migraine.

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And number third bladder meriden.

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The bladder meriden also travel

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uh on the head.

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So bladder meridian also responsible.

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The bladder meridian runs along the back

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of the head and the neck. And if chi and

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blood do not flow smoothly,

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it can cause headache and neck

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stiffness.

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And common symptoms are pain at the back

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of the head, occipital reason,

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neck pain and stiffness, heavy feeling

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of the

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head,

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tension, headache and the migraine

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starting from the neck.

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when the migraine starting from the

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neck. Okay friends please concentrate

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what I am telling

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this is the

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diagnosis points

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when migraine starting from the neck

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you understand it is the bladder related

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mag uh migraine

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then stomach meridian

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Stomach meriden also responsible for the

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migraine.

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So stomach passes through the por around

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the eyes and the face. If there is the

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heat or the blockage in the meridian in

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the stomach meridian

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migraine may be appear

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and common symptoms of the stomach

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meridian migraine is the forehead

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headache

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and the pain around the eyes

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temple pain nosia or omitting and

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headache after

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overeating or the digestive problem.

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Number five,

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triple armor.

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Triple armor also

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the responsible for the magnet when it's

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blocked.

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Triple warmer meridian help regulate the

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body's ch circulation,

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body temperature and absolute movement.

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It runs along the side of the head, ear

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and the neck. When heat or g stagnation

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affect this media, heat and g stagnation

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affect

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to the triple warmer seno meridian

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migraine may be

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and common symptoms of triple warmer

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migraine is sad of head pain ear pain or

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ringing in the ear tinus

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when there is a tinus with the migraine

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identify this is the triple or mine

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neck tightness

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feeling of heat in The head migraine

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triggered by stress or fatigue.

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Important

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in TCM

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migraine is usually not caused by only

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one meridian.

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So don't don't misunderstand. So only

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one meridian is also it is always due to

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underlying patterns.

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[snorts] So you should

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understand the pattern identification.

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It is the underlying pattern such as the

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liver young rising, liver fire, liver

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wind,

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flame, dampness, blood stacids, T

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deficiency

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or kidney in deficiency.

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Affected meridian helps

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identify.

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Okay. How you can identify you you you

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understand which meridian is affected

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whether or when there is the blood

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stage. Okay. Throat maiden is affected

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the heart it is the spleen

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also liver

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dampness is the spleen

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ch deficiency spleen

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and kidney independence.

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So you have to go with the symptoms.

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Take the patient's history.

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You have to go to the etologology and

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the chronology.

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So affected meridian help to identify

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where the pain is located.

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Uh let us discuss uh in sessions. Okay.

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When whole head is spinning.

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So

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affected me helps identify where the

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pain is located

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while TCM pattern diagnosis explain why

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the migraine is

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occurring.

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Why there is the migraine?

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You we have to identify the TCM

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patterns.

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So now let us discuss the migraine

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headache

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etologology chronology this is pattern

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identification.

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So any any problem any suffering in the

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body

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as a acupuncturist.

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So acupuncture is the bad science

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when you

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you got this science in your head.

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So we have to go

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with the etologology where this start

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when and where the disease startology

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then chronology

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how this is travel

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and disease pattern symptoms a patient

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behaviors

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how patient walk, how patient talk.

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So what is the what is his voice level?

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So

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you can identify the disase with the

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with this great

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and also you have to take the

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constitution

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constitutional history. What is the

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constitution?

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show every person how its unique

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constitution.

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So let us start with the etologology.

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Migraine headache etologology

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causes according to the

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number one external causes.

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External causes is the

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acute [clears throat]

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migraine. External causes. External

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causes

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bring the acute migraine.

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They are the wind cold invasion.

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External,

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wind heat invasion,

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wind damp invasion.

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Then

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number two is the internal causes.

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They are most

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internal causes.

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So emotional stress internal thoughts.

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Anger and frustration internal thoughts.

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Excessive mental work.

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Poor diet,

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alcohol,

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lack of sleep,

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overwork,

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hormonal changes

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and aging and constitutional weakness.

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So aging also the main factors and the

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constitutional weakness.

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Next see number third

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main pathogenic factor.

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Pathogenic factors

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liver young rising

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liver fire.

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Liver, wind,

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ch stagnation,

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blood stasis,

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pain,

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dampness,

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internal heat,

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in deficiency,

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blood deficiency

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and kidney deficiency.

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Now this was about the iteology.

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Now chronology

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chronology is the how disease travel

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how

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what is the duration and the stage of

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the disease.

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In case of acute migraine

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always caused by the external mean

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liver young rising,

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liver fire,

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ch stagnation

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symptoms are sudden onset that migraine

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happening [snorts] suddenly

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immediate suddenly in uh One moment

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patient is normal and second moment

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patient is hitting extreme magnet uh

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migraine acute magnet.

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It is a sudden onset severe pain.

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It is the excess pattern

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and when you see the pulse of the

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patient it will be strong

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and tongue will be red. That is the when

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tongue is red that is the heat pattern.

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Then chronic migraine. What is the

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chronic migraine?

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That chronic migraine usually caused by

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kidney in depictions,

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liver blood deficiency.

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Okay. ch and blood deficiency,

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blood stasis

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and

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flame obstruction.

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Again repeating chronic migraines are

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due to kidney in deficiency, liver blood

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deficiency, ch and blood deficiency,

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blood stasis

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and limb obstruction

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symptoms are

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recurrent attack. Okay. So patients

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always suffering recurrent attack. So in

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the in his school life.

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So long history

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and mixed deficiency and excess

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causes are deficiencies also the excess

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causes

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dull or persistent pain

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and fatigue after headach

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stop there will be fatigue.

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Now

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this is pattern identification

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to the migraine

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excess pattern. Okay. Excess pattern and

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depression.

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We are discussing now excess pattern.

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Excess pattern is the liver young.

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Lure young language. This is the excess

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pattern. Symptoms are throbbing

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headache,

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dizziness, irritability,

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tinitus

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and red face.

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Then next

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according to the in lure rising

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according to the

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treatment

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principles

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uh

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tell in the TCM.

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This treatment for the li rising. So

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liver young ascending. Lure young rising

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means li ascending to the brain. It is

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the hyperactivity [snorts]

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of the liar

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is based on the core principle.

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Okay.

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So pacify

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and subdue your y

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nourish your

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is the treatment principles

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specify subdom

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and nourish your in

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we increase we supply the water

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the flame will be come down. Rest will

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be come down. So nourish the liver in.

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So nourish the kidney in also. Kidney is

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the mother of the liver.

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Okay. We have to nourish the kidney in

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also. This is the root

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and extinguish the internal vein and the

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calm the shell when present.

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We have to

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close. We have to extinguish internal

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wind.

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So

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points are

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don't write down I will provide you the

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PDF.

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First point is the lure three. This is

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the chip point

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main point to specify the

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regulate the liver G

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relie

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then

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go better 20

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this point eliminate liver will subdue

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liver y relieve occipital headache and

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the disease

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Next

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world batter 8 GP8 GP8 about the 1.5

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June

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about the year 1 GP8

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so this is the major local point for the

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temporal migraine

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GB 43 on the dorsal

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port GB be 43

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clear

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fire and benefits the shy migraine

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then liver too.

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I hope you all

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aware about this point location. Okay.

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Is it

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liver liver to clear liver fire

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supplemented and with the liver young

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rice

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then spin six

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this point nourishes the liver kidney

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in and anchor The jam. Okay. This is the

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junction point of the three

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foot in me a species.

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The liver at

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which is the hasty point of the liver

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and

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water point of the liver. This tonify

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the kidney.

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Sorry.

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This is this liver eight is the

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nourishes the liver blood and the liver

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in and kidney three this ponify

42:33

the kidney in and anchors the rising

42:36

young

42:39

liver for

42:43

lii

42:49

or relieve pain and descend the y.

42:56

Okay, we are when we are applying the

43:00

ali and liver uh liver three.

43:06

Okay, this is the

43:09

[snorts]

43:10

uh most powerful effect

43:14

on the rising image.

43:17

We have to sedate this partic

43:26

in the heart

43:28

in the pectoral vision and this is the

43:31

distal point of the chest. So perm six

43:36

the calm the shade relieve the lossia

43:38

and the magnet.

43:40

Due 20

43:43

D20 regulate the ascending y and clear

43:48

the head

43:50

and th

43:57

this local point for the temporal

43:59

headache and the migra

44:02

and the GB9

44:05

okay 1.5

44:08

posterior to the GB8

44:11

This is the local point for the temporal

44:14

headache between your young.

44:20

So

44:21

how you can needle

44:25

needling technique? You have to reduce

44:29

liver 3, GB 20,

44:33

GB8, GB 43,

44:36

liver 2,

44:39

LI4,

44:41

DU 20, Thai young and GP 9

44:48

and you have to tonify kidney 3, SP 6

44:53

and liver 8.

44:58

and treatment. This treatment targeted

45:01

to calm the excess that the rising young

45:07

while nourishing the

45:10

underlying the in deficiency that allow

45:13

the young

45:15

to

45:17

rise. When there is the indefiency

45:22

there will be young will be exposed.

45:28

Now

45:30

main thing

45:34

we are

45:38

needling this point.

45:43

Don't needle this point with the

45:46

randomly.

45:48

Okay. So sequence is there. You have to

45:54

keep sequence

45:56

to needle the points with the every

46:00

protocol of acupuncture. You have to

46:03

keep the sequence.

46:05

So it is the meridian circuit. Meridian

46:10

circuit system

46:13

meridian circuit sequence.

46:16

So

46:18

we discuss this point. So [snorts]

46:21

sequence is first point is the LI4.

46:26

Then second is the SP6. Then third is

46:29

the kidneys three. Then fourth is the

46:33

liver two. Fifth is the liver three. Six

46:38

is the liver 8. Seven is the GP 20. 8 is

46:44

the GP8.

46:46

9 is the GP 9.

46:49

10th point is the GB 43. 11 point is the

46:54

G per M6. Then D 20. And last TA.

47:03

So this order this sequence follow the

47:08

mer progressions.

47:10

So median progression is the large

47:12

intestine to skin to kidney to liver to

47:15

gallb to paricardium to govern

47:19

due mer to the extra.

47:27

Now

47:31

let's discuss

47:33

liver fire blazing.

47:36

This is the other excess cost

47:41

excess pattern

47:44

for the migraine headach

47:50

fire blazing. Symptoms are severe

47:54

temporal headache,

47:56

red eyes,

47:59

bitter taste,

48:01

constipation,

48:04

anger,

48:06

red tongue with the yellow coating.

48:09

So when so when you see the yellow

48:13

coating on the tongue with the red

48:16

identify it is the type bleing it is the

48:21

heat head symptoms.

48:30

So

48:32

in case of liver fire blessing treatment

48:35

principle are

48:38

to clear your fire,

48:41

drain excess heat,

48:44

subdue rising liver y

48:49

and clear gallbladder heat and relieve

48:53

migrant pain and calm the shed.

49:03

points are lever to

49:07

this is the chip point

49:12

and drain

49:15

liver. This point the drain liver drain

49:18

lucidate

49:21

drain liver five and clear heat stop

49:26

migraine.

49:29

Then

49:31

secondly liver three.

49:34

This point when you apply this point

49:38

this point spread your chin subdue your

49:42

yarn clear liver p.

49:46

Then GB43

49:48

clear gallbladder tire

49:53

benefit temporal migraine and the shaang

49:57

headache.

49:59

Then GB20

50:02

eliminate

50:04

wind. This point eliminate wind. GB20

50:09

eliminate me

50:12

and heat.

50:14

This point clear head and relieve

50:18

dizziness and the magnet.

50:21

Then GP8 it is the primary local point

50:25

for the temporal magnet.

50:29

Then GB9 this is the local point for the

50:32

temporal headach and the liver tire

50:36

migraine. Then Li 4 this point Mi

50:43

relieve pain clear head from the head.

50:48

Then Li 11

50:52

this is the powerful point to clear

50:56

excess heat

50:58

11 this is the hy point on the logit

51:05

powerful point to clear the excess heat

51:08

and the fire

51:10

then in turn it is the local point for

51:13

the temporal migraine and the severe

51:16

headache

51:18

Then do 20

51:21

clear the head and regulate

51:26

ascending y.

51:30

Then paricardm six calm the shame

51:34

relieves no nossia associated with the

51:38

migraine.

51:41

Then heart s

51:46

irritability,

51:49

insomnia

51:50

and agitation

51:52

due to your failure.

51:58

So nearing technique

52:01

which point to sedate and which point to

52:04

25. So you have to sedate

52:08

liver 2, liver 3, gallb 43, gallb 20,

52:16

gallb 8, gallb 9,

52:21

li 4, li 11, t 20 and ta. This point you

52:28

have to sedate.

52:32

Then you have to

52:35

treat this point with the

52:38

even method or the tonification method

52:42

or mild tonification.

52:46

Period. M6

52:48

and part seven.

52:57

So now

53:01

most important okay don't forget to

53:05

meridian circuit sequence of this point

53:15

L4

53:17

first point is the L4 then

53:21

LI 11

53:24

then liver 2 liver 3

53:28

then GB 20,

53:31

GP 8,

53:33

GB 9,

53:36

then GB 43,

53:40

perm 6, heart 7,

53:44

D20

53:45

and T.

53:49

And this sequence mer circuit sequence

53:54

follow the classical merian progression.

53:59

So large intestine to liver to gallb to

54:03

pericardium to heart to dumedian and to

54:08

extra.

54:15

Then third pattern is the liver ch

54:20

stagnation.

54:23

Liver ch stagnation also cause

54:27

migraine headach

54:30

symptoms are

54:33

stress in uh induce migraine

54:38

emotional changes.

54:41

Chest tightness

54:44

sign. Okay,

54:48

it is the sign.

54:50

Hypopontic pain.

54:52

Hypopontic pain.

55:03

So

55:06

treatment uh principle

55:09

uh for the liver G stagnation

55:13

smooth the liver

55:18

move liver chi regulate chi circulation

55:23

harmonize liver and better relieve

55:26

migraine

55:28

and prevent liver chi from the

55:32

transform. coming into your path.

55:39

And this pattern is commonly related

55:43

with the migraines triggered by the

55:46

emotional stress, anger, frustration,

55:50

anxiety

55:52

or

55:53

pre-menstrual

55:55

tension.

55:57

And if prolong

56:01

this These symptoms are prolonged. So

56:04

liver chest stagnation

56:07

may transform into liver fire or

56:11

lowering.

56:14

You have to treat immediately. When

56:17

there is a chi stand when your chi stand

56:22

is untreated

56:24

it may transform into the fire or your

56:29

jam rising.

56:36

So

56:37

stagnation points are the liver three.

56:42

This is the chip point. This point

56:45

spread li and rel stagnation

56:49

and stop migrants.

56:55

Then Li 4 liver 3 and Li 4 are the four

57:01

gate points.

57:04

So LI4 regulator move stagnation and

57:09

values headach.

57:12

This is the forgate

57:15

with the liver

57:18

GP34.

57:22

This point spread liver and gallbladder

57:27

benefit shaam channels and relax

57:31

tendons. One ring.

57:51

Then triple one more time.

57:55

This point opens the Shiaan channel.

57:59

Triple one more. Open the Shyan channel.

58:03

Reduce the temporal m

58:07

then gallbladder 20 benefits the head

58:12

reduce migraine and the neck tension.

58:16

GP8

58:18

this point primary local point for the

58:22

temporal magnet.

58:34

Then tayang this is the local point for

58:37

the temporal headache and the migraine.

58:41

Pericadm 6 it is the this point regulate

58:45

chi calm the shin and relia

58:48

and emotional space. Liver 14

58:54

this is the front m point of the liver.

59:00

front new point of the liver.

59:03

This point spread liver ch and rel

59:07

hypocchondric tension.

59:10

Then GB 41.

59:14

This point move

59:17

benefits temporal headache and the sha.

59:24

Then in

59:28

time in between

59:31

two

59:33

this point calm the mind and reduce

59:35

stress and uh emotional tension.

59:42

Needling technique which point you have

59:45

to sedate and which point you have to

59:48

pronate.

59:50

First you have proceeded liver 3, LI4,

59:54

GB34,

59:57

HA 5,

1:00:00

GB 20, GB8,

1:00:03

GB 41, J 14 and T

1:00:09

and

1:00:11

you have to

1:00:14

pre with the human technique

1:00:17

No, no,

1:00:20

period M6

1:00:22

and in

1:00:27

retention for the need as time duration

1:00:31

20 to 30 minutes

1:00:35

and treatment frequency two to three

1:00:38

session per week during the acute stage

1:00:42

then weekly as the symptoms improve.

1:00:50

Now meridian circuit

1:00:54

meridian circuit signals

1:00:58

first point

1:01:00

source point LI

1:01:03

then liver three liver three also source

1:01:09

liver 40 GB 20 GB 34 4,

1:01:15

GB 41,

1:01:17

GB8,

1:01:19

triple number five, parag 6 in and ta

1:01:28

and this meridian circuit sequence

1:01:31

follow the meridian position.

1:01:34

So large intestine to liver, liver to

1:01:37

gallbladder, gallbladder to triple or

1:01:40

triple to perm and perm to extra point

1:01:46

and in

1:01:52

[snorts]

1:01:56

then

1:01:58

number four.

1:02:02

Okay. Excess pattern.

1:02:05

Blood stasis.

1:02:08

Blood stasis

1:02:11

symptoms are

1:02:13

fixed stabbing pain.

1:02:17

It is the main [snorts] migraine

1:02:20

pain is the fixed stabbing

1:02:24

and chronic migraine

1:02:28

and pain worse at the night.

1:02:34

pain worse at the neck

1:02:37

and when you see the tongue tongue is

1:02:41

the purple purple color of the tongue to

1:02:46

identify it is the bloodst

1:03:00

of the Blood stasis treatment

1:03:03

principles.

1:03:06

So you have to invigorate the blood. You

1:03:08

have to move the blood and remove the

1:03:11

blood stasis.

1:03:13

Open the channels and the collaterals.

1:03:18

Remove pain. Regulate chi

1:03:23

and

1:03:24

with chi. Why you regulate chi? Chi and

1:03:27

blood move together.

1:03:32

In TCM, in traditional Chinese medicine,

1:03:36

blood stasis migraine is

1:03:40

by

1:03:42

fixed stabbing or

1:03:46

boring pain.

1:03:49

Chronic recurrent headache. Harass comes

1:03:54

and go

1:03:56

always chronically

1:03:59

pain at the same location

1:04:03

and that pain worse at the neck

1:04:08

and always follow head trauma

1:04:13

or longstanding

1:04:16

stagnation.

1:04:21

And tongue is typically dark or purple

1:04:27

with the purple spot.

1:04:31

And the purse is always choppy or white.

1:04:43

Now points are

1:04:46

we are using points

1:04:50

for blood stasis

1:04:56

spitting on the thighs inner side inner

1:04:59

thighs.

1:05:01

Okay. This is the chip point

1:05:04

main point

1:05:06

to treat the bloodstas.

1:05:10

This point in a blood and remove blood

1:05:13

stasis.

1:05:15

Then

1:05:17

bladder 17 in it is the inflation points

1:05:21

of the blood and this point moves blood

1:05:25

and resolves.

1:05:30

Then liver three move liver chi and the

1:05:34

blood and relie pain. Li 4 mi and the

1:05:39

blood rel

1:05:42

this is a pate with the liver three.

1:05:45

Liver 3 and L4 are the pate. Then SP6

1:05:50

this point in blood and harmonize the

1:05:54

liver st and the kidney. This is the

1:05:56

junction point of the liver spleen and

1:06:00

kidney

1:06:02

put in meridians.

1:06:10

Then GB20

1:06:15

GB 20 this point benefits the head and

1:06:20

relieve the migraine.

1:06:25

Then GP8

1:06:28

GP8 is the main local point for the

1:06:32

temporal migraine. Then ta local point

1:06:36

for the migraine and the temporal

1:06:38

headache and also find ashy point

1:06:42

painful points

1:06:44

needle tender area of the headach to

1:06:48

improve the local blood circulation

1:06:52

and D20

1:06:54

this point promote the circulation in

1:06:58

the head and relieves the pain.

1:07:05

So how to needle

1:07:08

with the sedation and recommendation?

1:07:12

First you sedate

1:07:15

SP 10 bladder 17

1:07:19

liver 3

1:07:22

L4

1:07:24

GB 20 GB

1:07:27

taya and ash

1:07:33

then

1:07:36

technique no turnovction and no sedation

1:07:39

to the SP6 takes and doing good.

1:07:44

Pretention time for the needling

1:07:48

needle of the 20 to 30 minutes

1:07:52

and uh treat two to three sessions per

1:07:57

week until pain decrease then adjust

1:08:01

according to the clinical response.

1:08:07

Then how you manage

1:08:12

Nadian circuit

1:08:15

or the protocol? is pro

1:08:19

that's stressful.

1:08:22

You have to apply first the source point

1:08:26

LI4

1:08:28

then SP 10

1:08:31

then SP6

1:08:33

then lever 3 then GB 20 then GB8

1:08:40

then bladder 17 then D 20

1:08:46

and a

1:08:49

[snorts] mer circuit sequence which

1:08:53

follows the classical meridian process.

1:08:57

So large intestine to stain to spleen to

1:09:01

liver liver to gallbladder gallbladder

1:09:04

to urinary bladder

1:09:07

bladder to governing vessel due mer to

1:09:12

the extra.

1:09:21

Now claim

1:09:25

claim damp obstruction

1:09:35

damp obstruction

1:09:39

or

1:09:42

friends you you can listen this

1:09:46

recording again.

1:09:49

So because the

1:09:51

syllabus is very big I want to finish

1:09:55

this in 2 days.

1:10:02

So train them obstruction

1:10:07

symptoms are

1:10:09

heavy head

1:10:11

and dizziness,

1:10:15

noia omitive,

1:10:19

foggy thinking

1:10:24

and when you see the tongue it will be

1:10:28

thick gracy tongue coy.

1:10:32

Okay.

1:10:34

Pattern is the flame dam obstruct

1:10:39

obstruction.

1:10:41

So all are requested please open your

1:10:43

videos.

1:10:45

Let me understand.

1:10:50

I have to take energy from you

1:10:55

otherwise I I'm getting bored.

1:10:59

When I'm I watch your smiling face

1:11:04

I take energy from you. All are

1:11:07

requested. Please open your

1:11:17

name

1:11:20

obstruction.

1:11:22

PCM patterns. Treatment principle is the

1:11:26

resolve limb. Transform dampness.

1:11:31

Strengthen the spleen. Harmonize

1:11:34

stomach. Open the clear yarn to the

1:11:38

head. Relo migrant.

1:11:44

And this pattern typically present with

1:11:48

the heavy or dull head

1:11:54

and sensation of the headfulness,

1:12:01

dizziness,

1:12:03

nosia, vomiting,

1:12:06

chest operations,

1:12:08

poor appetite, excessive spit up and

1:12:12

gracy tongue putting.

1:12:14

And the slippery p

1:12:22

points are

1:12:24

when dampness

1:12:27

we are always selecting

1:12:29

the HT

1:12:33

damp and the flame

1:12:39

HD party and SP.

1:12:43

So HD40 is the cheap point resolve flame

1:12:48

transform dampness and clear the head.

1:12:53

SP9

1:12:55

this point drain dampness and the

1:12:58

promote fluid metabolism.

1:13:02

Then next point is the SP9 strengthen

1:13:06

the spleen resolve depness harmonizes

1:13:11

the three in channels.

1:13:16

HD36

1:13:19

tonifies spleen

1:13:21

and stomach ch support transformation

1:13:27

of temples.

1:13:32

Then rain 12 CV 12 this is the front new

1:13:37

point of the stomach. Rain 12 is the

1:13:41

front new point of the stomach. This

1:13:43

point harmonize the middle burner and

1:13:46

the transform the flame.

1:13:51

Then

1:13:54

pericardm six this point harmonate the

1:13:57

stomach relsia and vomiting come the

1:14:00

shed.

1:14:02

Then D20 this point clear the head rel

1:14:06

migraine and the dizziness.

1:14:11

GP8

1:14:14

this is the primary local point for the

1:14:17

temporal migraine. Li Mui relieve

1:14:22

headache and the pain. This is the

1:14:25

enoggestic point of the body. Li

1:14:29

so ta this is the local point for the

1:14:33

migraine and the temporal headache and

1:14:36

due 20 raise clear y through the head.

1:14:41

So in in case of clear young we have to

1:14:46

use the D20 it's clear young

1:14:50

uh raise the clear Y to the head and

1:14:54

relieve the heaviness

1:14:58

then how to needle

1:15:03

sedation andification

1:15:07

do

1:15:09

HT SP9 9, SP, CB 12, GP 20,

1:15:17

GP8, LI4, Thai young.

1:15:22

You have to see it.

1:15:25

Again repeating

1:15:27

HD 40, SP9,

1:15:30

CV 12, GB 20, GB8, L4, TA. You have to

1:15:38

stud

1:15:39

and you have to conify HT36

1:15:43

and SP6

1:15:46

and you have to

1:15:49

use even technique

1:15:51

no ton infection noction per M6 and 20

1:15:58

and you have to retain the needle 20 to

1:16:03

30 minute

1:16:05

and

1:16:06

treat patient two to three times in the

1:16:11

week.

1:16:14

So meridian sequence meridian circuit

1:16:17

sequence

1:16:20

very important in every protocol you

1:16:24

have to make the meridian circuit

1:16:27

sequence.

1:16:29

First point always take the yons point

1:16:34

in any protocol.

1:16:37

So y source point is the LI port then

1:16:40

HD40 L code connecting point then HT36

1:16:46

SP9

1:16:47

SP6

1:16:49

paragan 6 GB 20

1:16:52

GP8

1:16:55

then C1 12 G20 and T

1:17:01

and this M circuit sequence follows the

1:17:05

classical Men progression

1:17:09

That is the large intestine to stomach.

1:17:12

Stomach to spleen to feric to

1:17:16

gallbladder

1:17:17

to

1:17:19

rain vessels and governing vessels and

1:17:24

the extra

1:17:41

Okay. So now I'm going to hand overing

1:17:46

the session

1:17:48

to the al

1:18:01

you are unmuted.

1:18:04

Please summarize this session.

1:18:08

Um,

1:18:09

>> VC,

1:18:10

>> I was driving most of the session. So I

1:18:13

maybe maybe not that good at the

1:18:16

summarizing right now.

1:18:19

>> So whatever you attended the session,

1:18:22

you summarize.

1:18:24

>> Okay. Um we have passed the um migraine

1:18:29

and the patterns of migraine. It could

1:18:33

be during

1:18:35

um

1:18:37

the blood stasis flame. Um

1:18:42

yes uh that's what I uh heard if we are

1:18:46

speak about the blood stasis the

1:18:51

the signs will be um

1:18:55

purple um purple uh tank with a purple

1:19:00

points. Um the the ples will be choppy.

1:19:06

Um uh the pain will be stubborn and very

1:19:10

important it will be at night

1:19:14

and uh then we will use the points that

1:19:17

will vigorate uh blood and one of the

1:19:20

main main points it's uh uh spleen 10

1:19:25

and bladder 17 they are vigorate um the

1:19:30

the blood if we are speaking about the

1:19:33

uh flame pattern flame them pattern

1:19:36

pattern. We will see the in the tongue

1:19:39

uh the coating uh it will be or yellow

1:19:43

or grease yellow or maybe even gray um

1:19:50

uh gray coating. Uh then we will see it

1:19:53

in the um slippery pools and um the pain

1:20:00

will be um let's say

1:20:05

like like something stuck in our head

1:20:09

and we it will be persist and heaviness

1:20:13

heaviness this is the main uh point in

1:20:16

this then what we have to do to use

1:20:19

points to uh take care of the dam and

1:20:22

the flame. The main points here will be

1:20:25

uh stomach 40 uh then spleen 9 and u we

1:20:31

need to

1:20:33

um strengthen the stomach and spleen. So

1:20:36

we will use CV uh 12.

1:20:40

Um that's it. I think

1:20:45

the session must be done uh three three

1:20:48

times in the week.

1:20:51

uh then uh according to the pattern or

1:20:55

once in the week or according to the

1:20:57

pattern what whatever it needs that's

1:21:00

what I got

1:21:03

>> okay thank you Alis

1:21:05

>> thank you

1:21:05

>> aha so for tomorrow we are tomorrow we

1:21:10

have also session uh it will be start at

1:21:13

the 8:00 p.m. India time 8:00 p.m. Okay.

1:21:19

So all are requested to join the session

1:21:22

in the time.

1:21:25

Okay.

1:21:28

So uh thank you very much. Ending the

1:21:31

session. So whatever your queries you

1:21:34

may ask on the group.

1:21:37

Okay. Ending the session. Thank you very

1:21:40

much.

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