Why Patients with Chronic Gastritis Do Not Get Better with The Prescription Drugs Nowadays?

Editorial | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2641-5194/036

Why Patients with Chronic Gastritis Do Not Get Better with The Prescription Drugs Nowadays?

  • Huang Wei Ling 1*
  • 1* Infectious Diseases, General Practice, Nutrition, Acupuncture and Pain Management. Medical Acupuncture and Pain Management Clinic, Franca, São Paulo, Brazil

*Corresponding Author: Huang Wei Ling, Infectious Diseases, General Practice, Nutrition, Acupuncture and Pain Management. Medical Acupuncture and Pain Management Clinic, Franca, São Paulo, Brazil

Citation: Huang W. Ling (2021) Why Patients with Chronic Gastritis Do Not Get Better with the Prescription Drugs Now a days? J. Gastroenterology Pancreatology and Hepatobilary Disorders. 5(3): DOI: 10.31579/2641-5194/036

Copyright: © 2021 Huang Wei Ling, This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

Received: 17 January 2021 | Accepted: 01 February 2021 | Published: 19 June 2021

Keywords: chrinic; drugs

Abstract

 In the daily practice of the author, she usually sees that patients can complain of chronic stomach pain and who is using drugs prescribed by their specialists and they still not able to improve their symptom. This answer may be hard to do even by the specialists in the field. In the article written by Talley et el. (2001) entitled Indigestion: When is it functional? Talley is saying that physicians should advice the patient that functional dyspepsia never leads to cancer

Introduction

  In the daily practice of the author, she usually sees that patients can complain of chronic stomach pain and who is using drugs prescribed by their specialists and they still not able to improve their symptom. This answer may be hard to do even by the specialists in the field. In the article written by Talley et el. (2001) entitled Indigestion: When is it functional? Talley is saying that physicians should advice the patient that functional dyspepsia never leads to cancer. [1]

  This is a point that the author will discuss later if she will agree or not with this, affirmation and she will explain in the energy point of view all the alterations that these patients are suffering when the exams are normal. This was the theme presented by the author in the International Webinar on Gastroenterology and Kidney Care that was held on May 21-22nd 2021.  [2]

  With the implementation of the Flexner report in 1913, many schools in the world had to readjust their way of thinking and teaching. Flexner was not a medical doctor but teacher in the former school and together with Rockefeller foundation and Carnegie Foundation, many medical schools in  America, Europe and Asia had to change the way they were teaching their  doctors and the form of bed side teaching created by William Henry Welsh (1850–1934), were changed to a modern form of teaching, and saying that only scientific medicine could be teached in medical schools and other forms of seeing the human being were all excluded , and classified as not scientific . So, more than 80% of all schools in United States needs to close their doors, when they were teaching at that time, natural medicine, herbal medicine, homeopathy, chiropractic and other natural therapies that usually sees the patients holistically and not only in parts , like modern medicine was advocating at that moment. [3, 4]

  In this way, the modern medicine understands that everything that was scientific was only what could be proven through radiological and laboratory tests and that is why many schools at that time that worked in a more holistic way as the schools of homeopathy and herbal medicine natural medicine had to be closed because they were not fulfilling the requirements to the Flexner report and from this period, only 20% of these schools remain open. [3, 4]

  The question today that this incomplete view of the human being, in which all medical schools are living and teaching our future doctors, they are teaching them to prescribe medications that are causing damage to the patient's own vital energy today, this has been proven in studies published author such as in the article written by her (2021) entitled Energy Alterations and Chakras’ Energy Deficiencies and Propensity to SARS-CoV-2 Infection. [5]

  In this article, the author demonstrates that 90% of her 1000 patients analyzed from 2015 to 2020, have complete deficiency of chakra energy centers. This chakras’ represents the five massive organs of traditional Chinese medicine according to the article written by Christopher (2018) entitled The Geometry of Emotions: Using Chakra Acupuncture and 5-Phase Theory to Describe Personality Archetypes for Clinical Use. [6]

  In the article written by the author entitled Chakras’ Energies Alterations in Patients with Chronic Gastritis, she demonstrated  through two clinical cases reports that they had diagnosed chronic gastritis by endoscopy and was not improving their symptoms with the use of Proton-pump inhibitor recommended by the scientific medicine . They only improved their symptoms with the replenishment of the of chakras’ energy centers with homeopathic medications according to the theory created by the author (2020) entitled Constitutional Homeopathy of the Five Elements based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. Both patients have chakras’ energy deficient in energy and the use of this highly concentrated medications were worsening the energy deficiency state that were causing more formation of internal Heat, that was causing pain in the Stomach and the redness in the endoscopy. [7, 8]

  The use of homeopathy in this case is according to Arndt Shultz Law. In this law, created in 1888 by two German scientists, they said that highly concentrated medicines reduce the vital energy and can even cause death. The use of highly diluted medicines increase vital energy and that is what we need in our patients today, as demonstrated by the author in some article written by her (2021) entitled is the Population in the World the same as in the Past? [9, 10]

  New reformulations of medical schools around the world should be carried out with regard to the teaching of medical forms of training, medical theories of the formation of diseases in human beings and the new vision of the human being as a whole, not only in terms of organs and systems that is the model presented nowadays since Galen (c. 130-200 A.D.). [11]

  As well as this topic is much talked about in the book published in 1975 by Capra, a physics demonstrates in his book Tao of Physics, that all the things that exist in the universe are formed of energy, including the human being. [12]

  Therefore, today, the use of highly concentrated medications in these patients who are very deficient in energy, can lead to a worsening of this energy pattern leading to serious complications and the formation of other diseases or worsening of already established diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, more propensity to have myocardial infarction, stroke, cancer. The formation of all these diseases begins in the energy level, as showed by the author in many of her publications and due to the influence of electromagnetic waves that are on our planet nowadays, these invisible influence are harming our vital energy also and this study was also published by the author (2021) in the article entitled Are We Vaccinating Immunocompetent or Immunocompromised People for COVID 19? [13-16]

  Medications previously considered scientific are causing harm to our population today and medications before considered unscientific became the medication of choice for our current population. [17]

  So balance in everything in the world in a constant changes and alterations between Yin and Yang energies are necessary for the equilibrium of our planet as the author showed in a comparison in several of her articles published showing the Yin and Yang of metaphor of Western Medicine (considered Yin energy already materialized) and Eastern Medicine, (considered Yang energy in the energy point not materialized yet). [14, 16]

  Lack of knowledge of the totality of the human being's formation in terms of energy has brought several problems in medical conducts, harming the patient energy even more, as we are currently living in the current pandemic of COVID-19 nowadays. Because all the symptoms presented by the patients are caused by the energy deficiencies that the patient had before acquiring COVID 19, in the patient's energy level, and it is not caused by the virus, as the author showed in some of her publications (2021) entitled Energy Alterations and Chakras’ Energy Deficiencies and Propensity to SARS-CoV-2 Infection and also) The Pulmonary Manifestations in COVID-19 Really Caused by the Virus?, by the influences of the external pathogenic factor entrance inside the weak body. [5, 18-19]

  According to Hippocrates, we should treat the patient and not the disease. Therefore, taken from view of materialized energy, we are only performing at the superficial level and all the energy changes are not being seen or studied yet due to the lack of knowledge or lack of chance of being able to learn, due to some errors implanted in the past after Flexner report implementation, we need to rethink which kind of doctors we would like to treat out future patients. If it is best to maintain this old system and continue to prescribe medications that is harming our energy or quickly change the course of this history to obtain a better health to our patients and to our lives in this present time and for our future. [9, 17, 20]

  According to the Albert Einstein, we cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them. [21]

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