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MTA Kê Huyết Đằng Information
MTA Kê Huyết Đằng is a herbal medicine that helps alleviate symptoms of hand and foot tremors, headaches, and dizziness for individuals experiencing tremors, convulsions, or stroke-related issues.
Ingredients:
In each 5g package, the concentrated extract is equivalent to the following herbs:
Usage:
Supports the reduction of symptoms such as hand and foot tremors, headaches, and dizziness due to stroke or related conditions.
Target Users:
For individuals suffering from hand and foot tremors or convulsions due to stroke.
Directions:
Note: This product does not contain sucrose (table sugar).
It is recommended to mix with hot water, stir well, and drink while warm.
Health Warning:
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Packaging:
Weight per package: 5g. 1 package x 5g per box. Box contains 25 packages.
Expiration Date:
36 months from the production date. The production and expiration dates are printed on the product label.
Registration Number: 7346/2020/ĐKSP
Quality Control Number: 2949/2020/XNQC-ATTP
Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease, or tremor paralysis, reflects the degeneration of the nervous system. People over 50, particularly men, are the most likely to develop this disease. When someone is diagnosed with Parkinson’s, they face numerous difficulties in daily life activities and often experience depression.
1. Parkinson’s Disease According to Modern Medicine
Parkinson's disease is caused by the degeneration of nerve cells in the substantia nigra in the brain. These cells typically release dopamine, a neurotransmitter that helps control movement.
The causes of damage can include genetics, environmental factors, toxins, aging, cerebrovascular accidents, or significant blood loss. The result is a reduction in the brain's ability to produce dopamine, and the lack of dopamine leads to the development of this disease.
Nerve cells are highly specialized cells, and once they die, they cannot regenerate. This is the main challenge in treating Parkinson’s disease. Modern medicine addresses the disease mainly with temporary solutions, and finding a permanent cure remains a significant challenge.
In recent years, researchers have been exploring various treatment options for Parkinson’s, such as:
However, these treatments are still largely in the research phase.
1. Parkinson’s Disease According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
The main cause of Parkinson's disease in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is believed to be the weakening of the Liver (Can) blood and Kidney (Thận) Yin due to aging. Weak blood (Huyết) fails to nourish the joints and blood vessels, leading to contraction, stiffness, and tremors. When the Yin is deficient, the Yang becomes excessive, causing internal wind (phong). If this wind combines with dampness (đờm thấp), it obstructs the meridians, leading to tremors.
It can also be caused by suppressed emotions, anger, which damage the Liver (Can). The Liver loses its ability to disperse energy, causing Qi to become stagnant. Qi has the function of promoting blood circulation, so when Qi is blocked, blood stagnates. Stagnant blood cannot nourish the joints, resulting in stiffness, difficulty moving, spasms, and tremors. Poor nutrition, aging, anxiety, fatigue, and weak Spleen (Tỳ) can lead to Kidney Yang deficiency, making it unable to transform fluids in the body, which turn into dampness. This dampness then obstructs the meridians, generates heat, and causes internal wind, which leads to tremors.
Thus, the TCM principle for treating Parkinson's is to tonify the blood, nourish Yin, dispel cold-damp, and benefit the joints. This approach helps the patient become more resilient and better able to resist the disease.
The formula consists of precious herbs such as:
The mechanism of action for this herbal formula:
This herbal medicine, MTA Kê Huyết Đằng, developed by MTA Pharmaceutical Company, has been scientifically researched and is particularly effective for individuals experiencing tremors, spasms, and other symptoms related to Parkinson’s disease.
Product Effectiveness (MTA Kê Huyết Đằng):
For Optimal Results, Use Consistently.
Kết hợp với Mát gan => Gan khỏe sơ tiết tốt, khí huyết lưu thông
Kết hợp với Bát tiên trường thọ => Bổ thận, dưỡng âm trừ phong thấp thông lợi khớp
Kết hợp với Bổ thần kinh => Kiện tỳ an thần, bổ thần kinh
Bộ sản phẩm hoàn hảo dành cho người bị Run chân tay
Diet and Lifestyle for People with Parkinson's Disease
Nutrition experts recommend that Parkinson's patients maintain a balanced diet to benefit their health. The balanced diet recommended for Parkinson's patients is as follows:
Eat a variety of foods: One should not rely on a single type of food to get all the necessary vitamins and minerals. If considering taking multivitamins, it's important to consult with a doctor first. Excessive vitamins can be more harmful than deficiencies.
Eat more fiber-rich foods: It’s advised to consume foods that are rich in fiber, such as vegetables, legumes, whole grains, and fresh fruits.
Drink plenty of water daily: Staying hydrated is crucial for overall health and well-being.
Avoid foods high in saturated fats and cholesterol: These can increase the risk of cardiovascular issues, which is important to monitor for Parkinson's patients.
Avoid foods high in sugar: Excessive sugar can worsen health conditions and affect overall well-being.
Limit salt intake: Excessive salt can lead to high blood pressure and other health complications.
Avoid alcohol: It’s important to limit or avoid drinks with alcohol, such as wine, beer, and spirits.
In addition to a balanced diet, Parkinson's patients should engage in regular exercise. A healthy diet combined with proper physical activity can help maintain an ideal body weight and significantly benefit individuals with Parkinson's disease.
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