Paida Lajin Clinical Report on Kidney Diseases

I must write down the name of "kidney disease" because anyone who is diagnosed with kidney disease must have many diseases, heart disease is the most important one. Like high blood pressure, stroke, and diabetes, kidney disease is just one of the complications of heart disease. Anyone who suffers from kidney disease must have heart disease, without exception. This conclusion comes from many clinical experiments conducted by PL. When discussing heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, etc., we have seen some kidney diseases. In this report, we will focus more on kidney-related diseases. Since no one only has kidney disease and no other diseases, it is easy to understand what "complex disease" means. Chronic diseases are all complex diseases.
The proportion of kidney disease has been rising worldwide. According to relevant statistics, the global incidence of chronic kidney disease is about 10%-12%, that is, one in every 10 people has kidney disease. At first, people usually get nephritis, which worsens into renal failure. Those with severe renal failure can only undergo dialysis, also known as dialysis. Most patients have no obvious symptoms at the beginning. Mild symptoms such as dizziness, swollen feet, discomfort, etc. are easily ignored. Most of them are related to heart and brain discomfort, that is, the heart is already sick. But most people will wait until the symptoms become serious before they pay attention, such as severe anemia, weakness, nausea, vomiting, edema, insomnia, dyspnea, pain, etc. Western medicine believes that the high-risk group for kidney disease is related to the "three highs", namely high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and high blood lipids. These three diseases are complications of heart disease. Heart disease usually comes first, and there are endless complications later.
Western medicine mainly checks kidney disease through regular blood tests, urine tests, and blood pressure measurements. However, the PL examination only requires slapping the common parts, the purpose is to find the blocked meridians and resolve and open them, so that diagnosis and treatment are completed at the same time. As for the name of the disease, it is not important. Kidney disease is the same as other chronic diseases. It is not that a certain meridian is blocked, but that all twelve meridians are blocked. It's just that the degree of blockage in different meridians varies from person to person. When reading relevant materials, Western medicine cited a case that is very good: a patient followed the doctor's advice to control his diet, blood pressure, blood sugar, and blood lipids, and delayed dialysis for 8 years. But if you do PL seriously, you can completely avoid dialysis. Of course, if you do PL carelessly or give up halfway because of the HC, it is another matter.