Severe Migraines that won't stop

TopoftheAbyss wrote:

I have lots of problems, too many to count. The thing is that since I was a child I always had trouble with respiration and I'm positive that I'm so broken because of a lack of oxygen. I'm pretty sure that with peroxide therapy I can solve all my problems. I just struggle finding the right medicine.

Because of a lack of oxygen currently or during your childhood? You aren't brain-damaged, so I think you will be ok. What I mean is, you can stabilize, then heal any imbalances. Just take it one thing at a time and prioritize the most debilitating of them. You could have a weakened constitution from a complicated childhood, but you can certainly restore it all now.

Peroxide therapy is great, but that is just one thing. It represents energy to the body, which can obviously do a lot. Hatha yoga will also do something similar by enriching the supply of blood and energy to the tissues and organs. Yang-style yoga will directly boost your energy, as will power meditation.

Modify the diet to influence the state of the body. For example, too much stagnation = remove stagnating foods, improve digestion. Too much heat = remove heating foods, add cooling foods. Paying attention to the properties of foods allows one to correct imbalances they may encounter.

The best advice I could give you, like I do to all others, is to find a TCM clinician who can diagnose you and get you started on a treatment and lifestyle plan to start to heal everything. They deal with all sorts of conditions and will know the best course of action for multiple, concurrent imbalances. There are online clinics as well, where you can still get basically everything except acupuncture.

Peroxide is great (as well as other oxygenation methods like ClO2), however sometimes you have to heal through multiple angles. This is where TCM treatment and the accompanying lifestyle changes come into play. You can do all these things together. It is certainly possible to heal complicated cases, and this is before the patient does yoga, meditates on their chakras, etc. Have some hope, you aren't "broken".

What do you mean when you say you struggle to find the right medicine? Like finding peroxide, or do you mean like supplements or health philosophies?

Blitzkreig wrote:

TopoftheAbyss wrote:

I have lots of problems, too many to count. The thing is that since I was a child I always had trouble with respiration and I'm positive that I'm so broken because of a lack of oxygen. I'm pretty sure that with peroxide therapy I can solve all my problems. I just struggle finding the right medicine.

Because of a lack of oxygen currently or during your childhood? You aren't brain-damaged, so I think you will be ok. What I mean is, you can stabilize, then heal any imbalances. Just take it one thing at a time and prioritize the most debilitating of them. You could have a weakened constitution from a complicated childhood, but you can certainly restore it all now.

Peroxide therapy is great, but that is just one thing. It represents energy to the body, which can obviously do a lot. Hatha yoga will also do something similar by enriching the supply of blood and energy to the tissues and organs. Yang-style yoga will directly boost your energy, as will power meditation.

Modify the diet to influence the state of the body. For example, too much stagnation = remove stagnating foods, improve digestion. Too much heat = remove heating foods, add cooling foods. Paying attention to the properties of foods allows one to correct imbalances they may encounter.

The best advice I could give you, like I do to all others, is to find a TCM clinician who can diagnose you and get you started on a treatment and lifestyle plan to start to heal everything. They deal with all sorts of conditions and will know the best course of action for multiple, concurrent imbalances. There are online clinics as well, where you can still get basically everything except acupuncture.

Peroxide is great (as well as other oxygenation methods like ClO2), however sometimes you have to heal through multiple angles. This is where TCM treatment and the accompanying lifestyle changes come into play. You can do all these things together. It is certainly possible to heal complicated cases, and this is before the patient does yoga, meditates on their chakras, etc. Have some hope, you aren't "broken".

What do you mean when you say you struggle to find the right medicine? Like finding peroxide, or do you mean like supplements or health philosophies?

I found the right peroxide and distilled water only in a UK shop which at the moment doesn't ship where I live because of brexit.

TopoftheAbyss wrote:

I found the right peroxide and distilled water only in a UK shop which at the moment doesn't ship where I live because of brexit.

Ok, I figured your situation was something like that. Like I was trying to explain, oxygenation treatment methods work well, but they aren't the only thing that can fix your situation. In this sense, don't get too stuck on it, and pursue other means of healing yourself.

You can still do oxygenation treatment simultaneous to other treatment methods/lifestyle modifications, but given the severity of the symptoms you may have, it is better to seek immediate care than to keep waiting. This is why I suggested finding a TCM clinic where they would get to work immediately correcting and diagnosing you.

As far as TCM goes, the herbs are relatively inexpensive. The acupuncture can expensive, but it is not necessary for full recovery. Once you have your diagnosis, you can make the appropriate lifestyle changes and get the same result. I say this because I know some people are limited by financial restraints and I didn't know if that applied to you.

Sundara wrote:

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Sorry, I meant to reply a while ago, but never did. What you say about the Ritual's is very informative, thank you.

Don't focus too much on the specific allergen. The body develops an allergic response based on certain deficiencies, and once corrected will result in a healthy response. I think this is what you say with the latex and lemongrass, for example.

What you describe with the nose, lungs, and skin all pertains to the element of Metal (lungs/large intestine), suggesting some sort of weakness there. These organs manifest through the nose and skin, hence the problems there. You can read more about TCM and allergies hereExternal ↗.

Looking at the TCM face map, there are colon and intestine places around mouth. Any sort of pimples, redness, discoloration, etc in these areas would indicate a problem with those parts of the body.

Headaches are a little different than just a runny nose/weakened lungs and can be related to many different organ deficiencies. If they feel like sinus headaches, then they are related to wind pathogens entering the body. This might seem similar to allergies because it occurs at the same time you are outside and exposed to pollen or whatever. It is a little different though.

I don't think you have physical, "non-Saturn" dampness, because this would show more in the digestive system with loose stools, gurgling, lethargy, and sometimes bloating. I think the congestion is more related to the element of metal and its response to allergies or other stressors, like exercise. As the article mentions, you want to look at where exactly the response is happening.

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As far as solutions go, I would recommend metal element qigong. Mimi duo keemer has some good videos on that. I would link it, but I have youtube blocked at the moment. This would be preferable than running, if you had to pick one or the other. Other forms of yoga can substitute for the yang effects of running.

Additionally, I would recommend to you some sort of air purifier for your home. Indoor air is very stagnant and full of pollutants and other irritants that have nowhere to go. Removing these would give your metal element a chance to rest while it regains its strength. You can find whole home purifiers, small room (bedroom) purifiers, etc.

Like I mentioned before, white foods help this element, such as onion, garlic, ginger, watercress, green onion. Not a lot, just adding them to your food more often. Your diet could be good in a lot of respects, but you might just need to do more to bolster the metal element.

As far as dealing with headaches, try the GB-20 acupoint, seen below. It is specifically very good at clearing wind pathogens from the head. It is also good for dealing with all headaches in general, because it intersects with a lot of other meridian channels. It is sort of a catch all point for any headache.

Blitzkreig wrote:

Sundara wrote:

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Sorry, I meant to reply a while ago, but never did. What you say about the Ritual's is very informative, thank you.

Don't focus too much on the specific allergen. The body develops an allergic response based on certain deficiencies, and once corrected will result in a healthy response. I think this is what you say with the latex and lemongrass, for example.

What you describe with the nose, lungs, and skin all pertains to the element of Metal (lungs/large intestine), suggesting some sort of weakness there. These organs manifest through the nose and skin, hence the problems there. You can read more about TCM and allergies hereExternal ↗.

Looking at the TCM face map, there are colon and intestine places around mouth. Any sort of pimples, redness, discoloration, etc in these areas would indicate a problem with those parts of the body.

Headaches are a little different than just a runny nose/weakened lungs and can be related to many different organ deficiencies. If they feel like sinus headaches, then they are related to wind pathogens entering the body. This might seem similar to allergies because it occurs at the same time you are outside and exposed to pollen or whatever. It is a little different though.

I don't think you have physical, "non-Saturn" dampness, because this would show more in the digestive system with loose stools, gurgling, lethargy, and sometimes bloating. I think the congestion is more related to the element of metal and its response to allergies or other stressors, like exercise. As the article mentions, you want to look at where exactly the response is happening.

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As far as solutions go, I would recommend metal element qigong. Mimi duo keemer has some good videos on that. I would link it, but I have youtube blocked at the moment. This would be preferable than running, if you had to pick one or the other. Other forms of yoga can substitute for the yang effects of running.

Additionally, I would recommend to you some sort of air purifier for your home. Indoor air is very stagnant and full of pollutants and other irritants that have nowhere to go. Removing these would give your metal element a chance to rest while it regains its strength. You can find whole home purifiers, small room (bedroom) purifiers, etc.

Like I mentioned before, white foods help this element, such as onion, garlic, ginger, watercress, green onion. Not a lot, just adding them to your food more often. Your diet could be good in a lot of respects, but you might just need to do more to bolster the metal element.

As far as dealing with headaches, try the GB-20 acupoint, seen below. It is specifically very good at clearing wind pathogens from the head. It is also good for dealing with all headaches in general, because it intersects with a lot of other meridian channels. It is sort of a catch all point for any headache.

Really amazing response, I don’t know that much about physical healing yet but this is great to hear about. What I wrote above I don’t really know entirely about, for a while the Ritual’s were helping the issue a lot. It is simply because it frees the soul. The saturn association I’m unsure about.

What you say about metal is interesting. I’ve had a toxin build up in the body before. It’s a metal based toxin byproduct of blood. Manifests in the liver and the headaches occur on the liver points of the face. I did start incorporating white foods and have kept up on yoga. It’ll be cool to see the effects a more specified approach has.

Sundara wrote:

What you say about metal is interesting. I’ve had a toxin build up in the body before. It’s a metal based toxin byproduct of blood. Manifests in the liver and the headaches occur on the liver points of the face. I did start incorporating white foods and have kept up on yoga. It’ll be cool to see the effects a more specified approach has.

I should've clarified: TCM uses the name metal to describe the lungs/large intestine grouping, however this name is not actually based on any object literally metal in origin. In a similar way, the stomach/spleen is called the element of earth, although one does not have physical dirt in them.

As far as toxin build up: For foreign items like metals, sometimes the body has a hard time dealing with them. If you struggled with it, you would want to use some sort of chelating agent or other supplement to remove them. I know that for heavy metals, in general, sweating is the best way to go for removal.

It could also be possible that the liver was weakened beforehand. Women are more susceptible to blood deficiencies due to menstruation, which can strain the liver. Weakened liver yin would yield a worse response to an increase in toxin load, potentially resulting in headaches. Green food items help the liver and gall bladder purge toxins. Animal products, especially red items, replenish the yin of the organs and the blood as well.

Last, but not least, being asleep before 1am results in the liver being able to clean the blood effectively. 1am-3am is the liver time and before that, 11pm-1am is a gallbladder detox time. Being asleep at these times ensures these processes happen most efficiently.

The point I mentioned before, GB20, would help these headaches when they occur. In addition, you can also use the Liver 3 point for a more Liver specific response. This same point will also regenerate liver yin, simultaneously to clearing heat and reducing the "yang rising" of the liver, which is what causes the headache.

Anyway, good luck.