WU Shentao, WANG Bin, ZHANG Qinghua, et al. Discussion on Pathogenesis Theory of “Dysfunction of Spleen Transforming Essences” and “Internal Retention of Turbidity and Toxin” in Diabetes[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(22): 1920-1924.
WU Shentao, WANG Bin, ZHANG Qinghua, et al. Discussion on Pathogenesis Theory of “Dysfunction of Spleen Transforming Essences” and “Internal Retention of Turbidity and Toxin” in Diabetes[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(22): 1920-1924.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.22.007.
Discussion on Pathogenesis Theory of “Dysfunction of Spleen Transforming Essences” and “Internal Retention of Turbidity and Toxin” in Diabetes
Based on the traditional theory and the changes of modern lifestyle as well as the characteristics of the disease
this paper proposed that the pathogenesis of diabetes is"dysfunction of spleen transforming essences"developing to"turbidity accumulated into toxin"and then to"internal retention of turbidity and toxin". Through a more systematic and in-depth basic research and clinical observation
the pathological and utility mechanisms are explained from multiple levels and multiple perspectives. This paper believed that the dysfunction of spleen transforming essences is the pathological basis for the formation of diabetes
and turbidity is its main pathological product
dysfunction of spleen transforming essences is related to lipid metabolism disorders
and the generation of turbidity is associated with insulin dysfunction. "Turbidity accumulated into toxin"and the living environment and lifestyles are closely related
which results in internal retention of turbidity and toxin that erodes the viscera and meridians. Based on this core pathogenesis
the treatment of "clearing turbidity and detoxification"therapy was proposed
and its intervention effects were discussed from the perspectives of diabetic sugar and lipid toxicity.
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