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Traditional Chinese medicine theory focuses on five organs: the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. Each organ is associated with many aspects of nature. For example, the heart is of the yang element fire and associates with joy, hot climates, bitter taste, and red hue. The lungs are yin organs associated with metal, worry, pungent taste, and white hue. Interactions between the elements of each organ give rise to health or disease. Quantum Remote Treatment

Automatic Pressure Massager, stiffness and Treating Pain Naturally Medicomat. Dysgeusia refers to the presence of a metallic, rancid, or foul taste in the mouth. Taking certain medications can also interfere with the ability to taste. Some loss of taste sensation also occurs during the normal aging process. remote

Some of the modalities used by physical therapists to increase fitness, strength, and flexibility include physical manipulation, exercises, applying heat and ice, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, therapeutic massage, water therapy, and most important, patient education. Stretching is one of the manual techniques frequently used. remote

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