CLINICAL APPROACH

We conducted clinical trials on patients with collagen disease who regularly visit the hospital. For this person, the number improved due to the traditional medicine treatment method that he received for the first time, and the attending physician was surprised by his neck. That person is a man in his 50s who has been suffering from collagen disease for decades. There was a dramatic improvement in the numbers due to his first treatment. What did you do? Was asked by the doctor on the contrary. The treatment content is about 120 minutes. Thai traditional massage and double yoga freestyle promote blood flow throughout the body, and continuous pressure for several minutes per place is performed by knee pressing and stretching to reduce stiffness.

"Collagen disease" is a general term for various diseases that cause systemic damage and inflammation to collagen, which is a protein that constitutes the dermis, ligaments, tendons, bones, and cartilage. In Japan, many collagen diseases and related diseases are designated as specific diseases "intractable diseases" by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. Intractable symptoms that remain high in mortality or leave severe disability due to unestablished treatment are also present.

Collagen disease is called "autoimmune disease", but even when viewed from the symptom, some autoimmune diseases are somehow tiring and have no appetite.

If the immune system is normal, it distinguishes itself from foreign enemies such as viruses and creates "antibodies" that defeat only foreign enemies. However, the immune system continues to be abused and "identifies oneself from other enemies." If there is an abnormality in "power", you will end up making more and more "autoantibodies" that attack yourself. Autoantibodies called "anti-nuclear antibodies" react with cell nucleus components that are present all over the body. In that case, the whole body will be damaged, not a specific organ.

"Collagen disease" is diagnosed by tests such as blood in general, urine, inflammatory markers, and enzyme activity, but treatment is basically performed only by administering drugs as symptomatic treatment. The representative drugs used are "steroids" and "immunosuppressives", which have strong effects but also have some side effects because they are used for a long period of time.

The side effects of long-term steroid use have also been shown to cause a variety of symptoms and sequelae. Infectious, osteoporosis, diabetes, digestive ulcer, thrombosis, insomnia, euphoria, depression, arteriosclerosis, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, swelling, cataract, glaucoma, adrenal insufficiency, hair growth, hair loss, Irregular physiology, arrhythmia, steroid myopathy, etc. Because the body's resistance (immunity) is reduced, it is more likely to get an infectious disease such as a cold or the flu. During high doses, you may also take infection-preventing medications (such as Bacta combination tablets). On a daily basis, you need to take general precautions such as washing your hands, gargling, wearing a mask, and avoiding crowds.