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What Is a Kidney Deficiency?

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Summary: In Eastern medicine, a kidney deficiency refers to the adrenals and the effect that the adrenals have on the body. Find out more about kidney deficiency with tips from an acupuncturist in this free video on alternative medicine.

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By Mark Brinson
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Mark Brinson is the owner of Brinson Therapeutics. He specializes in pain injury and human performance and is also an international seminar provider. Brinson is a doctor of Oriental...read more

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"My Western physician says there's nothing wrong with my kidney and my test show up it's normal. But my Eastern physician says I have a kidney deficiency, so what gives with that? Hi, my name is Mark Brinson, Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Physical Medicine and Human Performance Specialist. The kidney in Eastern Medicine you have to understand doesn't have much to do with the actual kidney. As a group of functions that they ascribe to the kidney. Now, what they really mean almost more is the adrenals and the effect that the adrenals have on the body. So some signs of the kidney diminishing, so to speak, are the typical signs of aging. Things that you might get with sore back or sore knees or changes in the color of the hair, changes in sexual function. So boosting the kidney, many physicians believe is the heart or the foundation of boosting the whole body and of longevity. Many of the tonics that you hear about, the things that are supposed to increase sexual functions are increase longevity are ascribe to the kidney as well. So, improving kidney function is going to improve the overall functioning of the whole body. My name is Mark Brinson, Doctor of Oriental Medicine wishing you a balance and wonderful day."

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