A Comparison of Chinese and Western medicine theory of aging.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 A Comparison of Chinese and Western medicine theory of aging [Abstract] through the access to domestic ancient and modern literature, combined with modern medical research, in order to compare the clinical, based on the virtual bad stomach, kidney qi virtual decline, Qi and blood stasis compared with the modern theory of aging. Modern research shows that lack of protein changes have an impact on life expectancy, kidney qi decline and endocrine disorders, immune function are very closely related to microcirculatory disturbances can lead to body dysfunction proved to be an important reason leading to aging. Therefore should be aging medicine theory and modern theory of aging to be compared and verified, so that the ancient Chinese added to the chorus of modern medicine, the development and perfection of themselves, but for human health and longevity to make due contributions. [Keywords:] Virtual decline of aging kidney qi spleen qi deficiency blood stasis of virtual bad endocrine immune function of protein microcirculation Since ancient times, people have different reasons for aging understanding put forward a number of hypotheses and ideas. Theory of aging in modern medicine often can be summarized into two categories: genetic theory and environmentalism. Many modern theories such as the biological clock theory of aging, somatic mutation theory, the immune theory, theory of brain aging centers and so can be summed up into these two categories. From a philosophical point of view, nothing less than the internal and external development and changes of things determined by two factors. Internal factor is the basis of change, external factors are changing conditions, both with each other under certain conditions will be transformed. Knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine on the Aging, a standing start a philosophical perspective, has incisive insights and scientific conclusions. Some even are a genius predictions and propositions. Suc