The Experts below are selected from a list of 15378 Experts worldwide ranked by ideXlab platform

Huang Wei Ling - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Energy alterations and chakras Energy Deficiencies as underlying cause of tremors
    Neurophysiology Research, 2021
    Co-Authors: Huang Wei Ling
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Essential tremor (ET) is a nervous system disorder causing involuntary and rhythmic shaking. In traditional Chinese medicine, tremors could be caused by Energy Deficiencies leading to internal Heat and Wind formation responsible for the tremors. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that patients with ET have an Energy and chakras Energy deficiency and the correction of these imbalances and replenishment of these chakras Energy deficiency is important to treat this kind of patients. The methodology used was based on five clinical cases reports, two adolescents, one young adult and two older people. All of them complaining of a mild tremor in the hands. In the adolescents the main cause was the excessive of use computer and cellphone; in the young adults was due to excessive use of psychotropic medications; in the older patient, the tremor appeared after implantation of dental implant. All of them did the chakras Energy measurement through radiesthesia procedure and all the Energy in these chakras was completely depleted in Energy. The treatment was done rebalancing the internal Energy through Chinese dietary nutrition, auricular acupuncture with apex ear bloodletting and replenishment of the chakras Energy deficiency through highly diluted medications. Findings: All patients improved a lot the ET with the treatment done. Conclusion: Through these cases reports it is possible to observe the effectiveness and importance of considering Energy imbalances during diagnosis and treatment of ET. Therefore, in order to treat correctly the tremor on the hands, we must treat the patient as a whole, observing his emotions, diet, type of medication that the patient is using, the use of electromagnetic devices and the use of metal implants in the body, that could be the factors leading to Energy Deficiencies..

  • Chakras and Energy alterations in patients with oligospermia
    'Peertechz Publications Private Limited', 2020
    Co-Authors: Huang Wei Ling
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Oligospermia is a male fertility problem characterized by a low sperm count. In Western Medicine, the causes of male sterility are mostly unknown. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), oligospermia stems from Kidney deficiency. Purpose: To demonstrate which are the chakras and Energy alterations leading to oligospermia and how can we treat it. Method: Two case reports. The first, C.X., a 29-year-old male, was diagnosed with non-obstructive oligospermia and second-degree left testicle varicocele. The seminal analysis found two spermatozoa per ml (6/4/2007). The TCM diagnosis was Yin/Qi Kidney Deficiency and Heat retention. The second patient named R, a 35-year-old male. He was trying to have a baby for three years without success. He was diagnosed with oligospermia (12 million per ml). The patient and his wife started treatment with Clomiphene, and after three months, the results showed less sperm than the first test (11 million per ml). A first IVF was done, with negative results. The couple searched for an Energy-based treatment. He was diagnosed with Kidney Yin and Yang deficiency, Qi deficiency, Blood deficiency, and Heat retention. He received chakras measurement, with the use of radiesthesia. The result showed that on a scale from 1 to 8, the patient’s chakras were measured in the level 1 (the minimum). Both patients were treated with Chinese dietary counseling, auricular acupuncture, and apex ear bloodletting. The second patient received crystal-based medication and homeopathy. Results: In the first case, after three sessions, another Vitro fertilization procedure showed a surprising increase in spermatozoa (from 2 to 20 million per ml). His wife became pregnant after IVF procedure. The second patient couple was able to achieve a natural pregnancy within a month of treatment, not requiring the use of IVF. The woman was treated. Conclusion: There are Energy alterations and chakras Energy Deficiencies in patients with oligospermia and the treatment on the Energy level are important to achieve good results.

  • the importance of treating Energy imbalances and chakras Energy Deficiencies in patients with chronic urticaria reactions
    Insights in Immunology, 2020
    Co-Authors: Huang Wei Ling
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Hives (Urticaria) are red, itchy welts that result from a skin reaction. Often, the cause of chronic hives is not clear in western medicine. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), urticaria is linked to invasion of external factors. According to the experience of the author, the reactions are consequences of deficiency of the Energy of blood, Yin, Yang, Qi and formation of heat retention, and lack of the Energy of the chakras centre. Purpose: To demonstrate that is important to treat this Energy imbalances, alterations and chakra Energy Deficiencies in patients with chronic urticaria reactions. Methods: Two case reports: An 8-year-old girl, who had urticaria after consumption of pork meat, presenting swollen eyes, month and lips, rashes would appear on her skin and once even glottis oedema. The second case report is a female patient of 30 years, who presents hives for no apparent reasons. Both patients were submitted to treatment with auricular acupuncture, apex ear bloodletting. The chakras measurement was done in both cases, and all chakras appeared depleted, with exception of the 7a chakra. They were treated with crystal-based medication and homeopathy. Results: The first patient presented complete improvement of the crisis, and nowadays she can consume meat pork without allergic reactions. The second patient is still being treated, but the crisis of hives diminished significantly in the first 30 days of treatment. Conclusion: It is important to treat the Energy imbalances and correct the chakras Energy Deficiencies in patients with chronic urticaria symptoms.

  • treating patients with chakras Energy Deficiencies and coronavirus infection
    Journal of Bacteriology and Infectious Diseases, 2020
    Co-Authors: Huang Wei Ling
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Coronavirus is a virus that emerged in Wuhan China (December-2019). On May 18th, there was 4,872,016 confirmed cases and 319,206 deaths. In TCM, coronavirus infection is classified as external pathogenic factor invasion. According to a previous study of the author, more than 90% of the 409 patients analyzed have chakras Energy deficiency. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that the Energy of the chakras is important to maintain the functioning of the organs, circulation of the Energy on the five massive organs. Demonstrate how the lack of this enerty could be leading to the complications associated with coronavirus infection, and not by the viral infeciton in itself. Methods: A clinical case report of a 42-year-old male patient, layer and work on the military. He was diagnosed with chakras Energy Deficiencies in November of 2019, and was performing treatment for replenishment of the chakras Energy. In May 2020, the patient returned, reported to have symptoms of redness on the face and neck, when he went to bathroom to check on the redness, he faintened for the period of five minutes. He was taken to the emergency, exams were performed and nothing was found. He also reported shortness of breath. The patient had no cought and no fever. He received treatment based on the reasoning of Traditional Chinese Medicine, through the Five Elements theory. The shortness of breath was associated with deficiency of the Kidney or the second chakra. The previous measurement had shown deficiency in 7 of the 7 chakras.

  • treating patients with chakras Energy Deficiencies and coronavirus infection
    Journal of Chemical Biology & Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 2020
    Co-Authors: Huang Wei Ling
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Coronavirus is a virus that emerged in Wuhan China (December-2019). On May 18th, there were 4,872,016 confirmed cases and 319,206 deaths. In TCM, coronavirus infection is classified as external pathogenic factor invasion. According to a previous study of the author, more than 90% of the 409 patients analyzed have chakras Energy deficiency. Methods: A clinical case report of a 42-year-old male patient, layer and work on the military. He was diagnosed with chakras Energy Deficiencies in November of 2019, and was performing treatment for replenishment of the chakras Energy. In May 2020, the patient returned, reported to have symptoms of redness on the face and neck, when he went to bathroom to check on the redness, he fainted for the period of five minutes. He was taken to the emergency, exams were performed and nothing was found. He also reported shortness of breath. The patient had no caught and no fever. He received treatment based on the reasoning of Traditional Chinese Medicine, through the Five Elements theory. The shortness of breath was associated with deficiency of the Kidney or the second chakra. The previous measurement had shown deficiency in 7 of the 7 chakras. The patient was oriented to increase the water intake to improve the Energy of the Kidney, and treatment was started with homeopathy medications, to replenish the Energy of the chakras, according to the theory of the author entitled Constitutional Homeopathy of the Five Elements based on Traditional Chinese Medicine, on concentration of 1000CH, as he had taken 30CH and 200CH of the homeopathy (Atrium Muriatic, Phosphorus, Sulphur, Calcanei Carbonic, Silica). Medication for taking out Heat retention were also recommended, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (Mercuric solubilize 200CH and Aconitum 6CH) as well as Chinese dietary counseling. After, it was found that the patient had been in contact with three other people who have coronavirus infection and died from the complications. Results: The patient presented great improvement of all symptoms, on the following day of the start of the medication, not needing hospitalization.

Atsushi Yokota - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • a comparative proteomic approach to understand the adaptations of an h atpase defective mutant of corynebacterium glutamicum atcc14067 to Energy Deficiencies
    Proteomics, 2007
    Co-Authors: Masaru Wada, Atsushi Yokota
    Abstract:

    F172-8, an H(+)-ATPase-defective mutant of the glutamic acid-producing bacterium Corynebacterium glutamicum ATCC 14067, exhibits enhanced rates of glucose consumption and respiration compared to the parental strain when cultured in a biotin-rich medium with glucose as the carbon source. We conducted a comparative proteomic analysis to clarify the mechanism by which the enhanced glucose metabolism in this mutant is established using a proteome reference map for strain ATCC 14067. A comparison of the proteomes of the two strains revealed the up-regulated expression of the several important enzymes such as pyruvate kinase (Pyk), malate:quinone oxidoreductase (Mqo), and malate dehydrogenase (Mdh) in the mutant. Because Pyk activates glycolysis in response to cellular Energy shortages in this bacterium, its increased expression may contribute to the enhanced glucose metabolism of the mutant. A unique reoxidation system has been suggested for NADH in C. glutamicum consisting of coupled reactions between Mqo and Mdh, together with the respiratory chain; therefore, the enhanced expression of both enzymes might contribute to the reoxidation of NADH during increased respiration. The proteomic analysis allowed the identification of unique physiological changes associated with the H(+)-ATPase defect in F172-8 and contributed to the understanding of the adaptations of C. glutamicum to Energy Deficiencies.

Uwe Assmann - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • quality aware refactoring for early detection and resolution of Energy Deficiencies
    IEEE ACM International Conference Utility and Cloud Computing, 2013
    Co-Authors: Jan Reimann, Uwe Assmann
    Abstract:

    Software development processes usually target requirements regarding particular qualities in late iteration phases. The developed system is optimised in terms of quality issues, such as, e.g., Energy efficiency, without altering the software's behaviour. Bad structures in terms of specific qualities can be considered as bad smells and refactorings can be used to resolve them to preserve its semantics. The problem is that no explicit relationship between smells, qualities and refactorings exists. Without such a relation it is not possible to give evidence about which quality requirements are not satisfied by detected smells. It cannot be specified which smells are resolved by particular refactorings. Thus, developers are not supported in focusing specific qualities and cannot detect and resolve badly structured code in combination. In this paper we present an approach for correlating smells, qualities and refactorings explicitly which supports to focus on specific qualities in early development phases already. We introduce the new term quality smell and come up with a metamodel and architecture enabling developers to establish such relations. A small evaluation regarding Energy efficiency in Java code and discussion completes this paper.

Van Gastel P.p.t.h. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Detecting Energy bugs and hotspots in control software using model checking
    Open Universiteit Nederland, 2018
    Co-Authors: Van Gastel P.p.t.h.
    Abstract:

    Sustainability is a theme that experiences a growing amount of attention in the research community. Greening of IT aims to find possibilities for optimising Energy consumption of software-intensive systems. This paper explores a way to find Energy Deficiencies in code by model checking: Energy bugs and Energy hotspots. An Energy bug is a defect in software that, irrespective of utilisation, causes a high level of Energy consumption, not decreasing anymore during the application’s lifetime and afterwards. An Energy hotspot relates to a scenario in which Energy consumption temporarily is too high in proportion to utilisation. Temporal logic properties (in LTL) anomalies in the development over time of a novel Energyinefficiency metric, indicating the possible presence of Energy bugs or hotspots. The formal model is deduced from hardware specifications, a definition of utilisation and a control software application written in C. Model checking results in a set of traces that can be related to the matching execution path in the source code by the software developer. The traces include Energy footprints as well and enable developers to judge the accuracy of the finding, and if true, to improve the Energy efficiency of the application. A simplified smart light system serves as a case study to evaluate the proposed method. Various implementations, deliberately including an Energy bug or hotspot, are translated to formal models which are model-checked to detect the Energy bug/hotspot. To validate, model checking results are compared to Energy consumption measurements on the found execution paths of the various application versions. An Energy efficient version of the application is used as a reference to determine whether solving the found issues improves Energy consumption. Case study results show that the proposed workflow with the novel metric is effective for the relatively simple context and has the potential to be developed for more complex systems

Masaru Wada - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • a comparative proteomic approach to understand the adaptations of an h atpase defective mutant of corynebacterium glutamicum atcc14067 to Energy Deficiencies
    Proteomics, 2007
    Co-Authors: Masaru Wada, Atsushi Yokota
    Abstract:

    F172-8, an H(+)-ATPase-defective mutant of the glutamic acid-producing bacterium Corynebacterium glutamicum ATCC 14067, exhibits enhanced rates of glucose consumption and respiration compared to the parental strain when cultured in a biotin-rich medium with glucose as the carbon source. We conducted a comparative proteomic analysis to clarify the mechanism by which the enhanced glucose metabolism in this mutant is established using a proteome reference map for strain ATCC 14067. A comparison of the proteomes of the two strains revealed the up-regulated expression of the several important enzymes such as pyruvate kinase (Pyk), malate:quinone oxidoreductase (Mqo), and malate dehydrogenase (Mdh) in the mutant. Because Pyk activates glycolysis in response to cellular Energy shortages in this bacterium, its increased expression may contribute to the enhanced glucose metabolism of the mutant. A unique reoxidation system has been suggested for NADH in C. glutamicum consisting of coupled reactions between Mqo and Mdh, together with the respiratory chain; therefore, the enhanced expression of both enzymes might contribute to the reoxidation of NADH during increased respiration. The proteomic analysis allowed the identification of unique physiological changes associated with the H(+)-ATPase defect in F172-8 and contributed to the understanding of the adaptations of C. glutamicum to Energy Deficiencies.