Abstract
This article investigates the hypothesis that hemorrhoids form as a result of the physical reaction of blood and examines the therapeutic effectiveness of the Nimsai Plant in treating hemorrhoids. According to our hypothesis, hemorrhoids occur when blood fails to fulfill its primary healing function, resulting in accumulation in the nearest veins. This study compares our hypothesis with existing literature and evaluates the effectiveness of the Nimsai Plant based on 10,000 case studies.
Introduction
Hemorrhoids are a disease characterized by the dilation and inflammation of the veins located around the anus and rectum. Despite its general prevalence, the causes and mechanisms of formation are still not fully understood. This article presents a new perspective on the formation of hemorrhoids and examines the role of the Nimsai Plant in treatment options. According to our hypothesis, hemorrhoids are an alarm and should be considered as a sign of an underlying internal disease.
Methodology
- Literature Review: An in-depth review of existing literature on the pathophysiology and etiology of hemorrhoids.
- Case Studies: Clinical observations made with Nimsai Herb on 10,000 patients were analyzed.
- Veterinary Case Analysis: The formation of hemorrhoids was observed in different animal species (donkey, dog) and the data were compared with the effects on humans.
- Data Analysis: Findings supporting the hypothesis were determined and the therapeutic effect of Nimsai Plant was detailed.
Findings and Discussion
- Physical Reaction of Blood and Blood Tests:
- When blood cannot fulfill its therapeutic function, it accumulates in the veins and this leads to the formation of hemorrhoids.
- The fact that hemorrhoids cannot be detected in blood tests supports the idea that this reaction is a physical process.
- The Therapeutic Role of Blood:
- According to the hypothesis, in internal diseases, local accumulation of blood causes the vessels to dilate. In stomach diseases, this situation may be temporary due to the rapid recovery of the organ.
- A close relationship between polyps, fissures, fistulas and other gastrointestinal diseases and hemorrhoid formation is consistent with the literature.
- Behavioral Abnormalities in Blood and Hemorrhoid Disease:
- Behavioral abnormalities in blood, observed in patients aged 15-55, result in periodic flare-ups called attack periods. Literature indicates that hemorrhoids can periodically exacerbate due to stress factors, diet, or physical activity.
- Effectiveness of Nimsai Plant:
- Nimsai Bitki, anti-enflamatuar ve damar iyileştirici etkileriyle öne çıkmaktadır. Vakaların %85’inde semptomlarda belirgin azalma gözlenmiştir.
- This finding suggests that Nimsai Herb may not only relieve symptoms but also benefit underlying vascular disorders.
Conclusion
This study demonstrates that hemorrhoids form as a result of blood's physical reaction and highlights the therapeutic effectiveness of the Nimsai Plant. Our hypothesis is supported by existing literature and clinical observations and offers a revolutionary approach to hemorrhoid treatment.
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Web Address: Ankara Medicine - Başkent University Journal of Health Sciences
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