Kidney Dialysis Is Reversible. Dialysis Is Not For Life

尿毒症不用洗腎了

我真的不用再洗腎了!

鉀離子真相與尿毒洗腎

陳奕蒼老師脫離洗腎成功的策略方法
This chinese lady at the opening of the video survived 308 days at the day of this interview without dialysis after 5.5 years on dialysis!

She is from Miss zheng from Hua Lian, Taiwan. She use heat therapy often and slowly her kidneys start working. After 4 months of heat therapy, she stop dialysis for good!

At first , she just wanted to reduce her dialysis frequency. As she feels good doing heat therapy. she reduce her dialysis according to how she feels.

Her heat therapy progress.

3 dialysis reduce to 2 dialysis a week as she feels good after heat therapy
10 days one dialysis.
3 to 4 weeks one dialysis 
After 4 months no more dialysis.

Her success at getting her kidneys to start working show that dialysis is not for life!

Healthy or dialysis patients can take a bit of salt after heat therapy in the form of salt water to replenish salt loss during intense sweating.

After an intense heat therapy session, lots of toxins are discharged out of the body in the form of sweat.

These toxins are much more than the toxins discharged after 4 hours of dialysis.

I highly recommend above heat therapy for all kinds of cancer.

我脫離了五年半痛苦的洗腎!

誰說要終生洗腎



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The chemical used for evaluating kidney function is creatinine, not creatine. The level of creatinine in blood serum should be around 1.0 mg/dl. The creatinine level of randomly collected urine sample is not dependable because of variation in water intake. 

However, if all the urine samples are collected in a 24 hours period, that creatinine value can be useful in evaluating kidney function. 

There is also a urine creatinine/albumin ratio test which also can reflect on the efficiency of your kidney function.

GFR is Glomerular Filtration Rate. This value is calculated from the serum creatinine level, age, race. Children under 18 have a different equation. GFR is not useful for patient on IV and/or under some medications.

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Far Infrared Benefits

Ganbanyoku (がんばんよく) hot bed therapy can be enjoyed by everyone.

Most individuals have reported health benefits related to the Japanese spa therapy regardless of age, gender, or medical condition.

Ganbanyoku therapy in Singapore, heat therapy spa beds are made with the finest quality heated stones that naturally emit Far Infrared Rays (FIR) and Negative Ions for your absolute relaxation and comfort.

Alternatively you can try to find a good heat therapy machine as shown in the videos in this blog.

Far Infrared Benefits

I am using heat therapy in Singapore to cure my backache of many years due to exercise injury, maintain good health and to detox my body.

Drinking water often is useful.

My palms are at my sides and my palm is facing downwards to stimulate all the acupuncture points on the palms of my hands.

There is a ganbanyoku, Hot Bed therapy in Singapore near Upper Thomson MRT.

Kidney dialysis is reversible through heat therapy! Many success stories in Taiwan.: My Favourite Heat Therapy In Singapore

I will go for above heat therapy sometimes to detox my body.

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I highly recommend Japanese heat therapy(Genki hot bed therapy) for all kinds of cancer, kidney dialysis patients, lupus, backache, diabetes, eczema, insomnia, asthma, stroke and arthritis just to name some of the diseases.

Deep comparsion between ganbayuko and sauna

Here’s a deep, no-BS comparison between Ganbanyoku (岩盤浴) and Sauna—from mechanism → sweat quality → real effects → who should use which.

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🔥 Core Concept Difference (MOST IMPORTANT)

Factor	Ganbanyoku	Sauna
Heat type	Far-infrared from stone	Hot air / steam
Heating method	Internal (inside-out)	External (outside-in)
Temperature	~40–60°C	~70–100°C
Experience	Lie on stone, passive	Sit in hot room, intense

👉 Key takeaway:

• Ganbanyoku = deep gentle heat therapy
• Sauna = intense heat stress + cardiovascular stimulation

Ganbanyoku warms your body from within via infrared penetration, while sauna heats your body from surrounding air

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💧 Sweat Quality (VERY underrated difference)

Ganbanyoku

• Sweat comes partly from sebaceous glands
• Finer, less salty, less smell
• Often called “beauty sweat” / natural lotion

Sauna

• Sweat from sweat glands
• More salty, heavier
• Faster dehydration

👉 Translation:

• Ganbanyoku = skin-enhancing, detox-style sweating
• Sauna = heavy fluid loss + cooling response

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🧠 Deep Physiological Effects

1. Heat Penetration

Ganbanyoku

• Far infrared penetrates deeper tissues
• Improves circulation at cellular level
• Stimulates metabolism + detox pathways

Sauna

• Mainly heats skin + raises core temp
• Strong cardiovascular response (heart rate ↑)

👉 Verdict:

• Deep healing → Ganbanyoku wins
• Heart conditioning → Sauna wins

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2. Nervous System & Stress

Ganbanyoku

• Negative ions + gentle heat → parasympathetic activation (calming)
• Feels like meditation / grounding

Sauna

• Heat stress → sympathetic activation (stress → recovery cycle)
• Similar to mild exercise shock

👉 Verdict:

• Stress relief → Ganbanyoku
• Resilience training → Sauna

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3. Detox & Fat Burning

Ganbanyoku

• Claims:
  • Releases toxins from fat cells
  • Boosts metabolism gradually
• More sustainable fat metabolism style

Sauna

• Rapid sweating → mostly water loss
• Some metabolic boost but short-term

👉 Reality:

• Both help detox via sweating
• Ganbanyoku = gentler, longer-lasting metabolic effect

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4. Muscle Recovery & Pain

Ganbanyoku

• Deep penetration → good for:
  • chronic stiffness
  • joint pain
  • TCM-style “cold body” issues

Sauna

• Good for:
  • acute muscle soreness
  • post-workout recovery

👉 Verdict:

• Chronic pain → Ganbanyoku
• Gym recovery → Sauna

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5. Skin & Beauty Effects

Ganbanyoku

• Promotes:
  • collagen
  • smoother skin
  • “glow” effect

Sauna

• Opens pores, cleans skin
• But can dry skin if overused

👉 Verdict:

• Beauty → Ganbanyoku clearly better

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🧘 Experience & Comfort

Factor	Ganbanyoku	Sauna
Comfort	Very relaxing	Can be intense
Breathing	Easy	Can feel suffocating
Duration	30–60 mins	10–20 mins cycles
Beginner friendly	✅ Very	❌ Tough for beginners

👉 Many people who “hate sauna” actually love Ganbanyoku.

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⚠️ Risks & Safety

Ganbanyoku

• Lower risk
• Still avoid if:
  • heart issues
  • dehydration

Sauna

• Higher stress on body
• Risks:
  • dizziness
  • blood pressure swings
  • dehydration

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🧠 Reddit Real-World Insight

“Sauna is around 80–100°C… ganbanyoku around 60–65°C… more like heated stone therapy than sauna”

👉 This matches reality:

• Ganbanyoku = therapy
• Sauna = endurance heat exposure

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🏆 Final Verdict (Brutally Honest)

Choose Ganbanyoku if you want:

• Deep healing (TCM style “warm kidney / remove cold”)
• Skin improvement
• Stress relief /chakra relaxation
• Gentle detox without suffering

Choose Sauna if you want:

• Cardiovascular training effect
• Intense sweating fast
• Athletic recovery
• Mental toughness (“push through heat”)

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💡 PRO TIP (Most Powerful Combo)

The real secret high-level users follow:

👉 Ganbanyoku + Sauna combo

• Ganbanyoku → deep internal warming
• Sauna → intense flush + circulation spike

This creates:

• stronger detox
• better circulation
• deeper relaxation after 

Ganbayuko from tcm point of view

From a TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) perspective, Ganbanyoku (岩盘浴, hot stone therapy) is viewed very differently from modern spa language—it’s not just relaxation, but a deep internal regulation method.

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🔥 Ganbanyoku from TCM Theory

Ganbanyoku works mainly through heat + far-infrared radiation + sweating, which TCM interprets through 4 key principles:

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1. 🌡️ Warms Yang Energy (补阳气)

In TCM, many chronic issues come from Yang deficiency (cold body, weak metabolism).

Ganbanyoku effect:

• Warms the body deeply (not just surface like sauna)
• Strengthens Kidney Yang (肾阳) → foundation of vitality, libido, stamina
• Supports Spleen Yang (脾阳) → digestion, energy production

👉 Especially beneficial if you have:

• Cold hands & feet
• Low energy / fatigue
• Weak sexual energy (kidney deficiency type)

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2. 💧 Eliminates Dampness (祛湿)

One of the biggest TCM concepts: Dampness = root of many diseases

Ganbanyoku helps:

• Opens pores → releases dampness through sweat
• Improves fluid metabolism
• Reduces internal “heaviness”

👉 Signs you have dampness:

• Bloating
• Brain fog
• Sticky stools
• Overweight with water retention

⚠️ This is why many people feel lighter after session

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3. 🔥 Moves Qi & Blood (行气活血)

Heat expands vessels → TCM view = Qi and Blood flow improves

Effects:

• Relieves stagnation (pain, stiffness)
• Improves circulation to organs (liver, kidneys)
• Helps detox via better blood movement

👉 Good for:

• Back pain
• Muscle tightness
• Menstrual stagnation

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4. 🌬️ Expels Cold & Wind (祛寒祛风)

TCM believes cold invasion is a major cause of illness.

Ganbanyoku:

• Drives out cold trapped in joints/organs
• Especially useful for people who:
  • Stay in aircon all day
  • Have chronic body aches

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🧠 TCM Organ Effects

🟤 Kidneys (肾)

• Strengthens Yang energy
• Supports sexual function & stamina
• Improves water metabolism

🟡 Spleen (脾)

• Enhances digestion
• Reduces bloating & dampness

🟢 Liver (肝)

• Smooths Qi → reduces stress, anger
• Helps detox pathways

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⚖️ Ganbanyoku vs Sauna (TCM View)

Aspect	Ganbanyoku	Sauna
Heat type	Deep penetrating (infrared)	Surface heat
TCM effect	Nourish + regulate	More draining
Sweat quality	Gentle, long-lasting	Intense, fast
Best for	Deficiency & dampness	Excess / strong bodies

👉 TCM would say:

• Ganbanyoku = tonifying (补)
• Sauna = purging (泻)

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⚠️ Important TCM Warnings

Ganbanyoku is powerful—but not for everyone:

❌ Avoid or limit if:

• Yin deficiency with heat (night sweats, dry throat, irritability)
• Severe dehydration
• High fever or acute illness

⚠️ Overdoing it can:

• Damage Yin (body fluids)
• Cause dizziness, dryness, fatigue

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💡 Pro Tips (TCM Optimization)

To maximize benefits:

• Drink warm water (not cold) before/after
• Best timing: morning or early afternoon (Yang rising time)
• After session: avoid cold drinks, cold showers

👉 Combine with:

• Light herbal tea (e.g. ginger, red dates)
• Gentle breathing to move Qi

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🧬 Deep Insight (Advanced TCM View)

Ganbanyoku acts like a “modern moxibustion field” (艾灸环境):

• Continuous warming → penetrates meridians
• Activates acupuncture channels without needles
• Especially affects Kidney + Bladder meridians (back area)