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Cure prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome by Chinese medicine practices

Last Updated on August 6, 2022 by Max

Most of the diseases of men are as old as humankind, and prostatitis is not an exception. Ancient civilizations like the Chinese or Indian have developed their unique systems of body healing. These systems have passed the test of time for their effectiveness throughout hundreds of generations. However, nowadays, when pharmaceutical companies offer so many solutions, giving an instant result for any illness of any organ, the practices of a holistic view of all body systems often assuming long-term healing process, predominantly have been forgotten or not widely used. Some Chinese medical practices demonstrate exceptional results in getting rid of prostatitis. This experience deserves much more attention and advertising as it is superior useful, simple, safe, has no adverse side effects, applicable to almost all diseases, and can be quickly adapted to self-healing. Let’s dig a bit deeper to answer why and how we can cure prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain following these straightforward practices.

Energy meridians – the central dogma of Chinese medicine. 

According to traditional Chinese medicine, our body has a unique self-healing system: every organ has its meridian-an invisible energy flowing channel or so-called energy Chi. The smooth flow of Chi ensures steady blood running and the life support of the organs. This system of self-healing is a right of birth for everyone and allows a human to correct any disorders in his body. We have in total 14 meridians and numerous active or acupuncture points along each meridian. All kinds of internal or external stress factors can cause blockage of one meridian, which violates the due blood supply of the appropriate organ and eventually manifests itself as a disease. Please watch this video, and you will have the best understanding of how our emotions, attitudes, and feelings affect the free flow of Chi.

So, to cure any disease of any organ, Chinese medicine recommends cleansing relevant meridians by stimulating the active points on them. An ultimate goal of any Chinese practice, whether it is acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, yoga, herbal medicine, massage, paida (slapping), or lajin (stretching), is unblocking the meridians and recovery of the free flow of Chi.

Paida and Lajin -simple though effective practices of Chinese medicine.

Due to the tireless endeavors of Master Hongchi Xiao these practices of traditional Chinese medicine have become available and famous worldwide over the last decade. In short, Paida means slapping (patting) the specific areas of the skin to draw out toxic waste in the body, and Lajin means stretching tendons and ligaments to make the body flexible. These two technics, despite their simplicity, are more efficient for complex diseases like leg and lower back pain, prostate and kidney disorders, liver problems, and so on.

Unlike acupuncture or acupressure, where you need to know the exact location of active points, Paida and Lajin methods almost need no time to master.

Foremost, Paida and Lajin methods address regulating the blood system and heart functionality, followed by unblocking of specific meridians. Dietary therapies, meditation, and a healthy lifestyle can support and accelerate the healing effect of the practices.

Let’s examine how these methods work and how to manage them to cure prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain symptoms.

Cure prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain by Paida and Lajin practices.

The holistic approach to the body systems suggests prostatitis treatment by unblocking not only the Urinary Bladder Meridian, which is responsible for the health in the pelvic area but Heart Meridian as well. Whatever health issue you have Hongchi Xiao recommends to paida hands, elbows, knees, and feet – the principal areas where the meridians of the major vital organs cross. The slapping of these areas helps to unblock the Heart Meridian, first of all, to ensure smooth blood flowing throughout the body.

Urinary Bladder Meridian


Urinary Bladder Meridian addresses any conditions of men’s urinary and reproductive systems: prostatitis, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, erectile dysfunction, and premature ejaculation. This meridian starts from the head and ends at the toe. Being the longest meridian of our body, it also connects to the meridians of the Spleen, Liver, and Kidney. To detoxify and unblock the Urinary Bladder Meridian, one needs to paida the abdomen, the base of thighs, and the inner sides of the legs.

Practicing Paida and Lajin on thousands of men and women around the world, Hongchi Xiao found them more effective in curing prostatitis problems, especially in older men; the positive effect is almost immediate, and the efficacy of the methods is about 90%.

How do paida correctly?

There are no limits on time length as well as the frequency of Paida practice during a day. You should paida the relevant areas as long as “toxic” or “polluted” blood or Sha shows up, it may vary individually and depending on the blockage severity, may take from 2 to 10 minutes. This blood entirely disappears in the next 2-3 days. It is not a bruise, how do we imagine it; if you keep paida in the same area, it may disappear during the next 20-30 minutes but not expand. You can paida one area at a time, but in the case of severe prostatitis symptoms, the duration of Paida should be prolonged to one hour a day or more. You should paida until the appearance of Sha stops.

Practice Paida in combination with Lajin for better effects. Chinese medicine considers tendons and ligaments contraction and degeneration as principal causes of aging and most disorders. The statement “No pain, no gain” best describes the primary rule of Lajin practice. You have to stretch as much as you can, and pain will address blockages of the meridians.

Lajin in a reclining position is the most useful practice. When practiced correctly, one leg should be attached to the board, and the foot of the second leg must touch the floor. Pain and numbness in the pelvic area, thighs, and behind the knees evidence the active process of energy channels cleansing, facilitating Chi and blood flow.

Lajin practice in a reclining position
Lajin practice in a reclining position. From Hongchi Xiao book “Paida & Lajin Self-Healing.”
Lajin practice on the floor and on the bed
Lajin practice on the floor and on the bed. From Hongchi Xiao book “Paida & Lajin Self-Healing.”

Lajin is extremely useful in mitigating prostatitis, chronic pelvic pain symptoms, sexual disorders, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
Do Lajin for 10-40 minutes for each leg in a reclining position. Starting term may change individually, but one should remember that the longer the practice, the better the result. However, you shouldn’t fool yourself by the simplicity of Paida and Lajin practices. If you are eager to get rid of prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain symptoms, you have to immerse yourself mentally, physically, and socially into the process of self-healing rather than just limiting yourself to these exercises for 1 hour or so every day. That’s why the workshops lasting for only one week show much better results and healing effects than individual practices for months. Along with Paida and Lajin practices for 4-5 hours a day, the workshop schedule includes meditative jogging, fasting, meditation, and a vegetarian diet.

Why should we trust Paida and Lajin practices?

While you can find numerous testimonies of grateful patients from across the world if you search “Paida and Lajin” on Google, I draw your attention to only one case among many others from Hongchi Xiao book “Paida & Lajin Self-Healing.”

Heal Yourself Naturally Now: With the Established Chinese Technique of PaidaLajin

He interviewed 285 participants in his workshops in 2013: 97 males and 188 females. Of these, 243 (85%) continued Paida and Lajin after seminars, and 226 (93%) stopped the medication completely. 134 of those 226 reported excellent health, 76 – had better health than before the workshop, and only 16 (7%)- had the same health as was when they took the medication.

The interviews in 2015 and 2016 showed similar results and up to 100% alleviation of prostatitis symptoms.

And what I noticed, the most advanced clinics in the USA and Europe, engaged in the treatment of prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome, use almost the same approaches in their work. The BioPsychoSocial program of “The chronic pelvic pain clinic, London UK” include “combinations of mindfulness, meditation, meaningful movement, meaningful activity, stretching, yoga, social activities, self-massage, supplementation, lifestyle, and dietary changes.”

Conclusion.

Help your body to heal yourself; everyone has a unique system of self-healing, Paida and Lajin are powerful tools for cleansing energy channels and can be easily adapted to cure prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome. No secret that the Paida and Lajin practices target muscle tightness and stiffness accumulated in the pelvic area and prostate gland particularly.

Continue Paida and Lajin even after the disease has been overcome: “These exercises could be adopted as life-long habits so that we can be free from the need of medications, injections, and surgeries,” says Hongchi Xiao.

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12 thoughts to “Cure prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome by Chinese medicine practices”

  1. This is totally fascinating because I have learned several oriental technics the most recent is Meridian health by Slapping and stretching, four-point method because there are 4 areas in the Qi Flexercise that work on the meridian health. There are areas that I have understood as unbalance or blockage and by energizing the meridians you help the body return your balance and unblock the meridians to heal the body.

    in modern Medicine, we might call it Inflammation which to me resonates as a blockage. I am a total believer that the human condition has the capacity to heal itself. Ask and you shall receive, you only have to take that leap of faith and you will have your answers. Very simple just a short yes or no and we all have that capacity of understanding.

    Thank you Makhsud once again I have found answers that I have been searching for
    Linda

    1. Awesome, Linda. You’ve hit the mark, connecting blockages of energy flow with inflammation. We just need to accept that these terms mean the same condition, to perceive a pretty complex meridian system.
      In a broad sense, it is not only about four-point treatment; Master Hongchi Xiao teaches that any blockage in human’s body starts from the hart, and we need to clean the heart meridian first and these four points are the main areas where the heart meridian blocks.
      Unfortunately, Western medicine, based on chemical intervention, often makes more blockages in our body. and only with time, after 50-60 when it is too late we realize it.
      I’m so pleased that you found your answers, that’s the best reward for my work.

      Thank you

      Makhsud

      1. I have been in contact with varies oriental practices The first being Acupuncture because my brother is a practitioner. then finger presser which I became very good at.

        When I moved back to Canada I found EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) with the use of taping on the same meridians as Acupuncture, to find and eliminate emotional traumas.

        Then found the muscle testing which I base most of my work on that lead me to find inflammation as the common denominator.

        I didn’t connect Meridian Health thought to slap and stretching. Until I read your article and it was like lighting flashing, it was that strong.it was so strong I couldn’t write very much. But what I did write I knew you would understand. The simple yes and no was the muscle testing. It has become so much a part of me I will get the answer before testing it. and I just vibrated with the yesssss.

        People will say things like “I just went with my gut feeling” not realizing that this is actually something that is very much a part of us.

        You said the complex Meridian system, I don’t find it complex at all, because if you think about it. it is divided up into 4 parts each part becomes a oneness throughout our Electrical System something much like a light that is in and around us. One simple word Electrolytes which connect us to all plant life, earth, water, and air.

        I will leave it for know
        as always Linda

        1. Thank you, Linda, for the comment. I’m really happy, that you found some answers or the info on my site inspired you to do some research. I believe everything that happens to us has its purpose.
          I am practicing Paida and Lajin on myself and trying to spread it on my friends and relatives, unfortunately, they are mostly immune and skeptic about these things. I have an idea of promoting these methods, but for now, just only on my site.
          Unfortunately, the Meridian system is still rather complicated for me.

          Wishing you the best health

          Makhsud

  2. I have always been a fan of Chinese culture and the methods they use for healing. It is great to have sources from both eastern and western methods of healing the body. Thank you for the excellent article.

    1. Thank you, Clifford. Unlike western medicine, based on drugs, these ancient techniques at least cripple nobody.

      Wishing you the best health

      Makhsud

  3. I am very grateful to learn of Paida Lajin. I am especially vibrant in energy having encountered your videos. I just finished a book called Reality Transurfing by a Quantum Scientist and he speaks of meridians in the body. I was familiar with the chakras, but not so much the meridians so to come upon your content proves of great value to me. I love knowledge as I believe it empowers and I had no awareness of Paida Lajin. I will be researching it further and giving it a go!
    After doing some research I encountered a meditation to clear the meridians and in doing so I was visualizing the lines of the meridians in which they travelled. I was so excited to see the youtube video that delineates the urinary meridian along with the other ones. Very synchronistic to my experience!
    I have been a huge advocate for holistic and self healing after reading the works of Joe Dispenza. I healed a herniated disc and am out of the woods to optimal mental health recovery from CPTSD. This is why I am so emphatic about our ability as humans to be able to heal from within by living in balance to our natural and intrinsic needs.
    This is really enriching content as it supports the natural and simple manners in which we can optimize our health and it need not be done to pad the pocket books of the pharmaceutical industry. A good portion of our health issues are due to living out of balance or ignorance of what is really going on in terms of our health.
    Energy and electromagnetic frequencies that exist in our experience are of great interest to me. The methods and approaches that are promoted here are tremendously empowering and I thank you for the invested value you have provided here for me!

    Many thanks and keep up the great work!

    Cheers,

    -Bex

    1. I thank YOU for honoring me with your time by reading my post – thank you! I’m so pleased that you were inspired to do additional research on Paida Lajin techniques. Some people find these methods quite aggressive; yes, they are aggressive, often, painful, but highly practical. We usually gain our diseases during tens of years by accumulating inflammation in various parts of our body, and you just cannot get rid of them by waving a magic wand.
      Self-healing and a holistic approach are the principal hallmarks intrinsic not only to Chinese but to any other ancient medicine as well. The self-healing mechanism implemented as a meridian system has evolved during more than 2000 years and is deemed a real treasure of Chinese medicine.

      Thank you so much and have a great day

      Max

  4. Hi Max,
    You might be interested in the Oxygen Protocol I came across this many years ago but it was put aside. After reading your post on PaidaLajin techniques and putting into action I was sent the Oxygen protocol to me from a friend. She had no way of knowing that I already have known about this protocol.

    My brother is an acupuncturist and he gave me this protocol over 18 years ago or maybe more. But anyhow then I received it in an ebook form and read it that very moment I literally bombed through it because everything that I have been writing about was there.

    With this and PaidaLajin I hope to achieve malty healing and maybe not as aggressive will keep you informed
    Linda

    1. Thank you, Linda, for the protocol. On first sight, it sounds very promising, but I usually pretty immune to the like claims. I’ll check some other literature and if I find it may be helpful to my auditory, I’ll give it a go.

      I’m very interested in your healing progress. Paida Lajin techniques are really very painful, so, please be patient and build up exercise gradually.
      Please, keep me informed about your progress.

      Wishing you the best health

      Max

      1. Hi, Max, You asked me to keep you posted in my progress with paida lejin. The most incredible thing is that I am walking without pain. Climbing stairs without pain doing my everyday choirs without pain. I feel like I could go back to work again. At first, it was the most painful experience I ever went through with Lajin then every day it became better and better.

        The first day I couldn’t go for more than a 1/2 minute little by little and now I am doing 3 minute on each leg. I hope to reach the max by 15 minutes on each leg. Paida on each arm has been a biggy because with Lejin I have reduced inflammation in both feet. I also do breathing exercises at night before sleeping and sleep like a baby.

        I don’t wake up at night with cramps in my feet and or lower legs nor do I need to pee. before I was waking up at least twice a night now sleep straight through the night at least 8 to 10 hours of sleep I wake up refreshed and ready for the day. No more pain in my lower back hips thighs or caves. My feet are warm again the circulation has returned

        My high blood pressure has reduced I was just about 180 over 75 know I am at 135 over 45 the lowest it has been in 15 years. I also had neuropathy in my two feet now it is in just one foot the right foot. Ya, I was a basket case. I am also doing the Peroxide do you know why? Well, it is building oxygen in my blood and I have more clarity. That is why I am getting 8 to 10 hours of sleep.

        Why am I healing so quickly? Because I have never taken pharmaceuticals only when there was a great need for antibiotics. Now you know why I am so passionate about what I have been writing about. I knew the answer was there I only had to find it. These are the things I need to write about this is what people want to hear. It’s much easier then we think yes the body is very complex but the body will take care of us if we pay attention to it.

        I don’t know why I have had so many tribulations in my life just maybe that is what is driving me. I am 68 years young(O: not old My head doesn’t say old because I don’t think old. Everybody says all these pains are from aging but I have never been able to think that way. The pieces of the puzzle are coming together and I feel blessed.
        much regards
        Linda

        1. Thank you so much, Linda, for such an extended comment. It is a pleasure to hear that your Paida and Lajin practices let you get rid of pain, sleep and feel better. Different kinds of pain in knees, lower back, pelvic area are the areas where Paida and Lajin work the best. Unfortunately, people, often are inclined to use medications and skeptic as to the claims that your body already has everything it needs for a healthy life or healing. Hope your detailed description of the healing effects of Paida Lajin along with meditation and hydrogen peroxide practices will help to many.

          Wishing you the best health

          Max

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