Treating Gallbladder Cancer with the Principle of Strengthening the Body and Reinforcing the Roots

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the formation and development of gallbladder cancer is a struggle between good and evil in the body, and one is growing while the other is declining. It is believed that although the causes of gallbladder cancer are many and complex, they are nothing more than internal and external factors, all of which are due to the deficiency of positive energy and the presence of evil energy. Not only is this true for the onset of gallbladder cancer, but after the tumor is formed, it constantly consumes qi and blood, and over time, it becomes weak due to the disease, which leads to the deficiency of positive energy. Whether the tumor can be controlled, deteriorated, spread and metastasized in the body also depends on the result of the struggle between good and evil.

The method of strengthening the body and strengthening the foundation is formed on the theoretical basis of the Yin-Yang and Five Elements and Zang-Fu theory of traditional Chinese medicine. It is also based on the holistic concept of traditional Chinese medicine, the concept of the unity of heaven, earth and man, and the concept of yin-yang balance. In fact, the method of strengthening the body and strengthening the foundation is not simply the use of tonic prescriptions and medicines, but should include methods to regulate the balance of yin and yang in the human body, the balance and stability of qi and blood, internal organs, and meridian functions, as well as methods to enhance the body's anti-cancer ability, including the categories of tonic, regulating, harmonizing, and benefiting.

When using the method of strengthening the body and strengthening the root to treat gallbladder cancer, a comprehensive analysis should be conducted and the method should be determined based on the patient's actual situation in order to better improve the clinical symptoms of gallbladder cancer patients, improve the therapeutic effects of surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, and prolong the patient's survival; reduce the toxic and side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and comprehensively improve the body's resistance.