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→ Physical assessment database comprised of our “General Survey”, consisting of analysis of eyes, tongue, pulse, fingernails, stools, or urine to arrive at a treatment plan.
The “General Survey” is a way of using observable physical findings to guide the process of analyzing a person’s health problems. A physical examination can reveal abnormal changes in the eyes, or the tongue, or the fingernails, or the pulse, as well as objective changes in bodily wastes. One needs as little as a single abnormal finding to see which organs or systems are in need of help.
All the objective signs have been meticulously catalogued over the years, in the literature of many medical systems. Most of the diagnostic findings that correlate with these signs are in the conventional medical textbooks. However, there are natural agents that are indicated by specific signs. When you have several agents to consider for a given condition, the one indicated by the tongue or pulse, etc., will be the more reliable one.