Negative Speech : Dharma Expresso

In the Chinese culture, it is believed that individuals must exhibit balance in emotions. Intense emotions such as happiness, joy,

Transition: Firstly, I will discuss several reasons why major organs need our bodies to consume water

The human body consists mostly of water, and is a major constituent to the human body and vital organs; of this 90% include blood plasma, lymph, urine, saliva, digestive juices, bile, cerebrospinal fluid and tissue fluid. Water enables substances to be transported throughout the body, red blood cells for example, as wells as supplying the medium required for metabolic reaction to take place (respiration). Without water the progression of these fluids would not be possible. Water is constantly being transported between the fluid compartments of

Explain dysfunction in relation to water balance and its possible treatments (P5) & Discuss dysfunction in relation to water balance and its possible treatments (M3)

D2- Analyse the impact on the human body of the dysfunction in relation to water balance.

Kidneys must process tremendous amounts of blood, which may be up to 4 liters of blood per kilogram every minute in humans. The functional unit of the kidney is the nephron, comprised of the renal tubule and associated vasculature. Major kidney structures are described below.

Yin and Yang is a popular symbol that shows that to reach greatness, one must have balance. But to have balance, one must know that there is good in the bad and the bad in the good. Everyone has or eventually will come face to face with something that will bring hardships into their lives. When faced with adversity, one must learn to live with it to overcome it. This may take time, or it may be instant. By allowing people to help you, keeping a positive attitude, and accepting who you are, people can overcome obstacles they are facing.

Dr. Gregg Steinberg spoke about the juice of life, some of these emotions are awareness, drive, and balance, Dr. Steinberg explained that when individuals are under pressure and the only thing they feel are negative emotions then this is what they will show. Once a person experiences different situations and puts a label on that emotion or reactions, which can cause them to be encouraged or is undesirable it will present them with a scenario that causes an inner conflict. These emotional juices will push us forward or hold us back it is up to the individual to take those current reactions and makes changes so the outcome will benefit them (Steinberg, 2017).

Buddhism, on the other hand, understands the psychological nature of humans very deeply and develops effective treatment methods. As revealed in the Flower Ornament Sutra [Avatamsaka Sutra], "Our perception Three Kingdoms arise from the mind, so do Twelve Links of Dependent Origination; birth and death come from the mind, which are extinguished when the mind is put to rest”. If we view Buddhism in this lens, itself in conglomeration with psychology has much to reveal about both practices (Williams-Oerberg, Elizabeth, 2012).

The reason water is important to our bodies is because our bodies need water to function our organ systems do not function properly without the proper water intake. Water helps our kidneys to flush out waste and bacteria which can pose a threat to our bodies.

It’s hard to believe that something without color, taste, or smell could be so important for survival and that resource is water. Water is a resource on planet earth that is needed for humans, plants, and animals for survival, without it nothing would live everything would die. The human body weight is about 60 percent of water. Not only do we need water when the body sends a message that it is thirst it keeps every tissue in the body moist, and aids in the protection of the spinal cords and our joint. It is needed for the digestion and the transporting of waste from the body. Each organ in the body contains a percentage of water the liver 71%, bones 31%, lungs 83%, skin 64%, heart 73%, teeth tissue 10%, kidney 79%. Water is an important

As you can see, water plays a major role in many factors of your body.

Traditional Chinese medicine, or TCM, is one of the oldest systems of medicine to exist among humans, and it is extremely prominent to this day. According to legend, the system has been in use since the third millennium BCE. The views of such an old system differ greatly from those found in modern western medicine. Perhaps most prominent is the fact that TCM focuses more on the patient than the illness. The system considers the human to be a microcosm of the universe, implying that the body is affected by the traditional Taoist forces of yin and yang, the five elements, and Qi in the same way the cosmos are. Each of these forces act upon the “zang fu,” or organ system, directly influencing a patient’s health. Healers use qigong to assist in the restoration of stability in the body. Achieving balance, both internally and externally, is the most important aspect of healing in TCM.

Treatment with water, caffeine, alcohol, and gatorade and the effects on urine output, pH, Na+ excretion, and solid excretion were tested at 30 minute intervals for 2 hours. It was found that urine production for each treatment group increased after 30 minutes, increased further after 60 minutes, and then began to decrease. Mean increases in urine production were only significant for Gatorade in the first 90 minutes (an increase of 40% at 30-60 minutes, and a decrease of 73% at 60-90 minutes) and for caffeine over 60-90min (a 48% decrease). The average pH for each treatment group became more acidic by 90-120 minutes. Mean differences over each time

Throughout history indifference among people has caused countless disputes that end badly. At the White House on April 12, 1999 there was a speech given by Eliezer Wiesel, that speech was “The Perils of Indifference”. The speech was given to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton (Mr. Clinton was the President at the time), members of Congress, Ambassador Holbrooke, Excellencies, and all Americans, but today everyone can learn and be influenced by this speech. The author himself is a Jewish man that lived through the Holocaust and he has became famous from writing about it. Within the speech Wiesel uses ethos, logos, and pathos to sway his audience into thinking that being indifferent is a terrible decision, and being indifferent has allowed horrendous acts to occur in the world.