• Yeast Infections
• Bacteria Infections
• Urinary Tract Infections
• Dark Urine
• Sticky, smelly or hot discharges
• Menses may be sticky, smelly, dark or hot
• Vaginal Discharge may be thick, yellow or tinged with blood
• Mastitis
• Thrush

What's Going On?

Traditional medicine considers the body to have a climate much like the natural environment has a climate.

 

(Example: The idea of someone being “hot-blooded” or “cold-blooded” might loosely go along with this theory.)

 

In the case of a tropical chick, the person has excess heat AND excess dampness in the body.

 

The environment in the body is hot and muggy like a tropical environment or a hot shower. 

 

Prolonged damp heat makes the body environment ideal for bacterial, fungal, viral and cancerous growths.

 

Urinary tract infections, yeast infections, bacterial infections, mastitis, thrush, herpes are some examples of long-term damp heat in the body.

 

Tropical Chicks are closely related to Mouthwatering Chicks and Hot Chicks and the three usually need to be treated together.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Term:

The "tropical chick" concept relates to a very common health pattern in Traditional Chinese Medicine called damp-heat.

 

Damp-heat can be detected early in women by blood-tinted, yellow or smelly vaginal discharge.

 

The menses, urine, stools and sweat usually all have a foul smell and might also be sticky.

 

All of these signs are present way before advanced tropical chick issues (like cancer!) become a problem.

 

As such, traditional medicine can be excellent preventing tropical chick issues.

Treatment Principle:

Treating tropical chick signs requires draining dampness, cooling heat, reducing inflammation and ensuring proper hydration.

 

In general, the goals are to clean up the infection and change the internal environment so that it's not favorable for bacteria/fungus/virus growth.

 

It's not very difficult to see a change in the health using natural methods but it requires diligence and time on the part of the Tropical Chick.

 

We find that a lot of our tropical chick customers are very busy and don't have much time to devote to their own self-care.

 

We want you to get better so make sure to clear some time for yourself.

Emotional Triggers:
Resentment, Estrangement

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