Gout results from noxious damp-heat or noxious blood stasis, which are caused by a long term of improper diet or disturbance of the zang-fu functions.
Behcet's Syndrome results from damp heat toxin and fire toxin, which are caused by a long term or improper diet or disturbance of Zang fu functions.
Fortunately, these disease share a limited number of risk factors linked to behaviours that can be modified: tobacco use, improper diet, lack of physical activity, and the harmful use of alcohol.
It is argued that chronic atrophic gastritis is associated with debility, attack of exogenous pathogens, improper diet, emotional stress and exhaustion.
