What causes hamartoma

Hamartoma is not a tumor in the true sense. So, what exactly is a hamartoma and what causes it? In fact, hamartoma is a tumor-like deformity. The root cause is the increased activity of lipoma factor, but what exactly causes it? I believe most people don’t know. Let’s focus on the following:

1. Improper diet accounts for 25%.

People who drink excessively, often eat fatty meat, animal offal, scaleless fish or egg yolks, etc. Eating too much fatty and high-cholesterol food can cause damp heat in the lower jiao, endogenous phlegm and dampness, and disorder of transportation and transformation, that is, too much new fat tissue, causing excessive aggregation and degeneration of fat cells in the body.

2. Psychological factors account for 25 percent.

People who are under too much work pressure, are irritable, and often angry. Because of liver qi stagnation, poor blood circulation, and blocked meridians, normal fat tissue and blood stasis can be intertwined. Over time, connective tissue can form to wrap fat cells and form lipomas. Treatment principles: soothing the liver and regulating qi, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, softening and dispersing nodules. Through treatment, the meridians are unblocked, menstrual blood is unblocked, and lipomas are dissipated.

3. Liver and kidney damage accounts for 25%.

People who often stay up late and think too much. Because of the damage to the liver and kidney, the liver and kidney yin deficiency, yin and yang imbalance, so that the body's ability to decompose fat decreases, the original fat tissue and the new fat cannot be arranged normally, forming abnormal fat tissue, that is, "hamartoma". The treatment principle is to nourish the kidney yin, regulate the balance of yin and yang, soften and disperse the nodules.

In fact, the most important thing we should do for hamartoma is prevention. We should keep a good mood, avoid getting angry, eat more vegetables and fruits, keep bowel movements smooth, do not eat too much, eat until 70% to 80% full, eat less beef, mutton, pork, and dog meat, avoid eating greasy and heavy foods, strong alcohol, and spicy fried foods, and eat light, nutritious foods.