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In recent years, many people have begun to have doubts and challenges about some issues in their lives, especially when it comes to human health and the concept of medicine**. An interesting phenomenon is that some people believe that a drug is considered ineffective if it does not produce immediate results in a short period of time. In this regard, as an experienced veteran Chinese medicine practitioner, I would like to share with you some theories and practical experiences of Chinese medicine through this article to help you correctly understand the medicine** and attitude towards health issues.
In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, we pay attention to "treating the root cause, strengthening the right and dispelling the evil". This means that TCM** emphasizes starting from the root cause and adjusting the balance within the human body, rather than pursuing immediate short-term effects. Therefore, the efficacy of many traditional Chinese medicines can only be exerted through a certain amount of time and long-term persistence. This is different from the immediate effect of some drugs in modern medicine, but it does not mean that Chinese medicine is ineffective.
First of all, for some chronic diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, etc., long-lasting drug use is essential. These diseases are usually caused by long-term disturbances in the human internal environment, and the principle of traditional Chinese medicine is to achieve the goal by adjusting the balance of qi and blood, yin and yang and other elements in the human body. This adjustment takes time, and the nutrients of the Chinese medicine need to gradually penetrate into the human tissues and achieve a balance with the human body in order to produce the best results.
Secondly, regarding the problem of male sexual dysfunction, there are also many friends who pin their hopes on immediate drugs. In fact, for some sexual dysfunctions, Chinese medicine also has a corresponding **. However, some Western drugs, such as those that stimulate the dilation of blood vessels in a short period of time, do not address the root cause of the problem. For a long time, the "Golden Essentials" of traditional Chinese medicine has released the secret recipe of "three knives and six treatments", that is, to help men adjust the balance of yin and yang in the body and achieve the purpose of sexual function problems. These traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions need to be taken and adhered to for a long time, and they can organically achieve the best effect by adjusting the hormone level and blood circulation in the human body.
Drugs that meet these two points refer to drugs such as anti-inflammatory drugs and antipyretics that are used to solve acute symptoms in the short term. The effect of this type of drug is to quickly relieve pain and reduce inflammation, but it may not be able to *** If the patient's condition is mild and the body has strong immunity, it is often possible to recover health in a short period of time by resting and maintaining healthy lifestyle habits. However, if the condition is more complex or severe, you should seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor's instructions**.
In short, the principle of traditional Chinese medicine is to guide according to the situation, so as to achieve the purpose of fundamentally improving the disease. Unlike Western medicines, which have an immediate effect, Chinese medicine requires a certain amount of time and persistence to exert its best results. While using traditional Chinese medicine, we should also make corresponding adjustments according to the specific condition, including changes in lifestyle habits and dietary adjustments. Only by adhering to ** and following the doctor's instructions can you maximize the efficacy of the drug and restore your health.
Thank you for taking the time to read our article. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. I wish you all the best!
References: 1Chen Peiwen, Zhang Guizhen. Time selection of drugs for chronic diseases in traditional Chinese medicine[J].Herald of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2010,16(02):8-9