Traditional Chinese medicine, as a traditional Chinese medicine, is not only an important part of the essence of Chinese culture, but also carries a long history and profound cultural heritage. It brings together the wisdom of ancient science, like a brilliant treasure, shining brightly.
The core principle of TCM is to uphold the center and pursue an unbiased state of balance. Guided by this philosophy, TCM believes that once things deviate from the normal track, illness will be triggered. Animals and plants in nature, and even minerals, all have their own unique biases. Traditional Chinese medicine skillfully uses the bias of traditional Chinese medicine to correct the deviation of the human body, so as to achieve the purpose of the best disease.
The theoretical and practical experience of TCM is mainly derived from ancient medical classics and the clinical experience of physicians of all ages. In the view of traditional Chinese medicine, there is a close connection and influence between the internal organs of the human body and between the human body and the external environment. Therefore, TCM places special emphasis on holistic concepts and syndrome differentiation. Doctors obtain detailed information about patients through various methods such as looking, smelling, asking, and cutting, and then formulate a unique plan based on individual conditions, aiming to comprehensively regulate human body functions and help patients restore the balance of yin and yang, so as to completely improve the disease.
In clinical practice, TCM pays attention to the individual differences of patients and the nature of diseases, and flexibly uses a variety of methods such as traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and massage. These methods not only have profound theoretical basis and practical experience, but also have shown excellent efficacy in countless clinical cases, and have won wide recognition and praise.
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) plays an irreplaceable and important role in preventive health care. Health preservation, that is, the maintenance of life, is a kind of medical activity that nourishes life, strengthens physical fitness, and prevents diseases through various methods, so as to achieve the purpose of prolonging life. Human health activities can be traced back to very ancient times, according to the "History of the Road", as early as the Tang Yao era, people have known to use dance to prevent joint diseases.
With the passage of time, many health preservation methods and doctrines began to appear in the writings of the Warring States Qin and Han dynasties, but these contents were relatively scattered and had not yet formed a systematic theory. It was not until the advent of the Neijing that health care really became a systematic theoretical system. The chapters of "Ancient Innocence", "The Great Treatise on the Four Tempering Spirits" and "The Theory of Vitality through the Heavens" in the Neijing, as well as the "Divine Spirit" and "Heavenly Years" in the Lingshu, elaborate on the mechanism of life decay and the principles, principles and methods of health preservation.
Traditional Chinese medicine advocates "curing diseases before they occur", that is, focusing on preventing the occurrence of diseases. Through reasonable diet and appropriate exercise and health care, it can help people maintain their health and prevent diseases. This concept of health preservation and health care methods still has important guiding significance for modern people.
In short, as an important part of traditional Chinese culture, traditional Chinese medicine has a long history, a profound theoretical foundation and rich practical experience. Its first-class methods and health concepts have played an important role in ensuring people's health and promoting the prosperity and development of the Chinese nation. We should cherish and inherit this precious cultural heritage, continuously promote the modernization and development of traditional Chinese medicine, and make greater contributions to the cause of human health.
With the progress of society and the increasing importance of people's health, more and more people have begun to realize the value of Chinese medicine and hope to master their health by learning Chinese medicine. As good doctors are hard to find, many people choose to study Chinese medicine on their own, not to cure diseases and save people, but to take care of themselves and protect their families.
Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the philosophical concept of balance and harmony, from the five elements of yin and yang to the meridians of the internal organs, all of which reflect the interrelationship between the human body and the natural world. Health is not only about physical condition, but also about a state of physical and mental harmony and harmony with nature.
An impressive case is of a patient who suffered from insomnia for a long time and chose Chinese medicine after trying a variety of Western medicine** methods to no avail. Through detailed observation, the doctor diagnosed that the heart was overheated and prescribed traditional Chinese medicine to clear away heat and reduce fire. After a period of conditioning, the patient's insomnia symptoms gradually improved. For such cases, although the average doctor knows how to **, the patient may be delayed for a long time in vain.
For TCM enthusiasts, the purpose of learning TCM is varied. First of all, wellness is an important aspect. According to the principle of homology of medicine and food, we can formulate medicinal tea, medicinal wine, etc. to regulate the body. Secondly, understand the usage of proprietary Chinese medicine and guide your family members to use it correctly. In addition, choosing a good doctor is also key to avoid being misdiagnosed by quacks. Finally, master some simple Chinese medicine methods, such as moxibustion, massage, etc., and you can help your family at home for some common ailments.
In short, with the continuous improvement of people's pursuit of health and recognition of TCM, self-study of TCM has become a trend. By mastering TCM knowledge, we can better protect the health of ourselves and our families and make our lives better.
Due to the strong promotion of Western medical capital, the hospital has almost become the world of Western medicine. However, I think that many people die at the end of their lives not from the disease itself, but from excess**. When people learn that they have cancer, they often face tremendous psychological stress. And choosing a ** regimen such as chemoradiotherapy often brings them one step closer to heaven. Because these ** methods will seriously weaken the body's righteous or yang qi, resulting in weakness and easy infection with viruses. In this way, people will be tormented by repeated ** and deterioration of their condition, and eventually they will not die well.
In contrast, some elderly people in remote villages can live to be ten years old. They usually use diet therapy or simple Chinese herbal medicine to relieve physical discomfort. However, once the medical examination was carried out in the countryside, many elderly people were found to have lung cancer, liver cancer and other cancers, and they passed away within a month or two. In addition to the difference in psychological tolerance, it also shows that the coexistence of illness and people is the key to maintaining the balance of life.
Therefore, we need to be rational and cautious when it comes to illness. For diseases such as cancer, a comprehensive** approach should be taken, including psychological support, appropriate medications**, and natural**, etc. At the same time, we also need to pay attention to the overall health of the body, and strengthen the body's immunity through a reasonable diet and exercise to better resist the invasion of diseases.
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