Chinese Medicine Counterattack: Start with Daily Information

You don't know anything about medicine or medicine, and you don't know how to study. You just rely on an information system that provides you with one message a day to see a doctor. Author, you really have some ideas.

The previous chapters are all good, but what do you want to express about this medical record from Chapter 90 to Chapter 104? If you eat with this, then don't be pretentious. If writing is just a hobby for you, just pretend I didn't say anything.

Antiques valued at tens of millions are used as medicinal materials. Needless to say, it's great👍

After looking at it, I kept emphasizing that planting traditional Chinese medicine is not effective, and many Chinese medicinal materials are not up to standard. As for other issues, I don't care. To be honest, the idea of ​​relying on the protagonist to promote Chinese medicine is really hopeless. There are more than 1 billion people in the country and the sea area is only more than 10 million square kilometers. Relying on wild medicinal materials for medical treatment is not as good as developing Western medicine. It is not easy for traditional Chinese medicine to be a part of complementary medicine now. If we want to develop greatly, the cultivation of traditional Chinese medicine, the construction of the medical system, and the evaluation and training of medical staff are all indispensable. A simple sentence of medicinal materials is not effective, so don't be too hasty. . .

I feel like the author is actually a Chinese medicine hacker. The more stupid he makes the protagonist, the more amazing the Chinese medicine doctor is. This contrast makes people even more distrustful of Chinese medicine. This is a high-level hacker.

Mark it, the author has not understood the traditional Chinese medicine industry at all, it is all based on imagination + partial Internet search

I have a question. Your system has never given you medical skills. Do you have to rely on a bunch of good medicinal materials to cure an ordinary disease? , Do you have no skills? Now that you're doing this, I'm a little curious about how many years it will take you to have good medical skills.

What kind of stuff is written in Chapters 95 to 101? It's mixed in for no reason.

The behavior of the top government officials in the book is inconsistent. The dark evil described above also threatens the righteous behavior of the protagonist. The high-level officials who benefited from it were not punished by law. However, various inactions later served as a warning to the protagonist. The protagonist still completely compromised despite the evidence in hand. There is no justice and the government has become completely dark.

I am not alone. Although the author has added some necessary exaggeration and other modification techniques to make people understand, he still has insights into traditional Chinese medicine. But I thought it was writing, so I emphasized the point of poor efficacy of medicines or not being special. What I want to say is that comrades should not feel that Chinese medicines cannot cure diseases because they have poor medicinal properties. In fact, the difference between artificial Chinese medicines and wild medicines is not much, and only a small amount of precious medicinal materials can. Common diseases can be cured with medication, including AIDS, which is actually a symptom of dampness and heat. Even if you keep taking medicine, it is better than no treatment. Early intervention, just like treating tick infection, using traditional Chinese medicine can inhibit virus replication. It is necessary to actively treat, assist the body's metabolism, and extend the patient's lifespan. Of course, patients are basically self-help. The current situation of TCM that is truly unrelated is more afraid of being blackmailed and relied on.