Fahrenheit Zhongzang Sutra

Name: Fahrenheit Zhongzang Sutra
Author: (Eastern Han Dynasty) Hua Tuo

华氏中藏经

by (Eastern Han Dynasty) Hua Tuo (（东汉）华佗)

Status: Completed
Length: 30k Words
Updated: 4y ago
Source: Fanqie

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13Reads

8.6Score

6Chapters

10.3kReads · all time

Synopsis

"Fahrenheitang Zhongzang Sutra", written in an unknown year, has 3 volumes, 49 chapters and 60 poems. The first and middle volumes are medical treatises, which are divided into yin and yang, cold and heat, deficiency and excess, pulse patterns, viscera and other diseases. They describe the cause and pathology of each disease in detail, and also describe the diagnosis and treatment principles. Especially starting from the 22nd chapter of the medical treatise, the physiology and pathology (deficiency, excess, cold and heat), pulse syndromes and prognosis of each viscera and viscera are separately discussed. It is more comprehensive and systematic than previous generations of doctors. The second volume contains 60 prescriptions for treating various diseases.

Reader comments

This book is very rich in content, especially the discussion of the internal organs of the human body, which reminded me of what I learned in biology class. Moreover, the book mentioned that "human movement and stillness are based on heaven and earth" also made me understand that our daily routine should be consistent with the laws of nature. I think this book is not only helpful for people studying medicine, but also very inspiring for us ordinary people to understand how to maintain health.
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