Learning Chinese Medicine Is Really Simple
学中医真的很简单
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- Completed
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- 250k Words
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- 3mo ago
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Low-Key Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels. Pure TCM, No Inner Energy or Mythical Elements
No showing off and face-slapping, no System, no transmigration or rebirth, no women, disciples, family, or national politics. No joining any private or government faction. Just a pure traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, quietly traveling around the countryside and small towns to treat people.
Four Amazing Books for Beginners Self-Studying Traditional Chinese Medicine
These four books are worth recommending for anyone studying traditional Chinese medicine on their own.
A Character Skilled in Medicine, Martial Arts, and Daoist Magic
Books That Leave You Halfway to Becoming a Traditional Chinese Doctor
Looking for books like *The Theory of Energy in Traditional Chinese Medicine*. It’s not a novel, just a systematic analysis of traditional Chinese medicine from ancient times to the present. Anyone with some medical background is sure to get a lot out of it!
Collecting All Kinds of Cultivation Methods and Taoist Canon Texts!
Buddhist sutras, Daoist scriptures, Daoist and Buddhist canons, books by sages... I want them all!!!
Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! A Hero with Superb Medical Skills and Uncanny Acupuncture
Hey, Everyone! Any Stories with No Couples or Romance? Please, I’m Begging You
I just don't want to read romance or will-they-won't-they stuff... Anyone got recommendations? Any genre is fine! Just no romantic tension, please, I'm begging you! (If I can't find anything to read, I might end up reading horror novels that get scarier the further you go, but don't have any couples ∑(O_O;)
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I believe that the author is teaching people to be a true TCM therapist. It contains the principles of self-cultivation, keeping the family in order, and governing the country and the people.
No rhetoric, just the insights of traditional Chinese medicine doctors. It's worth reading.
The content in the book is realistic and the discussion is wonderful. I haven't finished reading it yet. It would be great if the author could write down how to strengthen the spleen, remove dampness, restore normal spleen and stomach function, and completely eliminate moisture in the body for people with spleen deficiency without using drugs as much as possible. Whether it is diet therapy, moxibustion or acupuncture, it would be great if there is an effective and simple method. Even if you use medicine to strengthen the spleen and remove dampness, how can you minimize the harm caused by the medicine's three-part poison? Author: I have also come into contact with spiritual practice, but now I am struggling to lose weight. How can I lose weight successfully? I know that I should strengthen the spleen and remove dampness, but I only know how to take medicine and some spleen-strengthening dietary treatments. What should I do with the rest? Can I rely on the most convenient way of taking Chinese medicine to strengthen the spleen and remove dampness?
I hope more people can read such a good book about treating diseases before they happen.
Only someone who has truly been engaged in medicine can write such a down-to-earth book. I am grateful for the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine and the author for sharing.
It puts forward the problems and solutions of traditional Chinese medicine fairly pertinently. He also has unique insights into some learning methods of traditional Chinese medicine, which I deeply agree with. The author expressed a lot of my feelings, from distrust of traditional Chinese medicine to understanding, and I feel that traditional Chinese medicine should be promoted through policies from the government level.
The teacher wrote very well. It solved a lot of unclear things for me. I hope the teacher will continue to write and make persistent efforts, and I look forward to reading it.
Good book, worth recommending! Come on, author!
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I would like to ask the author, what is the specific number of grams of Yin Yang and Hehe porridge ingredients in your work? Do you only know the number of servings, or how many grams is a serving?