Guidance on the Identification of the Five Movements and Six Elements and the Selection of Prescriptions and Medication: Syndrome Differentiation Model of the Restraint of the Five Internal Organs (Physique)

Name: Guidance on the Identification of the Five Movements and Six Elements and the Selection of Prescriptions and Medication: Syndrome Differentiation Model of the Restraint of the Five Internal Organs (Physique)
Author: Du Wuxun

五运六气体质辨识及选方用药指导：五脏生克制化辨证模式（体质篇）

by Du Wuxun (杜武勋)

Status: Completed
Length: 226k Words
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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194Reads

9.3Score

100Shelves

12Chapters

51Listens

15.2kReads · all time

Synopsis

This series is a summary of the many years of medical practice experience of Professor Du Wuxun, a famous Chinese medicine doctor. The Five Movements and Six Qi theory is a theory that studies the impact of natural climate changes on the functions of human organs and guides clinical syndrome differentiation and treatment. This book is divided into six chapters to systematically introduce the theoretical basis and basic content of the Five Movements and Six Qi theory and its impact on the formation of physical constitution. Based on the "Huangdi Neijing", it focuses on discussing the physical characteristics of the sixty-year-old and the guidance of prescription and medication under the influence of the Five Movements and Six Qi, and makes a preliminary exploration of the clinical application of the Five Movements and Six Qi theory. This book is suitable for reading by all TCM enthusiasts, including medical school undergraduates and graduate students, as well as medical workers who are new to clinical practice or have certain clinical experience and need to further enrich TCM theory and improve clinical efficacy, or TCM workers who hope to master the theory of five movements and six qi.

Reader comments

Read it carefully. Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and is extensive and profound. Thanks to Professor Du and other teachers for clarifying my doubts. The book introduces the knowledge of the Five Movements and Six Qi in simple and easy-to-understand terms and the application of traditional Chinese medicine in different constitutions of the human body. The content is easy to understand, and it is also a good introductory book for beginners. Not bad, professionals explain professional things. I seem to understand something, but I don't understand. Now that I have time, I slowly calm down to understand and study, hoping to absorb a little bit of useful knowledge about middle-aged and elderly care, health and longevity, and reducing the suffering of diseases. Help your own health. Thanks 🙏!
11 likes2y ago
This book is really good! It is a summary of Professor Du Wuxun's experience. The content is very systematic, especially the explanation of the physical characteristics and the selection of prescriptions and medications under the influence of the five movements and six qi. It is very practical. As mentioned in the book, "The Deduction of the Five Movements of People Born in the Year of Liujia" gave me a deeper understanding of the syndrome differentiation and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. I think this book is not only suitable for traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts, but also of great help to medical workers.
4 likes2y ago
The book is good, I'm still studying. There are some articles in Chapter 5 that haven't been released yet. It's a pity.
3d ago
Very practical and worth reading
6mo ago
It is a good medical book for exploring the source.
5mo ago
The theory is detailed and the concepts are clear, worth studying and studying.
1y ago

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