Master Ni's Practical Record of Classical Formulas
倪师经方实战录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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254Chapters
354Reads · 30 days
35.6kReads · all time
64Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.3Score
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This book is very informative! It's worth reading carefully and is also very practical. The explanations of how the formulas work are very down-to-earth and easy to understand, without resorting to the common TCM concepts of "Yin-Yang and Five Elements." It's very approachable! This is also a testament to the author's brilliance: "explaining the most profound theories in the simplest language."
Such a practical and classic book has such low ratings. I can only say that people who read books these days don't value Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) at all. For a TCM enthusiast like me, it's priceless! I even wanted to buy a physical copy, but unfortunately, there aren't any available. What a pity!
A very practical medical book, easy to understand, and worth reading!
Uncle 2's writing is fantastic! It combines medical case studies with theoretical principles and prescriptions; I read it every day. Thank you, Uncle 2, for sharing! Uncle Yaoshan is definitely a highly skilled traditional Chinese medicine practitioner specializing in classical formulas, and a follower of Master Ni during his lifetime.
It's alright, overall very good, especially in pharmacology and prescription theory! However, there's a major problem, which applies to the Ni school, including unofficial disciples like us. Master Ni's teachings are based on money, and also on the principle of boiling three bowls of water out of nine! This is a basic understanding!
Very practical, you can directly follow the prescription and treat the symptoms, it's easy to understand, thank you Master Ni.
Worth studying, thank you to the author.
This material can be used as teaching material to popularize science among primary and secondary school students, helping them systematically understand the systems thinking behind disease treatment, and improving their correct understanding of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, rather than being completely ignorant and waiting for Western medicine's various blood tests and…
Master Ni is even more venerable than Zhang Zhongjing, the medical sage! 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Well written, combining theory and clinical experience!