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  1. Life-Saving Recipe: a Book Teaches You How to Solve Common Health Problems for the Whole Family Luo Dalun86k Wordscompleted The classic and proven prescriptions described in the book are all derived from TCM classics such as "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and the clinical practices of TCM masters of the past dynasties. They are passed down from generation to generation and help the world. They are treasures for every Chinese. Now, these classic prescriptions have been selected and explained in detail by Luo Dalun, a well-known expert in traditional Chinese medicine. Used in ancient ti 324Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Prescriptions for Nourishing Life: Famous Doctors Interpret Li Dongyuan's Theory of Spleen and Stomach Luo Dalun197k Wordscompleted A common book that teaches the public how to replenish the spleen and stomach and maintain good health. Li Dongyuan is one of the "Four Great Masters of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties" in the history of Chinese medicine and the founder of the "Spleen and Stomach Theory" of traditional Chinese medicine. He attaches great importance to the important role of the spleen and stomach in the human body. Many of the prescriptions he used and his ideas came from the spleen and stomach content of the Huangdi 94Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. 90% of Women's Diseases Are Caused by Holding Back: Dr. Luo Teaches You Not to Hold Back, Stop Getting Angry, and Not Get Sick Luo Dalun101k Wordscompleted Being depressed will cause comprehensive damage to a woman's body, which is manifested in the "six depressions": ●Qi is depressed. To put it simply, it is a state in which a person is angry, unable to think clearly, and feels aggrieved in his heart without getting rid of it, leaving his body under pressure. ●Blood depression. Long-term anger will lead to qi stagnation, and long-term qi stagnation will hinder the circulation of blood, leading to qi stagnation and blood stasis. ●Fire depression. I 67Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Luo Dalun 2025 Health Calendar Luo Dalun92k Wordscompleted Luo Dalun Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics, special guest of CCTV's "Hundred Schools Forum", former editor-in-chief of Beijing TV's Science and Education Channel "Yangshengtang", special guest lecturer of Angelica Traditional Chinese Medicine School. He has been engaged in tongue diagnosis, exogenous diseases, and research on various theories of past dynasties for many years, and has been committed to popularizing traditional Chinese medicine. Published "Luo Dalun's Interpretat 13Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. Recipes for Nourishing Life: Luo Dalun Talks About the Therapeutic Recipes Passed Down by Famous Doctor Zhang Xichun Luo Daluncompleted A life-saving and life-saving book for ordinary people today. Zhang Xichun is a famous physician in modern times. He is characterized by using simple ingredients to treat diseases and using food as medicine to regulate the body. His book "Medicine Zhongzhongzhongshenxilu" is called "the most precious life-saving book". This book is a practical version of "Medical Zhongshenxilu". It takes the essence and selects the seven most common and practical medicinal and food ingredients in the book - raw —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. A Life-Saving Solution (Revised and Upgraded Version) Luo Daluncompleted The classic and proven prescriptions described in the book are all derived from TCM classics such as "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and the clinical practices of TCM masters of the past dynasties. They are passed down from generation to generation and help the world. They are treasures for every Chinese. Now, these classic prescriptions have been selected and explained in detail by Luo Dalun, a well-known expert in traditional Chinese medicine. Used in ancient ti —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. What Little Traditional Chinese Medicine Has Been Passed Down from Our Ancestors.2 Luo Daluncompleted Everyone has seen traditional Chinese medicine, but have they ever thought about what traditional Chinese medicine has been passed down from our ancestors? In the eyes of many people, what traditional Chinese medicine has been passed down from ancestors are medicinal herbs, medicine jars, and yellowed ancient books; Some people also believe that traditional Chinese medicine is all about profound and mysterious theories, such as yin and yang, five elements, meridians and acupuncture points; Some —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Luo Dalun Teaches You Four-Season Dietary Therapy: Different Physiques Require Different Supplements in Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Luo Daluncompleted Human beings live between heaven and earth, and are affected by the energy of heaven and earth at all times. Only those who know how to live according to the times and eat according to the times can live a healthy and smooth life. Dr. Luo Dalun, a well-known Chinese medicine expert, based on the health-preserving principles of spring, summer, autumn and winter in the "Huangdi Neijing" - "Therefore, the wise man's health-preservation must follow the four seasons and adapt to the cold and heat." C —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Luo Dalun Teaches You How to Nourish: the Spleen Is Not Weak, the Kidneys Are Not Deficient, and the Mind Is Peaceful Luo Daluncompleted Due to various physical impairments and staying up late, modern people begin to over-consume kidney essence at a young age. Moreover, the food we usually eat is fat, sweet, and flavorful, which puts a huge burden on the spleen and stomach. Coupled with the pressure of work and life, the mental wear and tear is too much. As a result, the body and mind become increasingly weak and the resistance becomes lower and lower. If the body and mind are deficient, all kinds of diseases will arise. This is —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Therapeutic Formula for Children to Strengthen the Spleen and Nourish the Stomach: Easy to Digest, Not Weak, Gain Weight and Grow Taller Luo Daluncompleted The medical sage Zhang Zhongjing proposed in "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber" that "the spleen is strong in all seasons and is immune to evil". People who can maintain a strong spleen and stomach all year round are less susceptible to disease and evil. For growing children, keeping the spleen and stomach healthy is even more important. Because the spleen and stomach are acquired foundations and the source of qi and blood biochemistry, a good spleen and stomach can better absorb the nutrients in —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  11. What Little Traditional Chinese Medicine Has Been Passed Down from Our Ancestors.1 Luo Daluncompleted Everyone has seen traditional Chinese medicine, but have they ever thought about what traditional Chinese medicine has been passed down from our ancestors? In the opinion of many people, traditional Chinese medicine is just herbal medicines, medicine jars, and yellowed ancient books; some people think that traditional Chinese medicine is all about profound and mysterious theories, such as yin and yang, five elements, meridians and acupuncture points; and some people think that traditional Chines —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  12. Keep Children from Having Fever, Cough, and Food Accumulation (Revised and Upgraded Version) Luo Dalun, Luo Lingcompleted Did you know that most problems in children are caused by not protecting the lungs and spleen? Did you know that children's frequent fevers and coughs are actually caused by food accumulation? Did you know that children with poor health may not be born with it, but may be the result of mistreatment? Did you know that children's bad mood can even cause organic diseases? Did you know that there are four stages of fever and cough in children, each with different symptoms and treatments? If you do n —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Luo Dalun Interprets "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" Luo Daluncompleted A book on traditional Chinese medicine health care that everyone should know. The classic Chinese medicine work "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is known as a must-read book for inheriting and carrying forward the heritage of traditional Chinese medicine. "Luo Dalun's Interpretation of "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is teacher Luo Dalun's popular interpretation of the ever-famous "Treatise on Febrile Diseases". After being broadcast on the Himalaya platform, it has been viewed more than 20 million —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. Dr. Luo Dalun's Health Secrets (Four Volumes in Total) Luo Daluncompleted "Three Steps to Health Preservation for Women: Soothe the Liver, Nourish the Blood, and Cultivation of the Heart" is Dr. Luo Dalun's health-preserving scripture specially created for women after "Yin and Yang Adjustment to Eliminate All Diseases", "That Little Thing of Traditional Chinese Medicine 1" and "That Little Thing of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2". In this book, Dr. Luo proposes that "90% of women's diseases are caused by holding back." Starting from the three steps of soothing the liv —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Graphic Tongue Diagnosis (Revised and Upgraded Edition) Luo Daluncompleted If there is a book that can help you avoid excessive examinations and excessive medical treatment in the hospital, while also promptly and accurately detecting the buds of diseases, and providing effective conditioning methods that do not harm the body, would you be interested in reading it? Are you willing to give such a physical self-help manual to your elderly parents who only seek help from the hospital when they are sick? Letting parents no longer worry about their own health, and putting v —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  16. Adjusting Yin and Yang Eliminates All Diseases (Upgraded Version) Luo Daluncompleted Do you know how Qi moves in the body? Did you know that Qi forms a "circle" in the human body? Did you know that if this "circle" stops moving, people will get sick? The highest level of health preservation is to nourish qi, and the simple way to maintain health is to regulate yin and yang. Dr. Luo teaches you a good way to adjust yin and yang: A Qi-tonifying prescription that does not cause internal heat—Shengmai Yin; A simple way to replenish your heart's blood—eat longan meat; A direct Chines —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  17. Three Steps for Women's Health: Soothe the Liver, Nourish the Blood, and Repair the Heart Luo Daluncompleted Women's health care can be divided into three steps: The first step: Soothe liver qi. Most diseases in women are caused by stagnation of liver qi. The reason is that they are stressed, angry, and always depressed. Over time, they will naturally become ill. Stagnation of liver qi will comprehensively damage women's health from the inside out. Therefore, soothing liver qi is a top priority in women's health care. Step Two: Nourish Yin and Blood. Women are nourished by blood. If the blood is lost, —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  18. What Does the Tao Te Ching Say 2 Luo Daluncompleted Modern fast-paced and high-pressure life makes many people swing back and forth between work and health, not knowing how to choose. Faced with conflicts and crises brought about by work, life, and interpersonal relationships, we are often at a loss, confused and painful. Sometimes the more eager we are to do something well and the more eager we are to get everyone's support, the easier it is to backfire and become less and less aware of it. Yes, none of us want status, wealth, freedom, health an —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  19. What Does the Tao Te Ching Say? Luo Daluncompleted When you are confused and in pain, you must have thought about what is the essence of life? Why are there so many entanglements and dissatisfactions in life? Why do we search so hard, but in the end we always find that time runs out and we still get nothing? It's not that there's a problem with the world, or that our efforts are doomed to be in vain, but that there's something wrong with the way we look at the problem. It prevents us from seeing true happiness; our persistence in rewards affects —Reads9.4Score—Shelves