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  1. Brain Power [English] Written by Catherine De Lange, Translated by Li Jingjingcompleted Do you know—— Could Alzheimer's be a form of diabetes of the brain? Could hearing loss be a cause of Alzheimer's disease? Can protecting teeth prevent Alzheimer's disease? How to use sleep to improve memory? What eating behaviors boost brain energy? What kind of exercise is truly beneficial to brain health? How loneliness changes our brains How to develop good habits that are good for your brain? … The science behind brain science is at the heart of lasting brain health and freedom from Alzheime —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  2. Neurolocalization Diagnostics Sun Zhongrencompleted Neurolocalization Diagnostics is a bridge course between clinical and basic courses. This textbook is the "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan" textbook for higher education in the traditional Chinese medicine industry nationwide. This book systematically explains the collection of history of neurological diseases, neurological examination methods, localization diagnosis of cerebral hemispheres, basal ganglia, cerebellum, brainstem, spinal cord, cranial nerves, spinal nerves, autonomic nervous system lesi —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  3. Brain Fog Repair [US] Written by Mike Dow; Translated by Liu Yousongcompleted Millions of people are suffering from "brain fog" and the condition has taken the world by storm! Many of the foods we eat and the habits we engage in are harmful to the brain! We no longer consume essential brain substances that keep us energized, calm, focused, optimistic, and positive. Even worse, our choices can lead to longer-term problems such as dementia, Alzheimer's disease, depression and anxiety. Unfortunately, if you look at the way most of us live, it's almost like we've deliberately —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  4. Brain Glioma Science Education Manual Mou Yonggao, You Yongping, Ma Wenbin, Jiang Chuanlucompleted The writing team of this book is strong, with Professor Jiang Tao and Professor Mao Ying as consultants. It brings together the advantages of multidisciplinary experts from the Chinese Society of Clinical Oncology, the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association, and the Chinese Medical Doctor Association. The editorial board members are all experts in the diagnosis and treatment of brain glioma with rich clinical experience. This book uses the path of diagnosis and treatment of glioma patients as the basis —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  5. Diabetes Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment Manual Wang Guofangcompleted Diabetes is known as the "sweet killer". Its harm to the human body is second only to cancer. It may cause kidney failure, blindness, foot disease and other serious complications, and lead to high mortality. It is the second killer of modern diseases. According to relevant reports, its incidence rate is about 5% abroad and about 2% in the world. There are nearly 200 million diabetic patients in the world, of which 30 million are Chinese patients, and the number is still increasing. The World He —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  6. Illustration of Scraping, Cupping, and Moxibustion to Eliminate All Diseases Xue Weiguocompleted This book covers everything from head to toe. Each commonly used acupuncture point has a quick and easy solution, so people without any medical knowledge can quickly find the acupoint; from the head to the toes, every part of the body has a simple acupoint maintenance plan. It not only teaches you how to use acupuncture points, but also explains the principles of acupoint use, allowing you to draw inferences and draw parallels. It not only teaches you how to cure a specific disease, but also tea —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  7. Practical Manual of Human Cupping Zhao Peng, Zheng Shumincompleted This book not only provides a relatively comprehensive introduction to the distribution of human body meridians, acupoint selection methods along the meridians, and basic knowledge of cupping, but also elaborates on 6 suction and cupping methods and 8 cupping forms, and presents them in a vivid and vivid diagram, which is concise and clear. For 32 common diseases and 16 common physical discomforts, this book introduces the applicable cupping acupoints and acupoint selection methods one by one, a —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  8. Minimalist Cupping Skillfully Cures Diseases Yang Jijuncompleted This book is divided into two chapters. The first chapter mainly introduces various practical cupping operations. The second chapter unfolds one by one in the order of cupping acupoint selection, treatment principles, cupping operations, and disease care, describing in detail the cupping treatment, precautions and prevention knowledge of common diseases. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  9. Complete Knowledge Handbook of Home Remedies, Prescriptions, and Secret Recipes. Prescriptions Zhang Nancompleted This book selects folk prescriptions for treating various common and difficult diseases from the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, and categorizes them into categories and edits them. This book mainly covers diet, nutrition, medical medication, and taboos for different groups of people. It is very comprehensive and systematic, has strong scientific and practical nature, and is very easy to understand and use. It is a good teacher and helpful friend for readers to guide modern life and create happy families —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Shen Nong's Herbal Classic Anonymouscompleted "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" is one of the four classic works of traditional Chinese medicine and a classic of ancient Chinese pharmacology. It records the efficacy and usage of 365 kinds of medicines, reflecting the medicine knowledge accumulated by my country's working people before the Qin and Han Dynasties. It is rich in content and concise in language, and has a profound impact on the development of pharmacology in later generations. —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  11. A Complete Guide to the Use of Meridians and Acupuncture Points on the Human Body Compiled by Yu Qi and Jiu Fengcompleted Meridians and acupuncture points are part of traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that meridians are channels for the circulation of qi and blood in the human body, and acupuncture points are the points where qi and blood flow. Meridians are like branches of the human body, and acupuncture points are their connections. Each part of the body has meridians and acupuncture points distributed, whether it is the organs, bones and muscles, or skin and hair. Traditional C —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Various Acupuncture Theories Gao Xiyan, Tian Yuefeng Editor-In-Chiefcompleted This textbook is divided into two parts: a general introduction and individual monographs. The general introduction introduces the formation, development and academic schools of various acupuncture theories. Each monograph introduces the acupuncture doctrines, thoughts and clinical experiences of 59 ancient and 5 modern doctors from the aspects of their lives and works, doctrines and contributions, clinical applications and academic influences. It also excerpts some of the original works of the —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  13. The Ten Most Effective Acupoint Massages You Must Know for Health Care (Traditional Chinese Medicine Juexue Health Center 19) Editorial Board of "Traditional Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Center"completed "Ten Special Effects of Acupoint Massage You Must Know for Health Care" can awaken your original self-healing power. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. Illustrations of Using Special Effect Acupuncture Points Sun Chengxiangcompleted "Illustrated Life: Illustrated Use of Acupoints (Upgraded Edition)" introduces 35 health-building acupoints that modern people must know to keep you healthy from head to toe. 5 Must-know acupoints for beauty, weight loss and detoxification, nourishing the inside and outside, so that you can have a clear and natural complexion at different ages. 5 Acupoints for terminating neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain, which have the effect of terminating pain. 46 Easy-to-learn and easy-to-do acupoints for —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Pediatric Massage Experts Teach How to Eliminate All Diseases by Pinching and Pressing (Classic Guide Version) Yuan Yuan by Wu Huacompleted This book aims at 30 common problems in the five major systems of the child's body, provides symptomatic pediatric massage and dietary therapy programs, and shares the massage techniques for health care in the four seasons and the dietary therapy concepts of the four seasons and five tonics. In the form of step-by-step color pictures, it guides parents to better understand pediatric massage in simple and easy-to-learn terms. It can be used immediately after learning. It truly combines this green —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  16. Huang Di Nei Jing Twelve Meridians Health Massage Illustration Wang Dongpo Chief Editorcompleted Meridians can be very mysterious, have a history almost as long as Chinese civilization, and are the basic building blocks of the "Bible of Traditional Chinese Medicine" - the "Huangdi Neijing". The meridians can be very complex, with criss-crossing paths and intricate influences. Every obscure Chinese medicine classic has extensive annotations and explanations. However, meridians are very important. They can "determine life and death, cure all diseases, and adjust deficiency and excess." Almost —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  17. The First Time I Brewed Medicinal Wine, I Got Started. Xiao Yaocompleted Chinese medicinal wine is a magnificent pearl in the treasure house of medicine. It is a unique therapy for curing diseases, prolonging life, and beautifying the skin. It is simple to make, easy to use, and has quick effects, and is deeply loved by people. "Getting Started with Medicinal Wine for the First Time" is divided into sections on medicinal wine knowledge, health care recipes, medical disease treatments, surgical disease treatments, dermatological disease treatments, ENT disease treatme —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  18. Illustration of Special Effect Meridian Massage for Couples Editorial Board of "Traditional Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Center"completed The main content includes: massage is a gift given by hands to the body, the irreplaceable advantages of couples massage, preparation is the prerequisite for successful massage, what situations are not suitable for massage, how to correctly find acupuncture points, commonly used massage techniques for couples, treatment and conditioning massage for common diseases, colds, insomnia, chronic diarrhea, constipation, hemorrhoids, eye fatigue, tinnitus, etc. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  19. Acupoint Positioning Standard Diagram Editor-In-Chief: Wang Chaoyang and Liu Qingguocompleted This book is a practical tool for acupoint positioning. The book introduces in detail the accurate positioning of the fourteen meridians and 44 extra-meridian acupoints, quick acupoint selection methods, main diseases and acupoint compatibility. It also provides 30 effective acupoints recommended by traditional Chinese medicine experts and acupoint treatments for 18 common diseases. Each acupoint is individually illustrated, making it easy to understand at a glance; the appendix is ​​a search di —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  20. Southern Yunnan Materia Medica Lanmaocompleted "Southern Yunnan Materia Medica", an ancient Chinese medicine work. There are three volumes in total. "Southern Yunnan Materia Medica" written by Lan Mao, a native of Yunnan Songming Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty, is a relatively complete work among the existing ancient local materia medica books in China. This medical book, which is a compilation of the essence of traditional Chinese medicine, predates Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica" by more than 140 years. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  21. Non-Drug Treatments for Diabetes Li Huicompleted Diabetes is a life-long disease that is extremely harmful. It is called "diabetes disease" in Chinese medicine. According to statistics, there are 120 million diabetic patients in the world, of which nearly 20 million are in my country. The content of this book covers all aspects of patients' rehabilitation, health care and daily life, including diabetes dietary treatment, psychological therapy, disease detection, and prevention and treatment of complications. At the same time, the book also cov —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. A Life Without Aging or Fatigue Tong Tongcompleted Aging and fatigue are the enemies of modern women's health and beauty. "A Life Without Aging and Fatigue" is a newly revised and upgraded version of "A Life Without Fatigue" published by Tong Tong in 2009. The author Tong Tong has gathered more than ten years of practical experience in traditional Chinese medicine, interviewed top gynecologists and authoritative traditional Chinese medicine experts in the country, and summarized the essence of tens of thousands of cases. On the basis of "A Life —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Acupuncture and Moxibustion Meridian Shorthand Rhymes Hu Bocompleted This book systematically organizes the location tips of the fourteen meridians, and introduces in detail the routes and acupoints of the fourteen meridians as well as commonly used extra-meridian acupoints, including acupoint selection methods, positioning, acupuncture and moxibustion methods, functions, etc. Each acupuncture point has a positioning diagram drawn, and important body surface, anatomical landmarks and bone measurements are marked, which is intuitive and easy to master. It also inc —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  24. Acupoint Anatomy Shao Shuijin Chief Editorcompleted Acupoint anatomy is a subject that studies the hierarchical structure and adjacent structures of acupoints, as well as acupuncture accidents and prevention. It is a bridge course between basic medicine and clinical medicine. This course is an interdisciplinary course that combines acupoint science and local anatomy. It is a successful example of transforming scientific research results into teaching. It is also an innovative course that integrates modern medicine and traditional medicine in the —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  25. Vernacular Interpretation of Medicinal Properties (4Th Edition) Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Gao Xuemin, Li Xingguang, Wang Chuncompleted "Fu on the Properties of Medicine" contains 248 medicinal properties, which are divided into four categories: cold, hot, warm and flat according to their properties. The description is concise, concise and catchy, making it easy to read and remember. In order to make the original work better meet the reading needs of modern readers, the book "Vernacular Interpretation of Medicinal Properties" has been revised. This revision plans to further improve the content of the vernacular explanation to ac —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  26. Women Never Age: Union Experts Teach You Scientific Anti-Aging Chen Rongcompleted Acne breaks out when you stay up late, your face is covered with spots, your complexion is particularly poor, your belly is prone to fat accumulation, and it is difficult to lose weight through diet and exercise; your eyes are full of fine lines and eye bags, wrinkles begin to appear on your face, your skin becomes saggier, and no matter how expensive skin care products are, they have no effect; you are always listless and easily tired; you suffer from constipation, bad breath, insomnia, and are —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  27. 100 Introductory Lectures on Shen's Gynecology Clinic Li Chengweicompleted 1) The method based on classical medicine refers to the method adopted in this course. The ABC of gynecology clinical path is actually a simplified clinical application model of the eight-step method of money shortage. This is Mr. Shen's real approach and approach that I have compiled. It is also the approach that I have compiled over the past 20 years by reading "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and teaching "The Synopsis of Money Deficiency". After nearly ten years of demonstration and practical —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  28. Fuyang Forum.7 Written by Lu Chonghan; Executive Editors Liu Lihong and Sun Yongzhangcompleted This book is edited and transcribed from the audio recordings of the 4th International Fuyang Forum and the 7th Fuyang Forum in 2015. The keynote speakers of the Fuyang Forum compiled the manuscript after deliberation. This book is the final book in the "Fuyang Forum" series, continuing its distinctive feature of "complete on-site recording", so that the vast number of TCM colleagues and TCM enthusiasts who have no time to attend the conference can also experience the complete and authentic "liv —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  29. Notes on Traditional Chinese Medicine by Ren Zhitang Zeng Peijie; Chen Chuangtaocompleted This book focuses on straightening out the ideas of traditional Chinese medicine, demonstrates the most unique image-taking comprehension thinking of traditional Chinese medicine, and fully explains Ren Zhitang's method of using medicine. In addition to relaxed learning, the most essential medical theory of traditional Chinese medicine (elevating and lowering Qi) is described in the most popular words. The book contains a lot of insights into the phenomena of medicines, diseases, and natural phe —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  30. Chinese Tea Culture and Health Chen Kejicompleted Academician Chen Keji is nearly 90 years old. He not only has a high influence in my country's academic field, but also likes to drink tea. He is still light and healthy and keeps writing. This book is compiled by Academician Chen based on literature and many years of his own health care practice, and organized by experts in clinical, literature, tea science, and nutrition. The main contents include tea culture and health care, research on tea theory in ancient herbal classics, Qing palace medic —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  31. Summary of Chen Tongyun's Experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine Dermatology Qu Jianhua, Liu Qingcompleted The first chapter of the book, medical records, uses the disease as a clue, and comments are added after each case to introduce Mr. Chen's experience in the diagnosis and treatment of common and difficult diseases of dermatology; the second chapter of empirical prescriptions introduces and analyzes the prescriptions created by Mr. Chen; the third chapter of medical discussions and medical talks introduces in the form of special topics Mr. Chen's academic thoughts, academic insights, treatment ch —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  32. Hyperlipidemia TCM Health Care Wang Guofangcompleted The content of this book includes: the difference between normal and non-normal blood lipids, how to read blood lipid test sheets, factors that affect blood lipids, the relationship between fat and blood lipids, what is hyperlipidemia, classification methods of hyperlipidemia, causes of hyperlipidemia, pathogenesis of hyperlipidemia, symptoms of hyperlipidemia, people susceptible to hyperlipidemia, etc. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Special Massage for Neck, Shoulder, Waist and Leg Pain Sun Chengxiangcompleted Neck, shoulder, waist and leg diseases are mostly caused by Qi and blood blockage. By stimulating relevant acupoints by pressing, kneading, and massaging, you can regulate and stimulate blood circulation, eliminate accumulated toxins, eliminate muscle soreness, allow qi and blood to flow smoothly in the body, and clear up stasis in the neck, shoulders, waist, and legs. Therefore, when we experience discomfort in these parts, we can rub the acupuncture points every day, from the outside to the in —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  34. Sexual Function Disease Medical Care Guide Ma Feicompleted This book mainly covers clothing, diet and nutrition, sleep and accommodation, sports and health care, beauty and make-up, daily necessities, social activities, medical medications and taboos for different groups of people. It is very comprehensive and systematic, has strong scientific and practicality, is very easy to understand and use, and is a good teacher and helpful friend for readers to guide modern life and create happy families. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  35. Know All About Health Song Jingdongcompleted Health is an eternal topic for mankind. It is also the prerequisite for people's normal life and work, and it is also the basis for happiness. Due to the lack of health knowledge, many people persist in wrong lifestyles and habits for many years, causing their health to be damaged bit by bit, and even their lives lost to diseases. If we have more health knowledge and less ignorance, many diseases can be avoided. Therefore, it is necessary to popularize science and promote correct health knowledg —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  36. Buddhist Light Fasting: a Practical Version for Lazy People Who Don't Eat After Lunch Written by Bai Bingcompleted Why do some people eat less but fail to lose weight? Why do I always want to eat snacks in the afternoon but can't help but overeat at night? Why can't I stick to a strict diet for a few days? ——The answer may not be "what to eat" but "when to eat". This book combines thousand-year-old Buddhist wisdom and modern nutritional science to propose a light fasting method that does not starve, do not count calories, and does not force self-discipline - "the lazy version of not eating after lunch". Ther —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. A Woman Should Nourish Her Spleen First in Order to Maintain Her Health. Yang Yupingcompleted "The spleen and stomach are the source of qi and blood biochemistry." Only when the spleen and stomach function is sound can qi and blood be sufficient. Therefore, women must nourish qi and blood by nourishing the spleen and stomach. "Women's Health Care First Nourishes the Spleen" edited by Yang Yuping introduces the methods of nourishing the spleen and stomach in detail, starting from how to self-diagnose the health of the spleen and stomach, introducing common spleen diseases and spleen and s —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Diagnosis and Treatment of Neck, Shoulder, Waist and Leg Pain Wang Guangyao Zheng Peng Shi Mingzhongcompleted Neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain is a common clinical disease and frequently-occurring disease, which has a great impact on people's work and life. Most of them are A group of diseases caused by chronic strain and aseptic inflammation that mainly cause pain, swelling and even functional limitation of the affected area. Disease. About 25% of people aged around 50 in my country have suffered or are suffering from neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain, and those aged around 60 The prevalence rate fo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. A Complete Collection of Chinese Medicinal Wine Recipes Liu Bupingcompleted Medicinal wine has been used in my country for more than thousands of years. It is a good product for people to prevent and treat diseases, maintain health, and prolong life. This book carefully selects more than a thousand medicated wine formulas with proven curative effects, and introduces in detail the health-care medicated wine formulas that have the effects of beautifying and rejuvenating the skin, removing freckles and whitening, lowering fat and losing weight, nourishing the brain and int —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  40. Seek the Teacher's Advice Dai Sigongcompleted "Pui Qiu Shi Yi", a medical treatise. Volume Two. Written by Dai Sigong in the Ming Dynasty in 1443. The book discusses the etiology, pathology, pulse and treatment methods of various diseases and syndromes, all based on the teachings of his teacher Zhu Zhenheng, and provides a more in-depth analysis of Zhu's theory of nourishing yin and its clinical application. This book originally had no published copy. During the Jiajing period, it was cataloged by Wang Ji and titled "Pui Qiu Shi Yi". It was —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  41. Danxi School Sheng Zengxiu Jiang Lingzhencompleted Danxi School is the largest and most prestigious academic school in Zhejiang Province, with far-reaching influence. This book has nine chapters in total, including the life story and works of the school's founder Zhu Danxi, the school's background and academic origins, the school's founder Zhu Danxi's main academic thoughts and diagnosis and treatment experience, the school's main successors, the school's representative works, the school's famous treatises, the selection and review of Danxi's fa —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  42. Prevent and Treat Diabetes Easily at Home Liang Qingweicompleted A complete guide to managing diabetes at home. From blood sugar monitoring, recipe customization to exercise prescription, we provide scientific and controllable self-care plans to delay the occurrence of complications. —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  43. Seven Steps to Ensure the Prevention and Treatment of Coronary Heart Disease Liang Qingweicompleted It proposes seven key links for coronary heart disease prevention and control: from risk screening, medication specifications to first aid measures, combined with lifestyle intervention and regular monitoring, to provide patients with a full-cycle management plan. —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  44. What to Do If You Have Tracheitis Zhang Shengjiecompleted Prevention and treatment manual for acute and chronic tracheitis. From symptom identification, medication guidance to home care, it covers integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine therapies and dietary and exercise recommendations to help patients scientifically manage respiratory health. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  45. Practical Handbook for Rural Doctors Wang Yongyancompleted This manual closely follows the people's health needs and the pulse of the times, is close to contemporary rural life and production, and uses a practical and rigorous attitude to recreate high-quality products that protect the health of all people. This manual was completed by clinical experts from many fields in their spare time. They usually have a heavy workload, especially during the preparation period, they have to take into account epidemic prevention and disease treatment. In the rush, e —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  46. Traditional Chinese Medicine Collection: Complete Medical System (Ming) Xu Chunfucompleted [Chinese medical classics that have a huge influence on Japan] [A voluminous comprehensive medical masterpiece] [Since this book was published in the 36th year of Jiajing reign in the Ming Dynasty, it has spread to Japan and has become the "Bible" of the Japanese medical community] The book consists of one hundred volumes, which collects relevant medical information from previous medical books and classics before the mid-Ming Dynasty. The content is detailed and well-founded. There are hundreds —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  47. Chinese Medical Book Examination Danba Motoyincompleted "Chinese Medical Records Examination" is a magnificent bibliographic masterpiece of medical literature, compiled with great effort by Tanba Motonin, a Japanese Kampo physician during the Edo period. It is like a medical library that connects ancient and modern times, systematically collecting more than 3,000 Chinese medical books dating back to the Qin and Han dynasties and down to the early Qing Dynasty. Under each classic, not only the title, volume, and author are listed in detail, but also p —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  48. The Complete Book of Jingyue Ming Dynasty Zhang Jiebincompleted "Jingyue Complete Book" is the culmination of the warming and tonic school of Ming Dynasty, which demonstrates Zhang Jiebin's profound theoretical foundation and rich clinical experience. In response to the abuse of cold and cool medicine in contemporary medicine, he vigorously advocated the theory of "when Yang is not in excess, Yin is often insufficient", emphasizing the importance of warming and nourishing Yang Qi and filling up true Yin. The book is rich in content, covering TCM theory, diag —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  49. Redefining the Popular Treatise on Febrile Diseases Qing Dynasty·yu Genchucompleted "Revisiting the Popular Treatise on Febrile Diseases" is the foundation work of Shao School on Febrile Diseases. Yu Genchu's original work took the theory of the Six Classics as the outline, closely combined with the characteristics of Jiangnan febrile disease, and put forward the unique opinion of "using the Six Classics to treat all diseases". Later, it was continuously revised and supplemented by several generations of doctors of the He family, and a wealth of new clinical theories and verifi —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  50. Materia Medica Qing·wang Angcompleted "Compendium of Materia Medica" is a masterpiece of popular herbal medicine with far-reaching influence. In order to solve the problem that previous works on herbal medicine were "voluminous and difficult to read", Wang Ang cut out the complex and simplified it, and selected more than 400 commonly used clinical medicines to compile this book. Under each medicine, the distribution of nature and taste, functions and indications, and key points of clinical application are all available. The text is —Reads8.0Score—Shelves