DaoSearch

Fanqie library

Browse

Titles
1.6k

Every Fanqie book we index, searchable by title, author or tag.

Filters
Include all: 1 tag
Tags
Health Care
Reset
  1. Three Steps to Nourish the Spleen: Remove Dampness, Replenish Deficiency, and Nourish Qi and Blood Wang Liuqing, Zhai Xu Editor-In-Chiefcompleted The spleen is the "source of biochemical qi and blood" and is responsible for transporting nutrients ingested by a person to various organs to maintain normal metabolism of the human body. Nourishing the spleen is especially important for women. Once the spleen is deficient, problems such as obesity, acne, and rapid aging will occur. This book is divided into five chapters: the first chapter introduces the five types of spleen deficiency and the bad living habits that cause spleen deficiency; th —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Li Shizhen's Complete Medical Prescriptions Wang Jiancompleted This book contains a total of 9,059 secret recipes that are almost lost today and are recorded in medical books, materia medica, classics and history that are little known and rarely used in the Ming Dynasty and before. They can treat 216 types of diseases and 5,486 types of diseases. At the same time, Li Shizhenyi's wonderful recipes and methods for treating 180 types of diseases and 568 medical prescriptions were compiled and spread among the people in his hometown. The total number of words i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Practical Heirloom Medicinal Baths Compiled by Chen Changhongcompleted Medicinal baths are simple and convenient, economical and practical, have few side effects, and have good auxiliary treatment effects on many common diseases. This book is not only suitable for clinical and teaching use by practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, but is also easy to learn and master for traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts and people from all walks of life. Taking medicated baths selectively in your spare time is —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  4. Table Revolution: a Life-Saving Edition of Chinese Food (3 Volumes in Total) Written by Xu Jia, [Japanese] Mizuno Yaden, Qiu Jinling; Translated by Guo Yongcompleted There are 3 volumes in the set, namely "Healing Without Medicine: The Secret of Eating to Be Healthy", "Sugar Control Life" and "Eating to Lose Weight Naturally". "Healing Without Medicine: The Secret of Healthy Eating": Xu Jia, a doctor of physiology and nutrition expert at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, based on cutting-edge scientific research results and a large number of real cases, uses popular and lively language to vividly present rigorous nutritional theories in front of u —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Fall in Love with Soy Milk, Drink Soy Milk in New Ways Written by Wu Wanqingcompleted The best-selling color version, a masterpiece by nutrition experts, opens up a new trend in soy milk drinks. The soy milk book with constant surprises allows you to drink in new ways every day! Want to drink soy milk? Reading this book is enough! —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  6. Allergies and Vitamins Damian Downing64k Wordscompleted This work is part of the "Vitamin Therapy" series of books (the editor-in-chief of the series is Andrew Saul, a leading figure in Canadian nutrition circles. The series of books covers allergies, heart disease, gynecological diseases, ophthalmology...). Most people suffer from allergies. Asthma, oral allergic reactions, oral hay fever, pollen, food allergies... Can cause itching, swelling and other symptoms in contact parts such as lips, tongue, mouth and even throat. It causes an increase in im —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  7. Regulating Qi and Nourishing Blood: a Guide to Keeping Healthy for Women Mao Haiqincompleted Regulating Qi and Nourishing Blood - Women's Health Care Guide edited by Mao Haiqin introduces in detail how women can maintain their health by regulating Qi and nourishing blood. The whole book discusses traditional Chinese medicine theories such as "women are based on blood", "all diseases are caused by qi", "women are born with liver". Regulating Qi and Nourishing Blood - Women's Health Care - The secrets of diet, acupoint massage and health care, daily taboos, emotional adjustment and other —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Three-Dimensionally Regulate the Spleen and Stomach, and Remove the Root Cause of the Disease Wang Miaocompleted The spleen and stomach are the acquired foundation of the human body and the source of Qi and blood biochemistry. Spleen and stomach problems are a key health problem for Chinese people. The spleen and stomach are responsible for the energy source of the human body. Only when the spleen and stomach are strong and have sufficient chemical sources can the functions of the internal organs be strong and the body can stay healthy. Once there is a problem with the spleen and stomach, it will not only —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  9. The Complete Collection of Detoxification and Health Preservation in the Huangdi Neijing (Latest Authoritative Edition) Yang Licompleted Although the human body has the function of "raising the clear and lowering the turbid", it is inevitably toxic. "Huangdi Neijing" has long pointed out that there are two types of toxins in the human body: endogenous and exogenous. Exogenous poisons mainly include the poisons of the six evils, such as "strong wind and harsh poison". Endogenous toxins include cold toxins, damp toxins, heat toxins, clearing toxins, dry toxins, and medicinal toxins that enter the human body. Therefore, the famous s —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Regulate Qi and Nourish Blood to Prevent All Diseases Wang Miaocompleted After research, I realized that it turns out that doctors throughout the ages cannot do without the maintenance of Qi and blood in maintaining health and treating diseases. Wang Qingren, a medical scientist in the Qing Dynasty, was the most sophisticated in his research on qi and blood. Wang Qingren once said, "The key to treating diseases is to understand Qi and blood." Because whether it is an internal disease or an exogenous disease, it will not damage the five internal organs at first, but d —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Keep Your Spleen and Stomach Healthy and Avoid Getting Sick Compiled by Wu Zhongchaocompleted "Keeping the Spleen and Stomach Well to Prevent Sickness" is a book based on the "Huangdi Neijing" as a theoretical basis, telling how to keep a good spleen and stomach in life. The content includes TCM's understanding of spleen and stomach diseases, the relationship between the spleen and stomach and health, why people are prone to spleen and stomach diseases, and how to maintain a good spleen and stomach through daily diet, exercise, meridian massage, etc. And corresponding spleen and stomach —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  12. Learn to Maintain Health and Improve Body Immunity with Tong Tong (12 Volumes in Total) Tong Tongcompleted A collection of works by Tong Tong, the best-selling author of health books and expert in physical and mental health. They are "Amazing TCM Health Tips", "Listen to Your Body", "Wet Fat", "Life Without Aging and Fatigue", "Famous Prescriptions You Can Buy in Pharmacies: New Edition", "Seeing Famous Doctors Without Registration", "A Good Life Without Getting Hot", "Women Keep Younger", "Chinese Women Need to Tonic", "Happy Pharmacopoeia for Women", "Women with a weak spleen age quickly: New Editi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Chinese Women Need to Replenish Their Vagina Tong Tongcompleted Nourishing yin and replenishing blood is the basic maintenance of women. The authoritative new work of Tong Tong, an expert in physical and mental health preservation, fully discloses in one go: In the environment of "yin damage", women can effectively "replenish yin" in health care. —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. Ten Lectures on Tongue Diagnosis Zhang Jiancompleted Tongue diagnosis is a characteristic diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine and has great clinical value. The author is engaged in clinical work of traditional Chinese medicine and is good at popularizing science of traditional Chinese medicine. His personal self-media has great influence. The self-media tongue diagnosis series is deeply loved by the majority of traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts. Features of this book: It is not only clinically helpful to professional TCM practi —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  16. Illustration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Osteopathic Techniques Li Hongjiangcompleted Traditional Chinese medicine osteopathy is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine. It has been widely spread among the Chinese people for thousands of years, and has relieved the pain of many bone injuries for the working people. Traditional Chinese medicine osteopathy is simple to use, easy to use, and has obvious curative effects. Therefore, it has been spread for thousands of years and remains popular for a long time. In the 1950s, the Party's TCM policy called for Western medicine —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  17. The Complete Book of Nourishing Yin, Replenishing Yang, Replenishing Deficiency, Dispelling Cold and Preventing Sickness (Super Value Platinum Edition) Compiled by Cai Xianghongcompleted In daily life, many people have been tortured by yin and yang imbalance and physical deficiency and coldness. In mild cases, they may suffer from symptoms of listlessness and dry mouth, while in severe cases, they may suffer from cervical spondylosis, arthritis, gastrointestinal diseases, and even cancer. Therefore, it is imperative to nourish yin and nourish yang, replenish deficiency and dispel cold, cure diseases and maintain health. The harmony of yin and yang is the basis for not getting si —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  18. Li Junhong Said That the New Gynecology Prescription Is Worth a Thousand Dollars Li Junhongcompleted Based on the author's many years of clinical diagnosis experience, this book introduces how to understand the relationship between women's health and Qi and blood from the tongue coating, pulse and various physical manifestations in life, the sources and radical cure methods of gynecological diseases, women's self-care, hair, facial features, skin, body and other beauty-related content, and is accompanied by a large number of examples. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Ten Lectures on Tongue Diagnosis By Zhang Jiancompleted Tongue diagnosis is a characteristic diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine and has great clinical value. The author is engaged in clinical work of traditional Chinese medicine and is good at popularizing science of traditional Chinese medicine. His personal self-media has great influence. The self-media tongue diagnosis series is deeply loved by the majority of traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts. Features of this book: It is not only clinically helpful to professional TCM practi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. One Sentence of Longevity Sutra Lu Shengyecompleted "One Sentence of Longevity Sutra" lists the health-preserving methods of 86 long-lived elderly people and summarizes their health-preserving methods. It introduces the methods and principles of longevity from seven aspects: living habits, exercise, dietary habits, mental recuperation, hobbies, doing good deeds, and having a peaceful mind. Understanding the longevity methods of these old people can give us inspiration. Readers can find the method that best suits them based on their actual situati —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. A Little Bit of Medicine Edited by Zeng Peijie; Chen Chuangtaocompleted This book takes Chinese medicine theory, methods, prescriptions and medicines as the main line. It tells the author's knowledge of Chinese medicine from his master and the spirit of recording the success of Chinese medicine every day. The author brings together what he has thought, learned, seen and heard during his studies, and uses the unique principles and methods of traditional Chinese medicine to connect them. He uses simple and popular words and popular expressions to introduce the profoun —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  22. New Selection of Medical Records of the Vulcan School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2Nd Edition) Zhang Cunti, Zhang Zeliangcompleted This book selects wonderful cases from famous Vulcan doctors, including Wu Peiheng, Zhu Weiju, Tang Buqi, Li Ke, Liu Minshu, Zeng Fumin, Li Jichang, Sun Bingyan, Xu Xiaopu, Chen Botan, Fu Wenlu, Zhuang Yan, Dai Yunbo, etc. These doctors are all very famous doctors with rich experience. There are many types of diseases selected in the book, with physicians as the unit, with brief introductions to the physicians, and cases as the purpose, with notes added as appropriate to help readers understand. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Classical Prescriptions Wang Fucompleted This book selects 301 pairs of medicinal prescriptions (i. E., The 223 first prescriptions in Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber). Based on the study of the meridian distribution of nature and taste, basic functions, main symptoms, main diseases, application guidance, medicinal source, and precautions of the first medicine of the pair, it instructs the study of commonly used medicinal dosages and Zhang Zhongjing's minimum and maximum dosages, and co —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  24. Prescriptions Li Ji, Editor-In-Chief Lian Jianweicompleted "Prescription Science" is a compulsory basic course for all majors in colleges and universities of traditional Chinese medicine. This book collects selected basic prescriptions, representative prescriptions and commonly used prescriptions, takes the idea of ​​syndrome differentiation and treatment as the core, and analyzes the syndrome and treatment mechanism. This book is divided into two parts: upper and lower. The last general introduction focuses on the origin and development of prescription —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhong Ganshengcompleted This textbook includes an introduction, appendices, monographs, and appendices. The general introduction systematically introduces the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, including the concepts of traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, the origin of traditional Chinese medicine and the development of traditional Chinese medicine. The performance of traditional Chinese medicine is the core of the general introduction. It mainly explains the concept of traditional —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. TCM Terminology Made Easy Niu Yanhui; Wang Yunnacompleted In accordance with the spirit of the "Outline of the Strategic Plan for the Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2016-2030)", in order to further popularize the basic theories and basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, the easy-to-understand "Commonly Used Traditional Chinese Medicine Terminology" was compiled to enhance the public's scientific awareness of traditional Chinese medicine and actively create a traditional Chinese medicine "ecological" environment of "loving tradit —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  27. Shuangqiao Luo's Bone Setting Russelllandcompleted With the purpose of inheriting and developing Luo's bone setting, this book systematically sorts out and summarizes Luo's bone setting based on a large number of documents and manuscripts of Luo Youming and Luo Jindian. This content is a true reflection of history and the essence of Luo's bone-setting techniques. Its publication will provide a unique reference book for cultivating orthopedic and traumatology talents in my country. This book is mainly for reference by primary orthopedics and trau —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. The Legend of Traditional Chinese Medicine Through the Ages Editor-In-Chief Liu Rongqicompleted The content of this book includes: medical history, allusions to herbal medicine, exploration of the origin of medicines, anecdotes of doctors, strange methods for treating diseases, medical ethics and medical reviews, and interesting stories about medical gardens. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  29. Dietary Instructions Jia Mingcompleted "Dietary Instructions" consists of eight volumes, divided into eight categories: water and fire, cereals, vegetables, fruits, flavors, fish, and poultry. It introduces the nature and taste, compatibility, taboos, opposites, and mutual killing relationships of 360 kinds of food, as well as the diseases and harm caused by overeating, and the morphological characteristics and detoxification methods of toxic foods. It is a health-preserving monograph that specializes in dietary taboos. —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  30. 1,000 Examples of Famous Doctors' Folk Prescriptions That Work Instantly Gao Leicompleted Folk remedies are derived from years of life experience and accumulation of knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. Some folk remedies are even difficult to explain clearly using modern medical theory or the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, but they are indeed effective. This is probably why folk remedies have endured for thousands of years! It is also the easiest way to obtain the health demands of modern people. "1,000 Instantly Effective Home Prescriptions from Famous Doctors" —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  31. 909 Taboos for Healthy Living Jingtaocompleted Do you have any of the following experiences: drink water when you feel thirsty, sober up with strong tea, smoke while drinking, boil eggs with boiling water, boil milk with sugar, eat fruits without peeling them, rinse mutton very tender, only eat vegetarian food for longevity, drink alcohol first before eating vegetables, go to bed with wet hair, take a "sleep" after morning exercise, and cook to save trouble. Wash pots, use indoor fragrances to remove odors, go to the shower after sweating pr —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  32. A Complete Collection of Massage for All Diseases Bao Ruwencompleted This book refers to a large number of relevant domestic literature, combined with the author's own clinical experience, and integrates various opinions. The book is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower parts: the first part briefly describes the operation of classic massage therapy so that readers can know its outline; the middle part focuses on recommending massage therapy for more than 70 distinctive and advantageous diseases, so that most readers can apply what they have learned; —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  33. Take Good Care of Your Legs and Feet. People with Good Legs Will Never Grow Old. Wang Miaocompleted Foot acupuncture points are the most effective natural medicine. They are the bridge connecting the feet and the upper body of the human body. They are also important parts that cannot be ignored in our health regimen. On human legs, Sanyinjiao and head reflection areas, kidney reflection areas, liver and gallbladder reflection areas, etc. Are gathered. There are many methods and techniques worth learning and remembering about leg maintenance. In the human body, legs and feet are components of t —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  34. Small Remedies to Cure All Diseases (Traditional Chinese Medicine Juexue Health Center) Editorial Board of "Traditional Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Center"completed Small folk remedies are effective in weight loss, beauty, sore and acne removal, hairdressing, fitness and health care, cold prevention, eye care, hemostasis, swelling, burns, frostbite, life health care, colds, coughs, tracheitis, asthma, blood, blood pressure, vascular diseases, etc. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Learn to Quickly Pick Acupuncture Points from Scratch Chen Feisong, Wen Yubocompleted This book explains the use of 412 special-effect acupoints on the human body in the form of clear comparison pictures of the human body. Even if you don't know anything about the meridian acupuncture points of traditional Chinese medicine, you can use them right away and quickly learn how to use them. The book's original 3-step massage method guides you to find acupuncture points in three seconds, quickly understand the effects, and eliminate stubborn diseases at your fingertips. With this book —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  36. Illustration of Precise Acupoint Selection in 3 Seconds (Classic Best-Selling Version) Wu Zhongchaocompleted This book is the revised version (3rd edition) of the published book "Illustrated Precise Acupoint Selection in 3 Seconds". It takes the 362 acupoints of the fourteen meridians of the human body and 46 extra-meridian acupoints as the main line. It introduces the precise positioning of each acupoint, rapid acupoint selection method, efficacy, massage and moxibustion methods with pictures and texts. At the same time, it also gives suggestions on the compatibility of acupuncture points for common d —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. Meridian and Acupuncture Point Shorthand Manual (Real-Life Full-Color Version) Duan Xuezhongcompleted "Meridians and Acupuncture Points Shorthand Manual (Realistic Full Color Version)" compiles the contents related to meridians and acupuncture points into rhymes, which are catchy and can be remembered for a long time once you are familiar with them. These songs include songs for meridians, songs for treating diseases, songs for shorthand acupoints, and songs for measuring acupoints. The words are concise. At the same time, it is equipped with a large number of colorful real-life pictures showing —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Detailed Explanation of the Latest National Standard Acupuncture Point Use (2Nd Edition) Sui Minghe, Liu Wenli Editor-In-Chiefcompleted Since the promulgation of the National Standard GB/T12346-2006 "Acupoint Names and Positioning" of the People's Republic of China, it has become an important reference for the compilation of subsequent acupuncture textbooks. However, its special "standard body" also brings certain difficulties to understanding and use. In response to this, combined with teaching and clinical practice, the "Latest National Standard Detailed Explanation of the Use of Acupuncture Points" was specially compiled. It —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  39. The Two Meridians of Ren and Du Increase Positive Energy Qi Fengjun Chief Editorcompleted This book is divided into nine chapters, and the main contents include: the origin of the health-preserving science of the Rendu and Du Meridians, the key points of health practitioners of past generations in opening up energy channels, the relationship between the Ren and Du Meridians and other meridians, and the basics of the Ren and Du Second Meridians in health-preserving science. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. 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) Du Wuxuncompleted 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 formati —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  41. The Days When I Was Studying Chinese Medicine in the Late Eastern Han Dynasty: Finding a New Way to Study Typhoid Fever Weng Xiaowei; Wang Tongtongcompleted 1. Content introduction This book was originally a series of articles on public accounts in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It tells the story of a girl who had just graduated from the Department of Mathematics at Fudan University and studied the theory of febrile diseases. The whole book is in the form of a diary, recording the questions and answers between master and disciple about the theory of febrile diseases. Through stories with different themes, the basic knowledge, medication, prescriptio —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. Illustration of Acupuncture Points Huang Yinlancompleted "Illustrated Acupuncture Essentials" is a book specifically describing acupuncture methods. Based on more than 30 years of acupuncture clinical practice and more than ten years of teaching experience, the author introduces the detailed acupoint methods of 361 meridian points and 33 extra-meridian odd points on the body from the perspective of body surface positioning landmarks and in accordance with the principle of bone size. This avoids the confusion of determining acupoints in clinical practi —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  43. Traditional Chinese Medicine Manual: Pulse Jue (Song Dynasty) Cui Jiayancompleted [The imperial physician of the Song Dynasty teaches you to feel your pulse and help yourself! "Pulse Jue" contains a health code that is better than a physical examination report! Cui Jiayan, the miracle doctor of the Song Dynasty who made Su Shi marvel that "taking the pulse is like solving a crime", wrote the "Ancient Family First Aid Manual" using 24 types of pulse conditions! This book contains three incredible operations: ✔️Must learn if you stay up late: Stop the liver immediately if you —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  44. The Complete Book of Chinese Medicinal Baths: Learn to Take Medicated Baths to Avoid Getting Sick Xu Junxia Chief Editorcompleted This book introduces the basic knowledge of medicated baths, including the development history of medicated baths, the mechanism of action and therapeutic efficacy of medicated baths, the classification and use of medicated baths, and related safety knowledge. Then it introduces medicinal baths with various functions. These medicinal bath methods include prescriptions for clearing away heat and detoxification, clearing away heat and dampness, dispersing wind-heat, diuresis and dampness, activati —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. Illustration of Soup Rhymes Chang Xuehuicompleted The pharmacy of our country is extensive and profound. Based on the ideas of learning, reference and dissemination, we compiled this "Illustrated Soup Song". This book mainly has the following features: on the basis of being loyal to the original work, it carefully compiles the difficult and difficult ancient texts to make the translation more concise, clear and easy to understand. The book uses 307 illustrations of medicinal prescriptions and 248 exquisite and realistic colorful hand-drawn pict —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Foshan Osteopathic Medical Records Collection Jiang Yongcompleted Foshan bone setting is one of the well-preserved trauma bone setting schools in China. This book uses documentary medical cases and a large number of pictures to show the modern style of bone setting in Foshan. Chapters 1, 2, and 3 of this book describe the creation and development of the Foshan Fourteen Methods of Bone-setting, TCM bone-setting techniques, TCM yin-yang theory, TCM orthopedic theory, and the organic combination with modern medical theory. They focus on the operation methods and —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  47. TCM Collection: Fu Qingzhu's Secret Recipe (Ming Dynasty) Fu Qingzhucompleted Fu Qingzhu was a Taoist thinker, calligrapher, and medical scientist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties; he held a master-level status in the history of traditional Chinese medicine. He was proficient in medical classics and was good at gynecology and internal and external medicine. He was known as the sage of medicine at that time. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  48. Theory of Blood Syndrome (Classic Works of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Clear Annotated Edition) Tang Rongchuancompleted "Treatise on Blood Syndrome" is a medical monograph written by Tang Rongchuan, a famous physician in the Qing Dynasty. It is my country's first monograph on the treatment of blood syndrome. It has profound academic foundation and extensive practical application, and has had a profound impact on the treatment and research of blood syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine. This book provides annotations for difficult terms in the book, and the text is organized to make it easier for readers to rea —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. It Is Better to Seek Medical Advice Than to Seek Help from Yourself. Spring Lin, Edited by Jiao Liangcompleted This book comprehensively introduces self-diagnosis, self-treatment methods and self-healing methods, teaching readers how to improve self-healing power, use self-healing power to prevent, resist and treat diseases, and become their own doctor. —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  50. A Quick Introduction to Self-Study of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Fifty Years of Experience in Practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine from an Old Folk Doctor Ren Kexingcompleted This book is based on fifty years of medical practice by an old folk traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. It starts with typhoid fever (i. E., All exogenous fever diseases), which is the most difficult thing to master in learning traditional Chinese medicine, and then lists common diseases in gynecology and pediatrics, providing a wealth of empirical information. It also points out a shortcut for diagnosis and treatment for later scholars. The clinical treatment of diseases is displayed in —Reads9.4Score—Shelves