Give three simple examples
First, in the air, what proportion is oxygen and what proportion is nitrogen?
Second, is the stool excreted?
Third, does the kidney belong to the reproductive system?
Come again,
Do you want to know:
Bald? How to treat it?
Are Chinese people still deficient in iodine?
How to choose vaccines for children?
How did Lin Daiyu die?
Is pediatric massage an IQ tax?
What kind of man should you break up with immediately?
What are the first-level carcinogens in the kitchen?
Is frequent yawning a sign of stroke?
Did the ancients really not have leukemia?
Doesn't eating porridge nourish your stomach?
Are probiotics an IQ tax?
Will those big eaters on Douyin develop acute pancreatitis?
Is Cao Cao's migraine caused by heart disease?
Do I need to bring a physical examination report to the appointment?
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Please note that some content may break your inherent knowledge...
Based on these, I was thinking that the book I wrote must be controversial. For example, do you believe in traditional Chinese medicine or modern medicine?
This is a conflict of faith.
Half of the people in China believe in traditional Chinese medicine.
I am not a medical major and am writing while studying, so it is impossible to popularize very cutting-edge and modern medical arguments. I am more interested in popularizing some intermediate and advanced life science common sense.
Purpose: To popularize some intermediate and advanced life science knowledge through stories.