I Open a Clinic in New York
我在纽约开医馆
- Status
- Completed
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- 587k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I'm so sorry, this is just a mindless, simplistic novel with absolutely no connection to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). There aren't many TCM books out there, so please don't use the term "TCM" and cause misunderstandings. Regardless, it's all my fault, and I bow in apology to the author.
In the United States, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners are not considered physicians but rather herbal consultants. Chinese herbs are not used to treat diseases; they are only used as nutritional supplements or functional foods. TCM can only be taken as a nutritional supplement and is not permitted for intramuscular injection or intravenous infusion. No reputable hospital has a TCM department.
I saw some comments saying it's a "beginner's story" and has nothing to do with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)... How does it have to be related to TCM? Does it mean giving everyone a basic introduction to TCM before treating the illness?
I just laughed when I heard it could cure diabetes.
I feel the author is either a critic of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) or writing a fantasy novel under the guise of TCM. Everything is cured in a week – rheumatism, stroke, completely cured in a week! Some diseases in the story are immune system disorders that are impossible to cure with just one treatment. And what about a removed meniscus?
I saw the protagonist say his heart is red. Why would he go to America? He could stay in China, fixing screws and contributing to the country.
Eligibility requirements for becoming a licensed Chinese medicine and acupuncture practitioner in the United States (NCCAOM). 1. Applicants graduating from a recognized ACAOM-accredited Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) educational institution in the United States must meet the following requirements: 2. The minimum study period is three years, with 1905 hours or 105 credits.
Don't write about foreign countries praising China, and don't even mention any country. No matter how well you praise them, it's useless; they might even censor your posts if you mention returning to China.
Before chapter 10, there were seven female students; after chapter 10, only three remained. The author is awesome, easily taking in four!
I've read the book; it's a good read, without as many problems as mentioned in the book review section. It's just that you guys at Scarlet Reading...