I Can Hear the Voices of the Five Organs

These chapters are a bit touching. Around 16 or 17 years old, I suddenly started to suffer from insomnia. For several months, I could only doze haphazardly every day and could not sleep. I went to the hospital and was told about anxiety. I was prescribed mirtazapine, a medicine for depression, and a tranquilizer. I took a small dose and it worked. I was able to sleep. I took the anti-drug. The doctor asked me to increase the dose. Later, everything went wrong with me. I gained weight rapidly, my body swelled up like a balloon, my face became swollen, and I was so ugly that I didn't want to look in the mirror. I went for a checkup and found that my liver was damaged, but I still had to take medicine. If the injury continues, take medicine to protect the liver. If the injury continues, take medicine to protect the liver. The whole person is like an empty shell, his thinking has almost stopped, and his sense of time is gone. The liver was severely damaged, and the transaminases exceeded the standard many times. I can't remember the exact amount. The data at that time was quite exaggerated. A friend recommended that I go to Hangzhou to see a Chinese medicine doctor. After a few Chinese medicines, I slept much better. After about a month of conditioning, my liver returned to normal. I followed the Chinese medicine doctor's instructions and my body gradually recovered. I still can't forget how painful the withdrawal reaction was when I stopped taking mirtazapine, a double physical and mental torture. The aftereffects are still there today, and the sense of time is still blurred occasionally. My life was nearly ruined. I am very grateful to the traditional Chinese medicine doctors in Hangzhou, my friends, they saved me and I will always remember them.

I'm speechless at the beginning, it's too poisonous, almost all of them are Chinese medicine practitioners who deal with metaphysics, and there are many other errors and omissions in Chinese medicine, so don't be stereotyped. Don't think that Chinese medicine was developed in ancient times and is all feudal metaphysics! ! ! This has to remind me of the TV series Houlang

In fact, I want to say that you can talk about what is missing in the five internal organs, and you can also practice martial arts, create your own exercises, and adapt to the radiation after being stimulated by electric shocks, absorb radiation and practice, etc., As well as genetic modification methods. The electric eel gene controls electricity with one hand, and then controls the magnetic field. The electromagnetic force of the magnetic field rotates millions of times.

The most poisonous thing is to write a prescription, take the medicine, and then charge a few dollars. Who are you disgusting with? Why don't you pay for your traditional Chinese medicine?

Reflections after reading: Have your heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys ever sent you a signal of poor health? How do they work and how do they save you when you are in bad shape? When you can talk to them, will they praise you or blame you? ——And it all started from a small medical clinic. . Book title: I can talk to the five internal organs Author: Yan Jie Time: May 15th – to date Number of words b>: 140,000 (currently being serialized) Elements: daily life, system flow, medical care About the work: The protagonist who has a family tradition of traditional Chinese medicine goes to college, and cannot stand the hospital system and makes a bet with his grandfather to go to a traditional Chinese medicine clinic. Recommendation Index: 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑 Recommended Comments: ⭐️A more interesting and novel system flow, by anthropomorphizing the organs in the human body, communicating with people, and obtaining relevant information about the patient, thus establishing a feeling of omniscience in front of the patient, which is quite like the health cartoons of the past. ⭐️Daily popular science knowledge, through the internal reactions of the five internal organs and the patient's external performance, cleverly talk about some small knowledge about diet, work and rest habits, such as staying up late, eating cold food, losing weight, etc. ⭐️The author's writing style is acceptable, and the storyline is generally smooth without any lag. However, the author is a self-taught Chinese medicine practitioner, so he uses a writing method that combines some classics and metaphysics. The writing is relatively folk science, with some errors and omissions, but it is worth reading. Recommended people: ⭐️Newbies who don't know much about Chinese medicine but are somewhat interested can try reading it. ⭐️Some readers who have the habit of staying up late or have poor diet can be slightly aware of the problem while reading and become interested in reading. ⭐️(possible potential group of people), a real master of traditional Chinese medicine, is active in the chapter and provides answers to some readers who ask questions. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

Author, the book is a good book, but can you change the prices in it? I saw in chapter 32 that the protagonist gave the patient acupuncture for two hours and charged 110! Brother! Chinese medicine practitioners are not human beings! ? Time in Chinese medicine is not time, right? Two hours of acupuncture, holy shit, it's only 110! When I go out for a two-hour run, I can do more than this! TCMs are human beings too! Chinese medicine also has to make money! We offer one hour of service and one injection for the same price. Is this suitable for you? There are people who really like Chinese medicine and want to learn Chinese medicine, but when they see your price, they cancel it on the spot. Because the service fee is not as good as going to a bathhouse to give massages and cuppings, so the services of Chinese medicine are not as good as massages and cuppings? What a fool you are! ? The protagonist is human! Not a saint, right? If you simply stop asking for money, wouldn't it better reflect the great doctor's love? You don't know who you are criticizing when you write this.

When Chinese medicine and the so-called Chuanwu can only regain their face by cheating in novels, tsk

Since reading this book, I have stopped doing craft work for almost a month. I haven't had any late-night snacks anymore. I always fall asleep at midnight. Every time I think about doing something wrong, I feel like my internal organs are scolding me. I'm so angry that I can't even live 🙂

Very toxic, a lot of rumors and prejudice

It's quite unique, fully booked + monthly pass. I would like to make some personal suggestions: 1. I hope you don't forcefully set up a crooked-mouthed dragon king-style plot to pretend to be a cup and slap in the face, which is inconsistent with the style of the book. 2. Don't go too deep into the part about "Yi" as it is now, as it is easy to get criticized. 3. Be careful with the emotional scenes. Nowadays, book friends would rather watch the monk series than be fed the defense.