I Can Hear the Voices of the Five Organs
我能对话五脏
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- Urban Life
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These chapters have resonated with me. Around 2016 or 2017, I suddenly started experiencing insomnia, which lasted for several months. I could only manage hazy, persistent naps, unable to fall asleep. I went to the hospital, where I was diagnosed with anxiety and prescribed mirtazapine, a medication for depression and a sedative. I took a small dose, which worked; I could sleep.
The beginning was speechless; it was too harsh. It was almost entirely about metaphysical aspects of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), along with many other errors and omissions. Don't have stereotypes! Don't assume that because TCM originated in ancient times, it's all feudal metaphysics! This reminds me of the TV series "The Next Generation."
What I really want to say is that it can communicate with the five internal organs to replenish what is lacking, and it can also be used for martial arts training, creating one's own techniques, adapting to electric shocks and radiation, absorbing radiation for cultivation, and genetic modification methods. One could use the electric eel gene to control electricity, and then control magnetic fields, generating millions of horsepower with electromagnetic force.
The thing is, they prescribe medicine, fill it out, and then charge a few dollars. Who are they trying to disgust? Do you think your family's traditional Chinese medicine is free?
[New Book Excerpt]: What is it like to have a dialogue with a patient's internal organs?
**Reading Notes** Have your heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys ever sent you signals that your body is not in good condition? How do they work and save you when you're in a bad situation? When you can talk to them, will they praise you or complain about you? —And it all started with a small clinic. Book Title: I Can Talk to My Internal Organs Author: Yan Jie **Timeframe:** May 15 – present
Author, the book is good, but could you please change the prices in it? I read up to chapter 32, where the protagonist gives a patient acupuncture for two hours and charges 110! Dude! Are TCM practitioners not human?! Don't they take time?! Two hours of acupuncture, and they only charge 110! I could run around outside for two hours and earn more than that!
When traditional Chinese medicine and so-called traditional martial arts can only regain their dignity through supernatural abilities in novels, tsk tsk.
Since reading this book, I've given up cooking almost a month ago, and I haven't eaten late-night snacks either. I always go to bed at midnight. Every time I think about relapsing, I feel like my internal organs are cursing me, and my heart is screaming that I shouldn't live anymore. 🙂
Highly poisonous, many rumors and prejudices
Just typing out some comments out of boredom
It's quite unique; I've already subscribed to the full book and bought a monthly pass. I have a few personal suggestions: 1. Please avoid forcing in a "crooked-mouthed dragon king" style of self-aggrandizement and face-slapping scenes; it doesn't fit the book's style. 2. Don't delve too deeply into the sections related to the *I Ching*, as it's currently in place; it's likely to attract criticism.