A Doctor Who Transmigrates Between Two Eras
穿越两个时代的医生
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- Urban
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- Urban Superpowers
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Top-Notch Medical Novels: White Coats and Miraculous Healing
Inspect, listen, inquire, and palpate to diagnose the body's imbalances. Examine scans and test results to find the precise source of the illness. Medicine has countless paths, but they all lead back to a compassionate heart.
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Is it some kind of joke to bring the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine from 1959 back to 2023 to make a fortune?
Both those who support and those who oppose will come to scold you, right?
People who say that Chinese medicine is a liar must have mental problems and prejudices. In ancient times, when the West was still using enemas and bloodletting to treat diseases, Chinese medicine practice became a system. However, there is no standard answer for Chinese medicine to treat diseases. It requires more than ten years of accumulation to become a master. In modern society, Everything is based on money. Even after graduating from Western medicine in 4 years, I don't know anything. I can only prescribe medicine based on symptoms and read the drug instructions. Western medicine will get commissions for prescribing medicines and getting commissions for examinations. As long as the examination is done correctly and the symptoms can be relieved by taking medicine, Western medicine is so happy. On the other hand, Chinese medicine is too difficult. Without a certain level of understanding, it only takes a long time to accumulate experience. There is not much money to be made (when you are not famous). Ordinary people have no access to powerful old Chinese medicine practitioners. They all work as health care doctors or private doctors. If Chinese medicine is really ineffective, will the country recommend it?🤫🤫🤫
The Japanese spent 4.7 Billion to acquire traditional Chinese medicine companies in 23 years. There are still a group of people in China who don't know what the situation is (we can't say for sure that they took the money, maybe they are just stupid?) Who are desperately calling for the abolition of traditional Chinese medicine. Is it because the Japanese are stupid and have too much money?
I can't stand this so-called Hong Kong Pu. I am a listener. Although I can understand what it means, it sounds weird in Mandarin. Open the Cantonese voice pack, and your other texts will be in Mandarin. It feels really bad.
The post I commented on was actually deleted! I reiterate it here! Without Chinese medicine, your ancestors would be dead, and so would you!
Since Chinese medicine is so powerful, why can't Chinese medicine do double-blind experiments?
Since Chinese medicine is so powerful, why can't Chinese medicine do double-blind experiments?
None of the vigorous prescription prescriptions back then offered a single good thing. Is there any knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine worth bringing over?
After reading Chapter 17, I feel that the biggest problem is not whether there is medical treatment or not. The main character is so stupid. He is asking questions everywhere. How come he has no sense of prevention at all when he is new here?
Modern medicine is just modern medicine and there is a bracket called Western medicine? Nowadays, modern medicine is modern medicine. What is Chinese and Western medicine?