Even the hot pot has launched a "healthy hot pot that doesn't get angry after eating". These publicity not only attracted people's attention, but also attracted people's wallets.
"getting angry" is just a Chinese medicine saying. Why is this statement so deeply rooted in the hearts of the people? What exactly is "getting angry"?
Phenomenon: "Fire decay" is popular.
On April 20th, in a hot pot restaurant on Yousheng North Road in Zhengzhou City, the waiter was introducing a kind of "healthy hot pot" to the diners: "A cool Chinese herbal medicine is added to the bottom of the hot pot, which will not get angry even if you eat it every day." The waiter's words aroused the interest of the lady present: "Let's try this hot pot."
On the same day, when the reporter was shopping in a supermarket located in Jingsan Road, Zhengzhou City, a promoter who promoted a brand of infant formula also used the brand's milk powder as a selling point.
In the supermarket, an aunt who is buying chrysanthemum crystal told reporters that chrysanthemum crystal can be "fire" and is a must-have thing at home all year round. Spring, summer, autumn and winter, it seems that there is no season for "fire decay", and the weather in spring and autumn is dry and needs "fire decay"; The temperature is high in summer and needs to be "extinguished"; Home heating will also "fail" in winter.
Around us, all kinds of products with the function of "reducing fire" are dazzling, from herbal tea of merchants to homemade mung bean soup, all of which can "reduce fire". Once many people have symptoms such as aphtha, acne on their faces, constipation and sore throat, they often think that they are "getting angry" and will take some "fire-reducing" drugs such as Niuhuang Jiedu tablets and Shuanghuanglian.
"Getting angry" is a popular saying.
"Getting angry is a concept of Chinese medicine." Niu Xueen, chief physician of the Department of Gastroenterology, Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that this is also a popular saying of ordinary people.
Cui, deputy director of the Third Affiliated Hospital of Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said: "Getting angry is a popular saying among the people. Traditional Chinese medicine generally does not say this, and there are many technical terms. It is generally believed that the specific manifestations of "getting angry" are generally in the head and face, but this is not the case. Chinese medicine believes that the human body is an organic whole, such as poor sleep and red eyes, which may be "heart fire"; Irritability, love to lose your temper, may be "angry"; Cough with bloody phlegm may be "lung fire."
Why is the concept of "getting angry" so popular in China? Niu Xueen analyzed that this may be related to the theories put forward by several famous doctors in ancient China. Cui Shuke also analyzed that the concept of "getting angry" is so widely accepted by everyone, probably because "getting angry" is a very common pathological phenomenon. Many people classify aphtha, acne on the face, constipation and sore throat as "getting angry".
Most "fire" products have gone to "real fire"
Real fire can be divided into virtual fire and real fire. The balance of yin and yang in normal human body, "excess fire" means that "yin" is normal and "yang" is excessive; "Deficiency fire" means that "Yang" is normal and "Yin" is less, indicating that "Yang" is excessive. "Said NiuXueEn.
"If there is a symptom of' getting angry', there are symptoms such as weakness and fatigue in the waist and knees, which may be a' virtual fire'." Cui said:
"Most of the' fire-decaying' products on the market are both bitter and cold. These products are effective for "real fire", but they will only be more and more defeated for "virtual fire". Excessive use of bitter cold medicine may also hurt the yang. There may be no obvious discomfort in the human body at that time, but long-term use is bound to cause harm to the body. " Niu Xueen said.
"Even if it is a real fire, different' fires' use different medicines. One medicine can't put out all the fires. " Cui Shuke said that Daochi Powder and Huanglian Shangqing Pill can be used for "heart fire", Niuhuang Jiedu Pill can be used for "stomach fire or lung fire", and Longdan Xiegan Pill is used for "liver fire" ... If it is used indiscriminately, it will naturally not work unless it is symptomatic. Therefore, both experts suggested that if you feel "getting angry", you'd better find a Chinese medicine doctor to diagnose and then prescribe the right medicine.