Traditional Chinese Medicine generally refers to medicine based on traditional medicine created by the working people of the Han nationality in China, so it is also called Han Medicine. It is a discipline that studies human physiology, pathology, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine was born in primitive society. The theory of traditional Chinese medicine was basically formed during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and has been summarized and developed in subsequent dynasties. In addition, it has a profound impact on countries in the Chinese cultural circle, such as Japanese Kampo medicine, South Korean Korean medicine, Korean Koryo medicine, and Vietnamese Oriental medicine, all of which were developed based on traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine carries the experience and theoretical knowledge of the ancient Chinese people's struggle against diseases. It is a medicine that was gradually formed and developed through long-term medical practice under the guidance of ancient simple materialism and spontaneous dialectics. theoretical system. Traditional Chinese medicine is based on the theory of yin and yang and the five elements, and regards the human body as a unity of qi, form and spirit. Through the four diagnostic methods of "look, smell, ask, feel" and combine ginseng, it can explore the cause, nature and location of the disease, analyze the pathogenesis and the five internal organs in the human body. Changes in the six fu organs, meridians and joints, qi, blood and body fluids, judge the growth and decline of evil, and then get the name of the disease, summarize the syndrome type, and use the principles of syndrome differentiation and treatment to formulate treatments such as "sweating, vomiting, lowering, gentle, warming, clearing, tonic, and elimination" The method uses traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, massage, cupping, qigong, diet and other treatment methods to help the body achieve the harmony of yin and yang and recover.
The same is true for Western medicine. I believe that people who see this will not
doubt that "the human body is not actually made up of cells" and "bacteria and viruses do not actually exist in the world". Right
. There is no need to argue about "proven sciences" such as biology, microbiology, physiology, and anatomy. Countless scientists have already investigated them as early as their birth. The basic theories of Western medicine are correct and scientific. I don’t think there is any need to argue about this. What can be argued is nothing more than, "Even with scientific theories, whether the treatment methods of Western medicine are reasonable and feasible?" The pharmaceutical methods of Western medicine are theory-guided drug synthesis. Synthetic drugs undergo effect experiments, animal experiments verify drug efficacy and toxicology, and clinical experiments are solid. App is launched and tracked to obtain treatment feedback. Western medicine has always been within the control of theory. The method of traditional Chinese medicine is to use natural ingredients, natural herbs, animal and plant ingredients (animal bone, insect skin, etc.), natural minerals, etc. as "medicines", and use a large amount of experience to make "attributions", obtain pharmacology from facts and practices, and refine theories. . Of course we should keep it, this is something left by our ancestors.