Brief Introduction of Shenshi Shen Zhu Decoction
Shenshi Shen Zhu Decoction is a traditional Chinese medicine prescription, which mainly contains Morinda officinalis, Cistanche deserticola, Radix Rehmanniae Preparata, Rhizoma Dioscoreae, Poria, Eucommiae Cortex, Radix Angelicae Sinensis, Radix Cyathulae, etc. It has the effects of invigorating kidney and essence, and is mainly used to treat lumbago due to kidney deficiency, impotence, nocturnal emission, dizziness, insomnia and amnesia.
Secondly, Shenshi Shen Zhu Decoction is suitable for people.
For people with kidney yin deficiency, long-term use of drugs that warm kidney and help yang may be effective for a while, and eventually there will be side effects, which is equivalent to adding fuel to the fire and is not beneficial to the condition. People with kidney yin deficiency need to nourish yin and tonify kidney. Therefore, the Yang Sheng decoction for nourishing yin and tonifying kidney above is only suitable for people with kidney yin deficiency, and people with kidney yang deficiency had better not eat it.
Chinese medicine believes that people with yin deficiency should eat more tonic foods, foods that are cool and moist, produce fluid and nourish yin, fresh fruits and vegetables or foods with high cellulose and vitamins, and foods rich in high quality protein. Yin deficiency constitution should eat food that nourishes yin and nourishes fluid and moistens dryness.
Avoid spicy and irritating foods, warm and fragrant foods, fried and fried items, foods with too high calories and too much fat and carbohydrates.
Several points of the origin of traditional Chinese medicine
First, Huangdi Neijing
Huangdi Neijing is one of the important classics of Chinese medicine, which is considered as the basis and theoretical basis for the development of Chinese medicine. This classic is said to be a dialogue between the Yellow Emperor and his descendants, and records many medical theories and treatments, such as the theory of yin and yang and the five elements, the theory of meridians, acupuncture, herbs and so on.
Second, look, smell, ask and cut four diagnoses.
Traditional Chinese medicine uses observation, hearing, questioning and pulse to diagnose diseases. These four diagnostic methods are the basis of TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment, emphasizing the comprehensive observation and judgment of the overall situation of patients.
Third, experience accumulation and inheritance.
The development of traditional Chinese medicine comes from the experience accumulation and inheritance practice of generations of doctors. Through repeated trials and summaries, Chinese medicine has gradually discovered many effective treatments and passed them down from generation to generation.
Fourthly, the integration of Taoism and medicine.
The origin of TCM is closely related to Taoist philosophy. China's ancient Taoist thought emphasized the harmonious coexistence between man and nature, and advocated conforming to nature and the way of heaven and earth. This thought has had an important impact on the development of Chinese medicine, which believes that the human body is a whole that is interrelated with the universe and heaven and earth.