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Extraction code: v5s4 Title: Wisdom of not getting sick 4
Author: Luan Jiaqin
Douban score: 6.9
Publishing House: Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House
Year of publication: 2009- 1
Page count: 2 10
Content introduction:
Wisdom before illness 4: The external treatment of internal diseases in the Book of Changes is the eleventh in the series of "Traditional Chinese Medicine for Health Preservation". It is another self-care work dedicated to the public by Luan Jiaqin, a Chinese medicine doctor who is "in contact with doctors", following the wisdom of not getting sick 2 and the wisdom of not getting sick 3-the way of keeping in good health in the Classic of Medicine. In the book, she combines the principle of "seeking for the same spirit" in the Book of Changes with the external treatment of internal diseases in traditional Chinese medicine, and combines her years of medical practice to create a unique set of external treatment methods for internal diseases in the Book of Changes.
The wisdom of not getting sick in Yijing 4: external treatment of internal diseases presents you:
1. 146 originated from the theory of Yijing, Huangdi Neijing, External Treatment and the unique external treatment method of Yi Yi doctor Luan Jiaqin's clinical practice for many years, which can be widely used to prevent and treat various common diseases at home.
Two, eight big drugs meridian tropism health care method, just one medicine and one acupoint can take good care of your brain, spleen, stomach, heart, kidney, gallbladder, lung and liver, and make you healthy from the inside out.
About the author:
Luan Jiaqin, pen name Yiyi, Shi Yi, Ge. Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine) studied Chinese medicine under the famous acupuncture predecessor Professor Zhuang. Popular health books have been published, such as Wisdom without Disease 2 and Wisdom without Disease 3- I Ching.
On the basis of familiarizing himself with medical classics such as Huangdi Neijing and Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Dr. Luan deeply studied the Book of Changes, deeply understood the wonderful principle of homology and communication between doctors and patients, and applied the great medical wisdom contained in these ancient classics, which have been circulated for thousands of years, to the practice of health care and clinical treatment. Dr. Luan can combine the great wisdom of heaven and man to seek the same spirit, five movements and six gases in these ancient classics.
Dr. Luan's wish is enough to make "seeking with the same spirit" become the public's health password and let the world gain "the wisdom of not getting sick".