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Password: sat0 title: open the black box of disease 2
Author: Luan Jiaqin
Douban score: 7.5
Publishing House: China Traditional Chinese Medicine Publishing House
Publication year: April 2009
Page count: 220
Content introduction:
Opening the Black Box of Disease: Prescribing with the Book of Changes is a disgusting work by Dr. Luan Jiaqin, the author of the best-selling books of health science, Wisdom of Not Being Sick (2, 3 and 4) and Opening the Black Box of Disease. In the book, the mainstream and traditional Chinese medicine theories are placed in the dialogue environment of Yijing and Huangdi Neijing for investigation and reflection, which establishes a brand-new coordinate system for Chinese medicine practice.
Starting from the ancient time medicine in China, this book leads readers into the secluded world of time medicine explored by the author. It is not only full of fun, but also full of philosophical thoughts. More importantly, it speculates the clinical tradition of traditional Chinese medicine. For both doctors and patients, "prescribing is prescribing time" is an ideological revolution with strong pain.
About the author:
Luan Jiaqin, pen name Yiyi, asked master yiguang. Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine) studied Chinese medicine under the famous acupuncture predecessor Professor Zhuang. He has published books on public health and specialties such as Wisdom of Not Being Sick 2, 3 and 4 and Opening the Black Box of Disease.
Dr. Luan abandoned teaching to attack medicine because of illness of his family, and became the first batch of non-medical doctors of traditional Chinese medicine in China. On the basis of familiarizing himself with medical classics such as Huangdi Neijing and Compendium of Materia Medica, Dr. Luan deeply studied Yijing and deeply realized the wonderful principle of homologous communication between doctors and patients. In the practice of health care and clinical disease elimination, the traditional meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the essence of prescriptions, the unity of man and nature, the five movements and six qi, etc. are closely combined, and the causes are carefully traced, and then the causes are solved from the source according to the different physical conditions of individuals. The results are often surprising, profound and lasting.