Old village woman joke

Most of the people who look for village women's "magic doctors" are elderly people, and they all have some senile diseases that can't be cured for a long time. Most of them are in the mood of giving it a try and joining in the fun. You don't have to pay anyway. For young people, this thing is basically unbelievable. Judging from the circulated video, banners were hung on the wall, and people lined up for medical treatment one after another, all the way to the gate, with a total of one or two hundred people. Seeing this situation, are we beginning to doubt ourselves?

First, the village woman "doctor" is in Lanling County. The name of the village woman in Zhucheng Qiancun, Lanling County, Linyi City is Fu Mouying. Judging from her serious illness, people really think that she has some ancestral stunts. According to an insider, she doesn't need injections, medicine or acupuncture to see a doctor. She can cure all diseases by touching her hand. The key is that she still doesn't collect money. Why don't the masses come? Every day, hundreds of people "see a doctor", and people waiting for medical treatment are discharged from her house into the street, which is very lively. Netizens with good things uploaded this "grand occasion" to the Internet, causing heated discussion.

There is such a "magic doctor" in Linyi, which the local people didn't know until it became popular on the Internet. The local government organized market supervision, and the police went to "condolence" and gave her a "certificate of commendation"-a criminal detention certificate. Because she was suspected of fraud, she was put in a detention center, and the doctor could not find her.

Second, "Hua Tuo"-nonsense is a "magic doctor", and we can't ignore one person-Hu. His story is a joke that is hard to make people laugh. He is much better at seeing a doctor than Fu Mouying, a woman in Linyi Village. He never uses a pulse, stethoscope or X-ray to see a doctor. The patient here is not finished, and the medicine over there has been taken. Hu has only one medicine: mirabilite. No matter what the disease is, a handful of mirabilite can solve it. Glauber's salt is used as a laxative in traditional Chinese medicine, and the dosage of ordinary people does not exceed 10g, while Hu is used in large quantities, claiming to cure cancer and liver disease, resulting in many deaths.

How did Hu become a "great doctor" and a "contemporary Huatuo"? In his early years, Hu studied a little Chinese medicine. When serving his sentence in Xinjiang prison, he tried his best to show his medical skills and won a good reputation. 1995 after someone wrote an article entitled "The Myth Created by a Prisoner" in the International Qigong Newspaper, a news organization issued a press release to the whole country. Hu, who was still in prison, suddenly became famous. Wan Li, a patient, went all the way to Hu Prison Farm in Hejing County, Xinjiang for medical treatment. Various social forces have attached themselves to Hu, and Hu's "imperial doctor" has died.

1In July 1997, he opened Hu Hospital in Taiyuan and killed more than 20 people. About 1997 1 1 month, Zhong Nanshan Hospital in Taiyigong Town, Chang 'an County, Shaanxi Province opened, attracting 654.38+ten thousand people to make a pilgrimage, resulting in 146 lives. After that, Shaanxi police dispatched thousands of police officers to ban the hospital. In September 2000, Hu was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment 15 years for illegal medical practice.

After he was released from prison, Hu returned to his original job. Yun, a 22-year-old college student, died after taking Hu Kai's mirabilite. 20 1 1654381October 9, sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment 15 years for illegal medical practice and fined 200,000 yuan. 201February 1 1, Hu upheld the original judgment in the second instance.

? Third, how did the "imperial doctor" become a "god"? Before Hu, there were "imperial doctors", and after Hu, there were countless, but in different forms. Nowadays, "imperial doctors" are often called "health masters". How did these "magic doctors" who had never received formal medical education or even qualified to practice medicine suddenly become "magic doctors" with wonderful hands to rejuvenate?

1. How did they become popular? The police did not disclose how the village women in Linyi became "popular". Judging from the success of other "imperial doctors", there was no lack of clever hype and publicity in the early stage. Driven by interests, some people with ulterior motives package up the "magic doctor", then spend money to give lectures in the media or other platforms to expand their influence, and then find ways to promote drugs, products, books and so on. And get more profits from it. Village women have never been on TV, so it is estimated that they also pay people to give lectures and brag about it everywhere.

2. Without exception, "imperial doctors" are all under the guise of "Chinese medicine". People who don't study the pulse condition and knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine have no idea what it is. Liars use ordinary people's lack of relevant knowledge and judgment to brag about medicine and health therapy. Some ordinary people blindly follow and listen to the "imperial doctor" remarks, forming a wave.

The true faces of these "magic doctors" are all businessmen. Linyi village girl doesn't accept money, but she never refuses gifts from others, and her daily income is much higher than her labor income. The identity of other "imperial doctors" businessmen is only more secretive, giving lectures in front and selling products in the back. Some are recommending books. It seems that the price of 100 yuan is not high, and the accumulated sand is also a hill.

4. Now the "imperial doctor" knows the law better. Linyi village girl is a fool, but she is ignorant of law. This blatant behavior does not constitute the crime of illegal medical practice, but also the crime of fraud. She doesn't know how to avoid others. Those "masters" of health care know how to study the law and how to avoid the supervision of the administrative department. If the products they often sell are ordinary foods, there is no problem in terms of production and packaging, but they brag about ordinary foods as medicines and emphasize their functions. Even if it is caught by the market supervision department, it can only be fined, and it will not involve imprisonment.

Conclusion: These "magic doctors" will continue to emerge. I don't know if you have ever met this kind of "magic doctor". If you know, please tell me. I may get paranoid, thinking about getting rich every day, and let the "imperial doctor" see how I treat this disease.