At which moments did you feel the charm of traditional Chinese medicine?

The charm of traditional Chinese medicine is that it helps the human body restore balance and repair itself. Traditional Chinese medicine is open, and Chinese culture is good at absorbing foreign culture and then chewing and digesting it to become its own culture. Broad, profound and eclectic. The most representative one is the Tang Dynasty era in my country. The culture of the Tang Dynasty was of this spirit. The same goes for the traditional Chinese medicine of the Tang Dynasty. It could learn from each other's strengths and offset its weaknesses, but it did not rely on the cultural systems of other countries. Now some people have ulterior motives in promoting that traditional Chinese medicine is not effective without Western medicine. The disease cannot be cured. If you have diabetes, you have to take hypoglycemic drugs and insulin. In fact, this makes no sense, why? Because before the advent of Western medicine, Chinese medicine has been treating diabetes for thousands of years. Therefore, traditional Chinese medicine does not rely on other cultural systems. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that "nature and man are one" and that humans, society, nature, and even all things in the universe are inseparable. Man and the universe are in the same system, one big and one small, and cannot be separated. We cannot regard man as a machine, and it is impossible to talk only about individual people without the influence of the social environment, natural environment and the entire universe on man. Yes, if you take out the human heart and only study the heart without studying the liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys, it will not work, because the five internal organs are a system. If you break away from the "five elements" system and mistakenly separate and study one organ, you Nothing is gained because it is wrong. Human beings are in a state of balance under natural conditions and have the ability to balance and repair themselves. Once there is a deviation, you must first repair and balance yourself. But when the body's self-repair and self-balance capabilities are exceeded by a combination of internal, external, and internal factors, it is said to be sick. Chinese medicine at this time is to find the root cause of the disease and restore the human body to balance as soon as possible. Let’s talk about high blood pressure. Western medicine can lower your blood pressure. What does Western medicine rely on? You rely on chemicals to suppress it. You cannot stop taking the medicine. If you stop taking the medicine for a day, the blood pressure will go up. Why does it go up as soon as you stop? Your body has not restored its balance. It is because Western medicine has broken another balance. Traditional Chinese medicine does not fight or suppress. Rather, it helps you regain balance and repair yourself.

I remember when I was a kid, in the second grade of junior high school, I think I had a serious illness when I was about fourteen years old. I had a hard thing as big as a peach on my chin. The pain was getting worse day by day. , I didn’t know what the disease was. I went to the hospital and the doctor said that I needed to undergo surgery. My family didn’t dare to let me do the surgery for fear that it would leave scars. Later, I heard someone said that there was an old Chinese doctor who lived not far away and was good at treating this disease. I had difficult and complicated diseases, so my mother took me everywhere to inquire about the residence of this old Chinese medicine doctor. Finally, Huang Tian paid his dues and found out for us. My mother bought some gifts and took me to the old Chinese medicine doctor’s home. The old Chinese medicine doctor was about the age of I was in my 50s or 60s, and my family was not rich. I had a smile on my face and made people feel very kind. The old Chinese medicine doctor touched the lump on my chin with his hand and asked my mother to go back and crush salt and duck dung and apply it on my chin. However, after returning home, my mother actually found some salt and duck dung. Although the smell was not very good, it was much more comfortable to apply on it. The lump was still very painful the next day, so my mother took me to the old hospital again. At the home of a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, this time he gave us some cockroaches and asked us to apply them with rice. I was thinking that cockroaches could be used as medicine. It was so scary. Is it like fighting poison with poison? But the next day, the swollen area was healed by menstruation. Most of the time, I didn’t expect that cockroaches are also a medicine, and the effect is so immediate, but I still have to apply it the next day. Maybe it’s because the house is relatively clean. At that time, there were no cockroaches in the house. But in order to cure my disease, my grandma took I searched throughout our village, asked from door to door, rummaged through other people's cupboards, and even went to neighboring villages to look for them. Finally, I collected enough numbers to cure my disease. Now that I think about it, I am very grateful for my help. Mom and grandma, if it weren't for them, I wouldn't have recovered so quickly. I'm also very grateful to the old Chinese medicine doctor, because his superb medical skills prevented me from getting that knife and gave me a new perspective on Chinese medicine. , Chinese medicine believes that everything in the world is medicine, which feeds and inhibits each other. Any insignificant creature in this world has great uses when used elsewhere.

Now I am very interested in traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine is a broad and profound knowledge. It contains the wisdom of the Chinese people. Maybe it is because of the illness I had when I was a child. I have read a lot of books about traditional Chinese medicine and I feel that I have benefited a lot. Shallow, traditional Chinese medicine advocates the harmony of yin and yang, nourishing yang in spring and summer, and nourishing yin in autumn and winter. It’s just that my qualifications are shallow and I only have a superficial understanding, but I will always follow it as an interest! May everyone be in good health!