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Chapter 36 Postscript: Integrating Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine is the Golden Jade of Health Care

Therefore, only by understanding the physiology and pathology of Zangxiang in traditional Chinese medicine, the mutual generation and mutual restraint of the five elements and yin and yang, can we truly prevent diseases before they occur, instead of treating them after they have been diagnosed.Just like the anatomy of western medicine, it allows you to clearly see how the function of the spleen to promote clearing up food is how to eat food into the stomach, how it is digested and absorbed; how the heart circulates blood, and how it stagnates Coronary heart disease is caused by blockage there; let you clearly understand the abnormality of the lung's function of ventilating and descending, which will produce a lot of phlegm in the trachea, which will cause cough and asthma.To be more clear, the difference between Chinese medicine and Western medicine is that one is tangible and the other is intangible. Disease prevention and treatment are exactly the same, and they all have the same effect, just like Fritillaria expectorant and penicillin sterilization, all for the purpose of curing Same as bronchitis.

I am a physician who combines traditional Chinese and Western medicine. The conclusion I have drawn from these years of clinical experience is: as long as it can cure the disease, whether it is traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, it is a good doctor.Some patients said that Western medicine treats the symptoms, while Chinese medicine treats the root cause.To give the most common example, as far as oral ulcers are concerned, Western medicine diagnoses them as vitamin deficiency, and vitamin supplements are used to treat the symptoms; Chinese medicine diagnoses both qi and yin deficiency, and inflammation of the fire caused by deficiency. , one for the symptoms and one for the root cause can cure the disease.Then I want to ask, why don't we treat both the symptoms and the root causes?While using Taizishen to treat the root cause, vitamin B2 is added to treat the symptoms. It takes a month to take vitamin B2 to treat ulcers. , cure the disease, why not do it?Therefore, the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine is the best way to treat diseases and maintain health by learning from others' strengths and making up for one's own weaknesses.

During the period of the Republic of China, Zhang Xichun wrote "Medical Hearts of Chinese and Western Medicine", which is the earliest and best work on the integration of Chinese and Western medicine.The one that impresses me the most is gypsum aspirin soup. Drink the aspirin and drink a cup of gypsum soup while it is hot when you are sweating.Mr. Zhang Xichun is a well-known doctor of his generation, with superb medical skills and benevolent conduct. At that time, Chinese medicine and Western medicine were incompatible.Mr. Zhang Xichun has a famous saying in the treatment of diseases in his life: "In the case of a disease that is difficult to treat, the prescriptions that have been tried and tried are not effective. The treatment method is self-made, and it is effective, and it is effective when used repeatedly!" Mr. Zhang Xichun is a master who combines Chinese and Western medicine.

Now it is exactly the opposite of the period of the Republic of China. It turned out that Chinese medicine prospered and Western medicine declined.Now that Chinese medicine is declining and Western medicine is flourishing, if we can combine Chinese and Western medicine on the basis of advocating Chinese medicine like Zhang Xichun's predecessors, then health care, health preservation, and disease treatment can truly be used by you and me, and benefit the world.The last sentence is: "Although the way of medicine is small, the wish to help the world and the living is great." Whether it is Chinese medicine or Western medicine, no matter what method, as long as it can cure the disease, it is a health method!
Beijing Yangming Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic

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