Dialogue between Xu Wenbing and Liang Dong on Huangdi Neijing: Different Methods and Appropriate Prescriptions (Chapters 7 and 8)

The seventh chapter is 1, and Chinese medicine pays attention to "five movements and six qi". What is "five innings"? As we said before, it is the movement and change of the five elements of qi between heaven and earth, namely wood, fire, earth, gold and water. These five movements are controlled by heavenly stems. There are ten days of work: A, B, C, D, E, G, G, Xin, people and ghosts. What is six qi? Six Qi refers to wind, cold, heat, dampness, dryness and fire. Its impact on the climate in the first half of the year is different from that in the second half. These six qi are related to the earthly branches, namely, Zi, Ugliness, Yin, Mao, Chen, Si, Wu, Wei, Shen, You, Xu and Hai. The earthly branches are divided into two groups. A group of six years, every two years.

Chapter 7, Option 2: Why do you say "cause may not have fruit"? Because of the lack of "fate", only "cause" and "fate" can be produced.

Traditional Chinese medicine is different from western medicine. It does not care about your "cause", but about the "fate" of the internal system of the body. In other words, if your internal system is well protected, first, you won't get sick; Second, even if you are sick, your body can quickly kill the virus and return to normal.

Chapter 7, Selection 3: I (Xu Wenbing) particularly emphasized that there are "four things not to eat": don't drink green tea, it's too cold; Eat less fruit, it's too wet; Don't drink milk, it's cold and wet; Don't eat cold drinks either, it's too cold.

Chapter 8 Choose 4 What is a disease? "Love" is just budding. When the patient's illness is just sentimental, you should master it. If the "disease" continues to develop, it will form a "disease potential" and slowly develop in a bad direction. In the end, it is hard to recover, called "dying." If God is gone, say he is "sick".