Practical Folk Experience Convenient Guide

Author: Ye Rende et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Targeting economically underdeveloped regions in China, particularly rural areas, where people fear illness, leading to a vicious cycle of poverty caused by illness and illness caused by poverty. Grassroots hospitals often use widely available, low-cost, and highly effective folk remedies for treatment, hence the compilation of this book, dedicated to grassroots hospitals and. The book is divided into General Principles and Specific Cases. The General Principles introduce the essential basic knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine necessary for dialectical application of formulas, concise and precise. The Specific Cases introduce 687 folk remedies organized by disease. The book is edited by clinical physicians and experts in formulae. The formulas are rigorously selected based on effectiveness, safety, ease of availability, and low cost. Each formula includes composition, efficacy, indications, usage, interpretation, and precautions, integrating theory, method, formula, and medicine into an organic whole. An index of formulas is appended at the end for easy reference.