Heal the world, the effective prescription

Author: Anonymous (Qing Dynasty)
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Publishing Date: July 1, 1997
Features: A miraculous and effective prescription for healing the world, with the author's identity unknown. The book is divided into 32 sections, approximately 90,000 words in length, and is rich in content, covering all medical disciplines. Each section begins with a general introduction, discussing the causes, mechanisms, and symptoms of diseases, followed by discussions on diagnostic methods, treatment principles, and indications. At the end of each section, there is a supplementary discussion. The author skillfully integrates the main academic thoughts of medical scholars such as the Neijing, Qianjin, Jin Gui, and Hejian into the treatment principles, and elaborates on their meanings. The book draws from the strengths of various schools of thought, formulating its own prescriptions or combining them with ancient famous formulas and folk remedies. Often, after the main prescriptions, it provides modifications based on symptom variations, detailing the processing and preparation of each prescription. Additionally, it shares clinical insights in some formulas. Medical theories are often presented in the form of songs and rhymes, making the explanations clear and easy to understand. Thus, in the hands of a physician, it aids in differential diagnosis and treatment, while patients can rely on the formulas for self-treatment. Even in areas with limited access to medicine, it can save lives in emergencies.