Chinese Medicine Disease Prediction Science

Author: Yang Li
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is dedicated to the countless hardworking medical professionals, as well as the billions of fellow citizens who are constantly busy with their jobs and neglect their own health in various industries. The core content of the book is the prediction of diseases, and prodromes, or early signs, are the prerequisite for disease prediction. Prodigy signs are the early signals of diseases. Mastering the patterns of prodigy signs is of great significance for the early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases. This book focuses on the prediction of diseases based on the latent stage before acute attacks (including the ultra-early stage, i.e., the prodigy sign stage), opening up a new field for syndrome differentiation and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and holding great value for the development of TCM. It also emphasizes early interception treatment to eradicate the soil that breeds latent signs of acute diseases, holding profound strategic significance in both preventive and therapeutic medicine. The book explores the patterns of prodigy signs for various diseases through theoretical analysis and clinical practice, filling the gaps in the field of TCM disease prediction. The arguments in the book are exquisite, and the data is rich. Not only does it offer extraordinary insights into TCM theory, but it also provides rare clinical experience, particularly in the proposals and empirical formulas for interception treatment, which are unique and one of the main values of the book. In addition to incorporating the author's original insights, the book particularly compiles the essence of historical predictions, making it a comprehensive collection of ancient and modern disease prediction. Professor Yang Li, the author, is a renowned TCM scholar with over three decades of medical research experience, possessing a high level of TCM theory and innovative clinical thinking. He is also diligent in writing, and this book is his latest work following the reprints of The I Ching and TCM and TCM's Theory of Qi and Luck. The book has been deeply favored by readers and has won numerous awards, including national-level honors, and is highly acclaimed. This book is a high-level medical treatise with excellent content and distinctive features. Whether for medical practitioners, patients, or those who seek prevention, it offers profound insights and is a rare reference combining TCM theory with clinical practice.