Zhang Zhongjing's 50 Herbs and Syndromes (2nd Edition)

Author: Huang Huang
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Medication indications () are the evidence and criteria for using medicine in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), representing the crystallization of thousands of years of TCM medication experience. This book, through a comparative analysis of relevant passages from the Treatise on Cold Damage (《》) and the Essential Prescriptions from the Golden Cabinet (《]), combined with the author's clinical experience, explores the clinical indications of 50 herbs used by the renowned Han Dynasty physician Zhang Zhongjing. It reveals the organic connections between diseases and syndromes, prescriptions, and herbs, as well as the patterns of medication. Open the book to study, explore the profound, and master the essence of medication indications. The book features a novel approach, practical and concise content, and is closely aligned with clinical practice. It is suitable for clinical doctors, faculty and students of TCM universities, TCM researchers, and TCM enthusiasts for learning and reference. Medication indications () are the evidence and criteria for using medicine in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), representing the crystallization of thousands of years of TCM medication experience. This book, through a comparative analysis of relevant passages from the Treatise on Cold Damage (《》) and the Essential Prescriptions from the Golden Cabinet (《']), combined with the author's clinical experience, explores the clinical indications of 50 herbs used by the renowned Han Dynasty physician Zhang Zhongjing. It reveals the organic connections between diseases and syndromes, prescriptions, and herbs, as well as the patterns of medication. Open the book to study, explore the profound, and master the essence of medication indications. The book features a novel approach, practical and concise content, and is closely aligned with clinical practice. It is suitable for clinical doctors, faculty and students of TCM universities, TCM researchers, and TCM enthusiasts for learning and reference.