Clinical Common Hundred Herbs Explained

Author: Yu Hong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts: General Introduction and Specific Sections. The General Introduction briefly outlines the academic characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) during different historical periods, the origins and collection of TCM, the purposes and methods of processing TCM, the theoretical understanding of TCM properties, the compatibility of herbs and contraindications, as well as dosage and usage. The Specific Sections provide detailed introductions for over 100 herbs, covering their origins, synonyms, sources, places of origin, collection and processing methods, properties, primary applications, compatibility with other herbs, comparative identification, dosage and usage, usage precautions, adverse reactions, modern research, modern applications, and discussions from various scholars.