Traditional Chinese Medicine health preservation

Author: Zhang Xuezi, Zheng Cui'e, Qian Qiuhai
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book has the following characteristics:
First, it is comprehensive in content, covering both theories and principles of health preservation as well as clinical methods, along with key points for disease prevention and rehabilitation. It also pays attention to incorporating the latest achievements in modern medicine related to health preservation.
Second, it presents innovative perspectives, advocating the principle of preventing illness before it occurs, preventing deterioration once illness has set in, and preventing recurrence after recovery, integrating treatment with health preservation. It promotes comprehensive health preservation ideas such as prioritizing vital energy, emphasizing prevention, adopting a holistic approach, tailoring health preservation to individual conditions, and conserving sexual energy.
Third, it is scientific and practical. The health preservation principles and methods proposed in this book are the culmination of long-term clinical experience summarized by generations of medical practitioners and the practical insights of the authors over many years. They have been proven effective, making the book both scientific and practical.
In summary, this book is rich in content and features practicality and innovation. It serves as a valuable reference for healthcare professionals, students and faculty of medical and health institutions, as well as the readers interested in health preservation and wellness.