Formula Precise Application Song within a Song

Author: Du Jiancheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is compiled according to the principle of classifying prescriptions by methods. The selected prescriptions are all clinically common and well-known formulas. Among them, the principal formulas are the most representative formulas in this category, totaling 200, and the supplementary formulas are commonly used formulas with similar functions, totaling 106, making a total of 306 formulas. The author meticulously arranged the song-style titles for each chapter's formulas, making them easy to learn and use, enabling readers to better grasp the content of the formulas as a whole. This book is a specialized guide for practical application in the study of prescription medicine. The main body of the book follows the principle of classifying prescriptions by methods, dividing the selected prescriptions into categories such as exterior-relieving formulas, purgative formulas, harmonizing formulas, etc., totaling twenty chapters. The appendix supplements the diagnostic methods of tongue and pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine with song-style rules. The selected prescriptions in this book are all clinically common and well-known formulas: the principal formulas are the most representative formulas in this category, totaling 200; the supplementary formulas are commonly used formulas with similar functions, totaling 106, making a total of 306 formulas. [Main Body]
Prescription Songs: Includes song-style rules for principal formulas, but not for supplementary formulas.
Prescription Explanations: Focuses on clarifying the appropriate combination of herbs and the principles of formula composition.
Clinical Applications: The essence of the book. Concise and to the point, close to clinical practice, guiding readers through complex situations.
Remarks: Cites classical texts, extends and expands, fully demonstrating the profound and extensive nature of TCM's syndrome differentiation and treatment. [Appendix]
Correct diagnosis is the prerequisite for syndrome differentiation and treatment. The song-style rules for tongue and pulse diagnosis are easy to read and highly practical. Overall, from the song-style rules for beginners in prescription medicine to the remarks on clinical applications, the book progresses systematically with clear logic, meeting the needs of learners at all stages and levels in TCM. It is truly a distinctive, easy-to-learn, and practical reference book for prescription medicine.