Effective Formulas for Spleen and Stomach Diseases - 300 Recipes

Author: Hao Jianxin, Ke Yuan, Editors-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2001-02-23
Features: Gastrointestinal diseases (primarily referring to modern medical digestive system disorders) are a type of disease with high incidence and significant harm to human health. In recent years, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and integrated Chinese and Western medicine clinicians across the country have conducted extensive and in-depth research and observation to seek effective treatment measures for gastrointestinal diseases, achieving many encouraging results and providing numerous proven prescriptions and methods for clinical treatment. Therefore, systematically summarizing and compiling these effective treatment measures to provide a wealth of reference information for clinical, scientific research, and teaching personnel as well as patients is clearly a highly meaningful endeavor. Under this guiding principle, the editors reviewed a large volume of journal materials, carefully selected the essential content, and compiled this book.
1. This book systematically summarizes and compiles effective prescriptions and methods for treating common and frequent digestive system diseases using TCM or integrated Chinese and Western medicine approaches in China. The selected content strives to highlight its scientific rigor, advanced nature, and practicality, reflecting the latest research findings and cutting-edge developments in the clinical treatment of digestive system disorders. Its content offers strong practical reference value.
2. The book includes over 300 effective and proven prescriptions and methods. The content is sourced from publicly accessible professional journals and magazines at the provincial or higher levels in China, with a focus on proven prescriptions and single formulas from journals and magazines over the past 10-15 years. Generally, the selected prescriptions and methods require clinical verification with more than 30 cases. However, some distinctive and highly effective prescriptions with fewer than 30 cases are included, as well as a few special cases with rare proven methods, with the aim of inspiring new ideas.
3. This book adopts a method where diseases serve as the framework and prescriptions as the objectives, detailing them item by item. This approach highlights clarity, logical organization, and comprehensive content, making it more suitable for clinical needs.