Seahorse -- Getting Closer to Traditional Chinese Medicine

Author: Li Xiaoping, Zhang Bin, Hou Shiliang
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Do you know seahorses? Have you seen them in movies like Finding Nemo or other ocean exploration works? You must have been attracted by this "little cutie" that looks like a horse but is not a horse, and like a fish but is not a fish! Perhaps you didn't know, this "little cutie" is a traditional Chinese medicine with miraculous healing effects! Seahorses have the functions of tonifying the kidneys, invigorating yang, promoting blood circulation, and removing blood stasis. The tiny seahorses can solve big problems for men and satisfy people's desire to delay aging. In the past, only the wealthy and noble could enjoy seahorses, but now they have entered the homes of ordinary people. How to use seahorses reasonably? How to scientifically raise seahorses? For this, we have written this popular science book, introducing seahorses in plain and easy-to-understand language, systematically covering their names, varieties, ecological characteristics, commercial specifications, medicinal properties, ingredients, pharmacology, medical and dietary applications for health preservation, and artificial breeding methods. We have also provided detailed introductions to the concerns people have about the use of seahorses. Come, open this book, and you will have a different kind of!
Seahorses have the functions of tonifying the kidneys, invigorating yang, promoting blood circulation, and removing blood stasis. The tiny seahorses can solve big problems for men and satisfy people's desire to delay aging. In the past, only the wealthy and noble could enjoy seahorses, but now they have entered the homes of ordinary people. How can seahorses be used scientifically and reasonably? How can seahorses be raised scientifically? Come, open this book, and you will have a different kind of!