Miraculous remedy for healing the world

Author: (Qing) Bo Heting
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Shenxian Jishi Liangfang, collected by (Qing) Bo Heting and others, published in Shanxi (Yangqu) Taiyuan in the second year of the Jiaqing era (1797). The entire book consists of 127 entries on symptoms and prescriptions, totaling approximately 100,000 words. It is categorized into: Shanghan (Cold Damage), Wenbing (Warm Disease), Zhabing Zhinan (Guide to Miscellaneous Diseases), Clinical Disciplines, Falls and Injuries, Emergency First Aid, Qigong Guiding, and Health Preservation. It also includes illustrations of 20 deities. These deities were ancient renowned physicians who "sought nothing but to prescribe medicine for others" and thus concealed their real names, using the names of various deities instead, to record their life-saving experiences in writing to rescue the people. The prescriptions collected in the book are steady, appropriate, concise, and often innovative, with diagnostic and treatment methods that are highly effective. Therefore, with this book in hand, physicians can prescribe medicine according to the formulas, patients can rely on the formulas for self-treatment, and even in places with scarce medical resources, it can save lives in emergencies.