Thousand Family Wonderful Methods - (Part 1)

Author: Li Wenliang
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Publish Date: 1982-07-01
Features: Qian Jia Miao Fang is the result of joint effort by thousands of people. The book contains nearly 1,100 TCM prescriptions, collected from nearly 600 medical experts or institutions across 30 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions in China (including Taiwan Province). Most of these experts are renowned TCM practitioners from various parts of the country, and a significant portion are professors or associate professors. The content of this book represents a part of their valuable experience. The majority of these prescriptions were provided in their own handwriting, while the rest were carefully selected from their published medical case studies or articles in medical journals in recent years. The prescriptions in Qian Jia Miao Fang can basically be divided into three forms: first, modifications and adaptations of ancient formulas, which constitute the majority; second, retaining the original composition of ancient formulas but with unique dosage adjustments; third, self-prescribed formulas by the experts. The general characteristic of these prescriptions is their ideal effectiveness in treating certain conditions. The book is rich in content and easy to understand, making it suitable not only as a reference for medical and healthcare professionals at all levels but also for readers and users with junior high school or above education levels. Qian Jia Miao Fang is the result of joint effort by thousands of people. The book contains nearly 1,100 TCM prescriptions, collected from nearly 600 medical experts or institutions across 30 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions in China (including Taiwan Province). Most of these experts are renowned TCM practitioners from various parts of the country, and a significant portion are professors or associate professors. The content of this book represents a part of their valuable experience. The majority of these prescriptions were provided in their own handwriting, while the rest were carefully selected from their published medical case studies or articles in medical journals in recent years. The prescriptions in Qian Jia Miao Fang can basically be divided into three forms: first, modifications and adaptations of ancient formulas, which constitute the majority; second, retaining the original composition of ancient formulas but with unique dosage adjustments; third, self-prescribed formulas by the experts. The general characteristic of these prescriptions is their ideal effectiveness in treating certain conditions. The book is rich in content and easy to understand, making it suitable not only as a reference for medical and healthcare professionals at all levels but also for readers and users with junior high school or above education levels.