Doctor to the left, patient to the right

Author: Zeng Zhifeng
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: In 2007, Huacheng Publishing House launched thising follow-up to "The Human Body User's Manual." Written by Lin Haifeng, the founder of holistic natural therapy and author of the bestseller "A Healthy Life," this book is highly recommended. For the first time, Chinese scientists reveal the truth about chronic diseases, and new breakthroughs in gene nutritionology will make chronic diseases history. Life presents many choices: to the left, perhaps a gloomy sky; to the right, perhaps a field of hope. For chronic diseases, there is no magic cure. Medications can only control symptoms to a certain extent but are not the life-saving lifeline people need to regain health. Disease control does not equal health. Doctors excel at managing symptoms, but if you expect them to make you healthy, that's asking too much. Health is in your hands—no one else can give it to you but you. Many people suffer from diseases not because they lack skilled doctors or health information, but because they fail to make the right choices and systematically follow a complete health plan. The MSC plan is the most suitable health care program for Chinese habits. Health doesn’t have to be complicated! Even slight changes in diet and sleep habits can yield surprising results.
M Plan: A dietary health care plan for three meals a day—teaches you how to gain health through meals.
S Plan: A restful night’s sleep—sleep your way to health.
C Plan: A regular full-body detoxification and cleansing program—cleans toxins from your body.
Now, more and more people are overcoming sub-health and chronic diseases by adhering to the MSC health plan and enjoying a healthy life. Doctor Left, Patient Right is preface by Lou Yanli, Vice Chairman of the Liaoning Provincial Trade Union. Lou, one of the beneficiaries of this method, deepened her understanding of health and life while practicing it. Her preface details her journey and recovery experience.
Doctor Left, Patient Right consists of three main parts: Part One: Philosophy, Part Two: Gene Nutritionology, and Part Three: Recovery from Common Chronic Diseases. Additionally, the appendix includes excerpts from recovery cases.
The Philosophy section primarily explores three mindsets for patients, common misconceptions about diseases, and the root causes of chronic conditions that fail to improve. It corrects past wrong health beliefs and establishes new ones.
The Gene Nutritionology section introduces the gene nutrition theory, explains the new disease model, analyzes factors affecting health, and details their mechanisms and principles in the human body. It proposes five principles for achieving health and presents the MSC health plan as a practical method for daily care.
The Chronic Disease Recovery section interprets common chronic diseases like hypertension, diabetes, gout, and hepatitis from a new perspective. Each disease is explained in seven parts: [Clinical Overview], [Pathological Phenomena], [Pathological Analysis], [New Perspective], [Recovery Suggestions], [Recovery Predictions], and [Cases], giving readers a comprehensive understanding of the conditions they care about.
Make the right choice + Systematically follow a health plan = Health. You can achieve this with the MSC health plan.
When sick, who is responsible—your doctor or yourself? Patients and doctors must clearly define their roles in disease recovery. There is no miracle doctor in this world who can give you health; it must be earned by you. People place their hopes on doctors because they often underestimate their body’s wisdom and overestimate medicine’s role in maintaining health.
The human body is an incredibly precise system. With sufficient nutritional support, it can mobilize cells and organs throughout the body to fight, defend, clear waste, produce, maintain communication, and repair damaged tissues. It’s like a powerful nation constantly eliminating threats to maximize its interests.
The human immune system can produce billions of antibodies and immune cells, meaning the body has billions of weapons. Yet, the number of harmful microorganisms discovered so far is only in the tens of millions. How could the immune system fail to combat these viruses? With enough support and time, the human body can recover from almost any disease.