Liu the Imperial Physician said that all medicines have three parts poison.

Author: Liu Hongzhang, Liu Hu wrote
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Publish Date: 2007-02-09
Features: Many chronic diseases are caused by patients themselves, so we must use "seven parts of nurturing" to overcome life misconceptions. However, we cannot rely solely on dietary therapy, physical therapy, and psychological therapy to overcome severe illnesses, which means we must supplement with medication. But since medication lacks selectivity, using any drug may lead to drug-induced diseases. Therefore, we must learn how to choose medication to prevent poisoning. "All medicine is" (one-third poison), because medicine is not as essential as air, water, or food for human survival—it is only used to combat diseases. In this book, we will point out that the so-called "treasure trove of traditional Chinese medicine" is actually a (general store). According to the (Tайи black list) classification, traditional Chinese medicine is divided into six categories: acute toxic drugs, chronic toxic drugs, non-pharmacological drugs, debilitating drugs, similar drugs, and usable drugs. Therefore, the actual traditional Chinese medicine that can be used for patients is very limited. Thus, everyone must remember the principle "Injuring stomach Qi is called poison" to prevent drug poisoning, rather than waiting for liver and kidney damage to occur and then crying out about drug poisoning. Based on the principle that "all medicine is," we repeatedly emphasize the concept of "seven parts of nurturing, three parts of treatment," including dietary therapy, nurturing hunger, and cautious medication. You may agree with this method of preventing and treating diseases. If you stop using medicine indiscriminately in the future, your health and longevity will no longer be a problem.