Merchant and doctor

Chapter 2196 Leakage Theory

More than two thousand years ago, the sages of traditional Chinese medicine realized that many biological natural cycles in the human body have always maintained a certain connection with all things in the universe. By studying and simulating certain evolutions of all things in the universe, the great masters of traditional Chinese medicine summarized many different theories of traditional Chinese medicine.

Modern science has summarized this kind of thinking as the interaction between three major elements: mass, information, and force field (or, more generally, magnetic field). These elements are interdependent, interact with each other, and transform into one another in a continuous and endless cycle.

Two thousand years ago, scientific understanding was far from what it is today. However, some exceptionally talented medical masters still managed to discover some highly similar new medical explanations, including the theory of "infiltration".

Bian Mu's "Digital Medicine" school of medicine is built upon several academic pillars, among which there is a crucial theory: the logical connections between humans and nature, the internal and external parts of the body, and various organs—regardless of size or internal or external—must be complete. If the understanding is inadequate, it is better to mark it as a "hypothesis" or a "blank space." It is absolutely unacceptable to engage in vague, ambiguous, mysterious, or ethereal practices—that kind of self-deceptive trick.

While conducting meticulous medical research in private, Bian Mu gradually realized that the "infiltration" theory was actually very convincing. However, the ancient medical sages had limited knowledge, and the theories they obtained were relatively fragmented and unsystematic.

Nowadays, Bian Mu further clarifies this traditional Chinese medicine concept as "penetration".

Scientific observations and research have proven that the phenomenon of "energy funnels" exists everywhere in the universe. In recent decades, a large number of scientists have collected a considerable amount of empirical evidence of the microscopic material world through their hard work. When Su Linwen occasionally encounters similar interesting new academic interpretations at work, she will casually send some relevant information to Bian Mu's email. After Bian Mu fully digests it, he will cleverly and relatively objectively transform it into the concept of new traditional Chinese medicine. Then, he will go back to those fragments left over from thousands of years ago and spend a lot of energy to "connect" them bit by bit, filling in as many logical nodes as possible.

In this regard, Bian Mu has actually joined the ranks of the great masters of traditional Chinese medicine. At present, he is just suffering from a lack of clinical experience, a lack of a suitable academic assistant, and a serious lack of funds. He is completely unable to set up even a small-scale modern TCM laboratory. As a second choice, he can set up an even smaller-scale academic research studio!

Initially, Bian Mu's first target was Liao Jinsheng.

It was later discovered that Dr. Liao valued promotions, job advancements, and the continuous improvement of his personal and family life the most. Once academic discussions were involved, within half an hour, Dr. Liao would unknowingly "slide" into the mundane aspects of academic paper publication and ranking.

Furthermore, with Huikang Hospital currently facing a shortage of qualified personnel and even the possibility of bankruptcy and restructuring, Dr. Liao naturally had no interest in pure academic research whatsoever.

Subsequently, Bian Mu discovered that Dr. Gong was intelligent and quick-witted, and could make great progress with just a little guidance. Bian Mu then intended to form an academic research group with her, and take some time out of their busy schedules to discuss the latest academic interpretations of traditional Chinese medicine. Before long, Bian Mu found that each discussion was almost one-sided, and it had become a "one-man show" where he was giving a lecture!
Dr. Gong came from a very ordinary family. Her life's ambition was always focused on becoming rich after starting her own business. She was very worldly and had little interest in purely academic things.

Disappointing!

Later, Bian Mu ran into Dian Shuhua on the street. He was overjoyed, thinking that he had finally met an academic confidant and that they could really help each other in the future. However, recently, Bian Mu realized that although Dian Shuhua was a good person, his academic background was rather weak. Despite Dr. Dian’s usual hard work, he could never discuss more profound and difficult academic problems with Bian Mu. Most of the time, it was similar to Dr. Gong’s situation. Dian Shuhua was more used to being a loyal listener in front of Bian Mu.

Bian Mu was once again greatly disappointed.

Fortunately, Dian Shuhua has the talent to back it up, and given time, he will surely grow into one of my most capable academic assistants.

Even today, when it comes to academic problems that are relatively profound and difficult to solve, Bian Mu is still at the low level of his older brother, who is just hopping around on one leg.

However, because Bian Mu has always insisted on keeping academic research closely in line with clinical practice, he has made some achievements in academic research to this day! The pathological "leakage" theory has always been a key research topic for Bian Mu. Today, he suddenly encountered two special patients at almost the same time. Instantly, Bian Mu's understanding of academic topics such as pathological "leakage" has been raised by half a level.

The proprietress who was whispering a few words to Mr. Meng not far away was practically from a different planet compared to Professor Mi.

however……

The illnesses they both contracted were positively correlated with pathological "leakage".

The proprietress's condition may not be that serious; perhaps it's just the tail end of a disability.

At first glance, it seems quite normal for Professor Mi to experience some tinnitus and blurred vision at her age, given her advanced age. Moreover, the old lady has been quite troubled lately. Relevant departments have been hesitant to formally meet with her due to her contributions to the local medical field, but her formal retirement is already a done deal and cannot be changed.

For a moment, the old lady was a little anxious and agitated, but what's wrong with that? It's only human nature!
Bian Mu doesn't see it that way. For a career-driven woman like Professor Mi, the tinnitus and blurred vision caused by the long-term combination of various unfavorable factors is definitely not a trivial matter!
For a moment, Bian Mu felt a little uneasy.

"Master! I'm sorry to have troubled you!" Before anyone knew it, the proprietress, accompanied by Mr. Meng, was already standing in front of the table.

"You're too kind! Please have a seat! Hehe... I've become the host here, please!" Realizing that she had somewhat misspoke, Bian Mu smiled and politely replied.

After exchanging pleasantries, Bian Mu first took the proprietress's pulse to check her health.

……

The pulse image lingered in Bian Mu's mind for a long time, and Bian Mu gradually realized that there were some things he had not considered thoroughly.

"I initially thought she and Teacher Yu could be roughly categorized together, but now it seems... the situation is far more troublesome than we anticipated!" Bian Mu thought to himself.

"Does your son usually like to argue with you?" Bian Mu suddenly asked this question.

Upon hearing this, both the proprietress and Mr. Meng were taken aback.

"Indeed... the child is still young, and we couldn't control him for a while. He's quite willful. Maybe he'll change his temperament when he grows up a bit?" The proprietress still loved her son at home, and her words sounded rather nonchalant.

With a faint smile, Bian Mu remained silent for a moment, neither confirming nor denying.