Merchant and doctor

Chapter 2451 Vegetable Roll Snack
Since ancient times, when traditional Chinese medicine practitioners treat patients, there are some patients who cannot be directly touched. There are many taboos in this profession that have been passed down from ancient times!
Based on what Nie Yawen just said, it seems to fall into one of those categories.

Nie Yawen appears to be carefree and always speaks in a blunt and unrestrained tone, but given her family background, how simple could she possibly be?

After all, she is Nie Yixiong's direct granddaughter, and her grasp of the most essential medical principles is only superior to Bian Mu's. Moreover, there are at least ten experts in the Nie family's medical school who have reached the profound level of medical skills, so it's not Bian Mu's place to show off.

Since Nie Yawen sounded so nonchalant, I didn't dare to be so talkative.

Using the process of elimination, Bian Mu initially determined that the old lady's troubles were mostly due to a problem with the radius of her "heart listening" ability. The so-called "heart listening" is an old concept in traditional Chinese medicine, and in the past two years, doctors from academic backgrounds have hardly mentioned this type of diagnostic standard.

For most ordinary wage earners, hearing is simply the physical perception of the ear; as long as they can hear clearly, that's enough, and other aspects are generally not involved.

Some people are different. They are strong-willed, intelligent, and shrewd. As they age, their hearing often becomes more "internalized," a kind of sensory connection. Hearing, vision, brainpower, and heartpower communicate briefly at certain times. In literary terms, this is called "synesthesia." To put it simply, some extremely clever people can even distinguish colors through "mental hearing," and they are almost always right.

The resulting physical and mental discomfort cannot be strictly considered a disease, and it is never included in the Western medical diagnostic catalog.

however……

The patient genuinely felt that life was meaningless, and couldn't muster any energy for anything. Over time, his eyes became dull, his sense of sleep became dulled, and he gradually lost his sense of taste. When they could no longer fully perceive the colorful, flavorful, and diverse world around them as before, their sense of fulfillment in life naturally plummeted, which was indeed quite distressing!

Currently, the "digital medicine" school explains this kind of illness that is not quite a disease as follows: the human body's magnetic field resistance to interference weakens, the energy release and absorption functions partially atrophy, and the information processing ability becomes dulled... With Bian Mu's current pulse diagnosis technique, he can find out all of these things with just one touch.

The best treatment option right now is electroacupuncture!
Bian Mu didn't want to cause trouble for no reason. Besides, he didn't want to cause trouble for San Qiangzi, so as to save him the trouble of searching around for highly targeted birds and artificially setting up a small scheme to gradually adjust the patient's "heart hearing" radius to the standard of an ordinary person.

Sometimes, playing dumb is quite necessary.

After thinking for a while, Bian Mu habitually used his right hand to reach behind his head and cover his left ear with a light but firm touch.

Listen attentively...

After a while, I covered my right ear with my left hand and listened attentively again...

Thankfully, the self-test results are pretty good.

Bian Mu sees all sorts of difficult and complicated cases every day. Over time, his sense of touch, vision, judgment, hearing, and other perceptions are being greatly enhanced. As a master of medicine, this is originally a good thing. However, if this continues, Bian Mu's perception of nature and society will become extremely sharp. On the contrary, it will give back a kind of professional "backlash" in a highly dulled way. If it gets out of balance, Bian Mu will eventually suffer from it.

This can be considered a variant of "passing on illness qi".

In Bian Mu's view, Zhao Xicheng's uncle, Director Yuan, had probably suffered a similar loss back then, and no matter how he tried to recuperate, he didn't get much improvement. He gradually understood this from the annotations on the secret book he found in the sofa armrest.

We must heed the lessons of the past!

……

The next day at noon, just after getting off work, Bian Mu stood at the entrance of the clinic and swung his arms for a while, feeling much more relaxed in his back. He glanced up and saw Gu Yuefeng hurrying towards him.

"You've got some free time today! Haven't eaten yet, have you?" Chong Gu Yuefeng waved, and Bian Mu stepped forward to greet him.

Bian Mu had always felt a bit guilty towards Gu Yuefeng, having given him a "roller coaster" ride. He really didn't know how Gu Yuefeng explained it to his fellow clinic owners on the street afterwards.

These past two years have been tough for everyone.

"No! I figured you should be off work by now, so how about we find somewhere to eat some vegetarian food?"

"Alright! What's wrong? Have you been eating too much oily food lately?" As he spoke, Bian Mu invited Gu Yuefeng into the hall to rest for a while so he could go upstairs to change his clothes.

"It's just a bit of a false sense of well-being."

Chatting and laughing, the two entered the lobby on the first floor.

……

Gu Yuefeng found a local snack shop on the street and said that he usually comes here to change his appetite when he doesn't have much of an appetite. The vegetarian rolls are a Northeastern style, with white flour as the wrapper and fresh seasonal vegetables as the filling. They are made into small rolls that look like snacks. They are first lightly fried in oil and then steamed in a special large iron pot with a very strong heat. They can be served in just a few minutes.

Rice wine, sliced ​​vegetarian aspic, home-style tofu... This was Bian Mu's first time eating this kind of vegetarian food, and it was surprisingly delicious!
"I've never heard them mention this place before, but it's so exquisite! It's delicious! Why does it seem like there aren't many customers?" As she spoke, Bian Mu looked around a few times.

"It's a bit pricey! They didn't do a good job with market positioning. I heard the young couple used to teach at a school, but after the school merged, they weren't very successful at the new school, so they simply rented a place here through relatives and opened this small shop. I asked them before, and they've been making quite a bit of money quietly all year round!"

"Really? It seems quite suitable as a medicinal dish for us, but the filling inside needs to be readjusted."

"Really? I'm fairly familiar with the male boss, should I mention it?" Gu Yuefeng's eyes lit up.

"No way! It's too much work, and you won't get any credit for it."

"Really? That's true. Sometimes, even when you have good intentions, you end up attracting criticism afterward. It's like you're just wasting your time..." Gu Yuefeng sounded somewhat indignant at the end.

"I'm sorry! That was actually my fault. I didn't do enough research beforehand, and I'm sorry to have troubled you! By the way, I heard that Secretary-General Cai has temporarily suspended our training course for a while? Nobody said anything, right?"

"We almost got into a fight. Before, because of your influence, we could come and go freely, and you even served us good tea. But later... sigh! Why did they do that, right? Never mind, let's not talk about that. By the way, I heard that Doctor Dian and his colleagues have obtained your secret teachings. I'm here today hoping to read them. I wonder if you could do me the honor?"

Upon hearing this, Bian Mu was taken aback.

"The news leaked really fast... really!" Bian Mu didn't react for a moment and was somewhat unhappy.