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Chapter 181

Yang Xuan further elaborated: "In ancient times, the boundary between Taoist medicine and traditional Chinese medicine was not as clear as it is today. Many medical skills and treatment methods circulated freely between the two systems."

"The practice of Taoist medicine often focuses more on the inner harmony between nature and humans, and the balance between the spiritual and material worlds. This coincides with the goal of holistic physical and mental health pursued by modern medicine."

"For example, the Taoist concept of 'qi' is similar to the concepts of energy metabolism and life vitality in modern medicine."

"The 'Daoyin Technique' in Taoist medicine is similar to modern physical therapy and exercise therapy, which uses specific gymnastics and breathing exercises to adjust body functions and strengthen physical fitness."

"If we can draw inspiration from Taoist medicine and combine it with the scientific verification and technical means of modern medicine, we may be able to find some new applications for traditional therapies or develop completely new treatment methods."

“For example, we can use modern audio technology to simulate the specific frequencies of five-tone therapy and combine it with psychological knowledge to design more effective music therapy programs.”

After hearing this, the veteran Chinese doctors had different expressions, some were surprised, some were thoughtful, and some were expectant.

They began to realize that the treasure trove of traditional medicine was far deeper than they had imagined, and the concept of "integration of Taoism and medicine" proposed by Yang Xuan undoubtedly opened a door to an unknown area.

"Young friend Yang Xuan, you have opened up a new world for us."

An old Chinese medicine practitioner said with emotion, "Although the practice of Taoist medicine seems quite mysterious in modern society, if it can be reasonably explored and scientifically verified, it can be a kind of innovation and inheritance of traditional medicine."

“Indeed, we cannot ignore the brilliance of ancient wisdom just because of the development of modern medicine.”

“Perhaps, future medical breakthroughs are hidden in these seemingly mysterious ancient knowledge.”

echoed another.

In this way, a discussion on the integration of traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine and Taoist medicine not only brought new insights to the treatment of the little boy, but also broadened the horizons of everyone present and stimulated their enthusiasm for exploring new areas of medicine.

Yang Xuan, with his unique insights and open-minded thinking, has become the leader of this cross-era medical dialogue.

"But where can I find a Taoist doctor?"

An old Chinese doctor frowned slightly and murmured.

This question seemed to open Pandora's box, causing everyone present to fall into deep thought.

Taoist medicine, as one of the treasures of Chinese medicine, has always made people both yearn for and confuse it with its mysterious and profound theoretical system and unique treatment methods. It is both mysterious and fantastic.

The most important thing is that although Taoism still exists, Taoist medicine has never been heard of since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Especially in today's fast-paced modern society, where can we still find traces of Taoist medicine?
“Although the study of Taoist medicine has been hidden from the world, I believe it has not disappeared.”

"Over five thousand years, with so many turmoils, it has not been destroyed, let alone in this peaceful era!"

"In remote mountainous areas, ancient villages, and even in some hidden Taoist temples, there must be Taoist medical masters hiding there. They may have inherited the medical skills of their family, or learned from hidden masters."

"For ordinary people, it would be like looking for a needle in a haystack to find them, but I believe that with your influence, it shouldn't be difficult to find someone with Taoist medical knowledge to come out of seclusion."

"At the same time, I will go and visit in person."

"Fortunately, the boy's condition, although not completely cured, has been temporarily stabilized and there shouldn't be any problems in the short term."

"So, I need your help to search for clues through literature and materials, contact traditional cultural research institutions in various places, and even use the Internet platform to publish a call for talents."

"In addition, there are also many scholars and practitioners in modern cities who have a deep understanding of Taoist health preservation and Taoist medicine culture. They may serve as lecturers in yoga studios, Tai Chi classes, or even in elective courses at traditional Chinese medicine universities."

“We should cast a wide net and leave out no possible resources.”

"More importantly, we need to establish a complete evaluation system to ensure that the Taoist medical talents we invite not only have profound theoretical knowledge, but also have practical treatment experience and good medical ethics." "In this regard, we also need your help in screening and identifying."

Yang Xuan told everything he could think of temporarily. This matter not only concerns the little boy's condition, but also whether traditional Chinese medicine can truly flourish.

Why is traditional Chinese medicine becoming less and less visible nowadays?

On the one hand, it is not liked by the market because of its concept.

On the other hand, the loss is serious!
In the long inheritance of Rabbit Country, although Chinese medicine and Taoist medicine have never been interrupted, many valuable experiences and knowledge have been lost in history.

Coupled with the rapid development of modern technology, science has become an absolutely correct belief.

Even though basic science has shown that it can only prove existence, not non-existence.

But the problem is that everything is about science now. Who would dare to believe something that cannot be proven by science?
Even though science often says it’s right today and wrong tomorrow, the vast majority of people still believe that science is correct!

However, once there is any problem with traditional Chinese medicine or Taoist medicine, it will be considered as feudal superstition.

It will also automatically spread and expand, and regard everything related to traditional Chinese medicine and Taoist medicine as feudal superstition.

It's like firing a map cannon.

One stick can kill an entire city or even an entire province!
Although this kind of thing sounds ridiculous, it is everywhere in reality!
It was not until recent years that traditional Chinese medicine was finally and gradually vindicated and no longer considered feudal superstition.

But Taoist medicine does not, and is still considered feudal superstition and martial arts novels.

Even though some theories in Taoist medicine have been proven to be correct by so-called science, they are still not promoted.

Just like the mask period.

In the initial stage, Western medicine could only put the patient on a ventilator and wait for the test results and bacterial culture results, which could take up to one or two months, and there was nothing else they could do.

However, traditional Chinese medicine started treatment directly and successfully saved many lives.

But no one mentioned it.

Even when making movies, they only film Western medicine and don’t mention anything related to traditional Chinese medicine.

Even if someone comes forward to say it happened, no one will pay attention!

It is very similar to the exclusion that the Rabbit Country suffered in the West before.

And it’s not just this crisis.

1954年的乙脑，2002年的非典，2009年的甲型H1N1流感事件等。

Every time a crisis breaks out, Western medicine is initially unable to intervene in time and can only watch patients die before their eyes.

Only traditional Chinese medicine can intervene at the earliest stages of a crisis, and the results are remarkable!

But without exception, none of them were reported!
No one paid attention to it even after it was reported.

When they are sick, most people still go to Western medicine hospitals.

(End of this chapter)