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Chapter 95 Give the world a little bit of the pure spirit of traditional Chinese medicine!
"Yang, I admit that what you said makes sense, but doctors are also human beings!"

"They can't possibly have all the illnesses, and according to what you said, every doctor will get sick!"

"For example, for surgeries like heart bypass surgery, it's impossible for a doctor to perform a heart bypass on himself when he doesn't have any disease, right?"

"As for ordinary people, if they eat poisonous food, they will surely die without a burial place."

"This is indeed a problem, but it is also a problem to let doctors eat poisonous plants."

"After all, those who can become doctors have gone through a lot of time and effort to train. Every doctor is a national treasure. It is obviously not a good idea to let them take risks easily."

"So there are mice and other experimental subjects."

"Although it is not as accurate as the doctor's own feelings and experience of being ill, the results obtained after multiple tests should be relatively reliable!"

Lina still couldn't fully accept Yang Xuan's statement.

For her, it is difficult to accept that in order to cure diseases, a healthy doctor has to become sick.

To be more precise, it is unbelievable.

With so many serious diseases, so many diseases that require opening the chest or stomach, and if doctors were to experience them all personally, would there still be anyone in the world willing to be a doctor?

"This involves the essential differences between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine in treating diseases."

"Western medicine emphasizes surgery, but traditional Chinese medicine basically does not use surgery as a treatment option."

"Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the unity of man and nature, saying that a person is a whole and cannot be cut open from the outside, otherwise there will be big problems with the whole."

“Even if you use medication, you have to think twice and try not to disrupt the overall balance within.”

"To poison someone and then detoxify them without destroying the inner balance requires extremely precise control. You can't do this without personal experience."

"For Western medicine, using mice to do experiments instead of humans is a very good solution, which can better train doctors, but it doesn't work at all in traditional Chinese medicine!"

"The conditions in the human body are completely different from those in the mouse body, and the lifestyle is also very different. Every drug works differently in the human body and in the mouse body."

"To put it simply, drugs that can cure mice cannot cure humans!"

“So, in traditional Chinese medicine, people are irreplaceable!”

"Since they are irreplaceable, someone must sacrifice himself to conduct the experiment."

"If doctors are allowed to conduct experiments on ordinary people, it will undoubtedly be a devastating disaster for ordinary people and will cause immeasurable human suffering!"

"So Chinese medicine basically involves conducting experiments on the doctors themselves. They either poison themselves or poison each other. Through the process of poisoning and detoxification, they can accurately control the dosage of the drugs!"

“Although this will put more strain on the doctors, the doctors who survive are all experienced and skilled doctors.”

"Also, as I said before, they will not blindly take the poison directly, but will make full preparations before doing so."

"These are just some common herbs. Just take them and slowly relieve the symptoms yourself."

"For some deadly herbs, Chinese medicine practitioners will gather together and invite a very famous old Chinese medicine practitioner to sit in and work together to find a way to detoxify them."

"If the detoxification fails, there will definitely be death, but the mortality rate is not high. At least it is much lower than the mortality rate of ordinary people in drug trials."

“When faced with two evils, choose the lesser one! That’s the answer given by traditional Chinese medicine!”

"In addition, no matter how many patients a Western doctor performs heart bypass surgery on, he can improve the success rate of his own surgery through continuous training, but he will never be able to accurately grasp the side effects and complications unless he experiences them himself."

"For example, after surgery, when the weather changes, the body will feel a shattering pain. Based on the patient's description, he cannot accurately know what kind of pain it is, where it hurts, how large the pain is, and what kind of stress response the body will have." "One thing that impressed me deeply was that there was a director of a thoracic hospital. He performed countless operations throughout his life, opened the chest for countless patients, and saved their lives. He was definitely a master in the industry, but one day he suddenly stopped operating."

"Because he himself had heart problems, he had a heart surgery. After that, every time the weather changed, he would suffer from severe pain in his body."

“It was only after that that he finally understood what the unbearable pain that patients were talking about was.”

"In order to solve this problem, he stopped performing surgery and devoted himself to researching ways to reduce the side effects of surgery."

“Thus, minimally invasive thoracotomy was born!”

"This surgical method will cause much fewer side effects than traditional thoracotomy, but the operation will be much more difficult and there is no way to completely eliminate side effects."

"Without his personal experience as an operator, minimally invasive thoracotomy might still have been invented, but it would have been many years later."

"During this period, countless patients will still have no choice but to choose traditional thoracotomy, and will have to endure extremely serious side effects for the rest of their lives!"

"For an ordinary family, the lack of a laborer is extremely fatal and can easily crush an entire family!"

"Chinese medicine practitioners don't want to experiment on themselves, but there's nothing they can do. They are doctors. If they don't do it, more patients won't get the best and most effective treatment."

“When faced with two evils, choose the lesser one.” That’s how the saying was born!

"Using the best, most effective and most cost-effective way to treat diseases with the least amount of medicine with the least side effects has always been the ultimate pursuit of Chinese medicine practitioners!"

"Because they are ordinary people, they know how hard life is for ordinary people."

"So there is this, I would rather the medicine shelf be covered with dust than have the world be free of suffering!"

Yang Xuan explained the concepts and sentiments of traditional Chinese medicine in great detail.

He does not necessarily want to prove that traditional Chinese medicine is better than Western medicine. He does not have such an idea. They are all doctors who save lives and cure diseases. Each has its own strengths.

However, in modern times, traditional Chinese medicine has not been implemented to a great extent and has been deeply misunderstood.

He inherited the legacy of the King of Medicine. Although he had no intention of giving up traveling to practice medicine, he was willing to say a few more words for Chinese medicine.

Especially now that the medical system has been commercialized, doctors are held hostage by the hospital's performance. They are afraid that if you recover too quickly, you will have no performance, or if you spend too little money, you will have no income.

It is time to speak out about the spirit of traditional Chinese medicine and bring a breath of fresh air to the increasingly commercialized medical world.

Let doctors focus on curing diseases and saving lives rather than performance.

Urge doctors to improve their medical skills in curing diseases and saving lives as much as possible. Don't do unnecessary examinations and don't take unnecessary films.

There are too many examples of people falling into poverty due to illness.

Ordinary bosses would just delay and dare not go to the hospital unless they are seriously ill!

A visit to the hospital can cost tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands.

Life is already difficult for ordinary families, how can they afford such expenses?

At the same time, Yang Xuan also hopes that Chinese medicine practitioners can step forward, carry forward the spirit of Chinese medicine, and change the many problems in the current medical system.

The era where you can get medical treatment for just a few dollars or a dozen dollars has come again!

Yang Xuan knew that his words alone did not have that much power. After all, he was not a leader in the medical field.

But someone has to stand up and speak out about this increasingly chaotic doctor-patient relationship!
Give the world a little shock from traditional Chinese medicine!
(End of this chapter)