C13 Reasons for Decline of Traditional Chinese Medicine
C13 Reasons for Decline of Traditional Chinese Medicine
"Thank you, Master Jiu. Let's start now." Yang Tao nodded and said.
"Alright, I can't wait any longer. What do we need to do?" Master Jiu said.
I'll give you acupuncture and medicine first, then I'll give you a prescription. You take the medicine according to the formula, and I'll come again in a few days to give you acupuncture and medicine again. According to your condition, I'll change the formula to a prescription. Yang Tao said.
"Alright, then let's start now." Master Jiu said.
After being helped to lie down on the bed, he took off his pants. Yang Feng looked at him and saw that the muscles on Master Jiu's legs had started to shrink. However, it was not a big problem.
He needed some alcohol to disinfect the needles and started applying the needles. Soon, Master Jiu's legs were full of needles.
After estimating the time, Yang Tao pulled out all the needles after half an hour.
"Master Jiu, how do you feel?" Yang Tao asked.
"Don't say it, this is the first time in many years that I feel that my leg is still there. It can't be that I'm having psychological effects, right?" Master Jiu said.
"It's not a psychological effect, because the meridians on your legs have already been blocked. I used acupuncture to clear the meridians, and now that the meridians have been cleared, you can naturally feel the existence of your legs." Yang Tao said.
"Yang Tao, you really have some skills. I've seen quite a lot of Chinese medicine with this leg, but to be honest, it's completely useless. I'm a little disappointed with Chinese medicine. I didn't expect to see it from you." Master Jiu said.
However, because of some of the bad traditions of the ancient times, such as not passing on men to women and not passing on their knowledge to outsiders, it has led to the disappearance of many techniques, including medical techniques. For example, the decline of traditional Chinese medicine and the impact of western medicine have made the existence of traditional Chinese medicine more and more useless. In addition, some people used traditional Chinese medicine to deceive others, causing them to become more and more disappointed in the traditional Chinese medicine. Yang Tao said.
"Mm. What you said makes a lot of sense. It's really hard for you to be so insightful at such a young age. It's truly rare." Master Jiu said.
"Thank you, Master Jiu, for your praise." Yang Tao was very polite.
"Hehe, you don't have to call me Master Jiu. Call me Uncle Jiu. My name is Lee Tianjiu and the gangsters call me Master Jiu. I'm fated to be with you, so just call me Uncle Jiu." It was obvious that he wanted to have a relationship with Yang Feng.
"En, Uncle Jiu, I will write a prescription for you. Do you have a paper and a pen?" Yang Tao asked.
Soon, someone brought the paper and pen over. Yang Tao wrote a few flavors of the medicine, then handed it to Lee Tianjiu and said, "Uncle Jiu, boil the medicine according to the dosage here, you must not use an iron pot. It's best if you use a pottery pot, drink it twice a day.
Lee Tianjiu looked at the prescription carefully and asked, "Why do you smoke? I used to visit Chinese medicine and told me to come back to soak my feet."
"Uncle Jiu, actually speaking, it's easier to absorb medicine when you're trying to do something, but it depends on the situation. Your leg already has severe rheumatism, so if you use a water bubble, the effect is actually worse than smoke." Yang Tao explained.
"So that's how it is. I understand." Lee Tianjiu nodded and said.
"Uhm, Uncle Jiu, can you pay a portion of the previously agreed reward?" Yang Tao probed.
"No problem, I'll get someone else to do it now." Lee Tianjiu said.