These words are directed at the man who went upstairs. For the landlord who has never studied Chinese medicine, you chose the above answer is the best. I don't blame you because you don't understand. Let me explain something to you. First, Artemisia annua is a compositae plant. Most of the traditional names in China are compositae plants, such as Artemisia capillaris and Artemisia annua in the future. Some people call mugwort leaves mugwort leaves, all of which are Artemisia annua, Pedicularis and Artemisia capillaris. There are also chrysanthemums as vegetables, which are actually compositae plants. The so-called Artemisia annua (now considered authentic) looks different from Artemisia annua. The real Artemisia annua leaves are thinner than Artemisia annua leaves, as thin as a thread. But in the past, these two kinds of Artemisia were used equally.

Secondly, quinine, the bark of a small shrub, was first discovered in South America in the early16th century, and it has obvious curative effect on malaria, so it was named cinchona. The TV series Kangxi Dynasty mentioned that when Kangxi went to conquer Geldan, malaria broke out, and a foreigner gave medicine, and it was over. Later, on this basis, alkaloids were extracted from cinchona, which is the famous quinine in western medicine. Later, after the continuous transformation of quinine structure, a variety of quinine appeared, making it a specific drug for malaria. After a century or two, plasmodium around the world developed drug resistance, so quinine was not ideal in treating malaria. Therefore, since 1970s, according to the records of traditional Chinese medicine and ancient Chinese herbal medicine books, Artemisia annua has been a safe and effective antimalarial drug since ancient times. Grasping this point, we began to research and develop artemisinin, which is a new drug equivalent to western medicine recognized by the World Health Organization. Our country also took a detour when studying artemisinin, because the ingredients in Artemisia annua were always extracted by heating at the beginning, but the ingredients put forward in this way were ineffective in treating malaria, so suddenly someone thought that when Artemisia annua was used to treat malaria in ancient times, such as Ge Hong's "After Elbow", he said, "Hold Artemisia annua, smash medicine and get juice." So artemisinin was extracted from fresh Artemisia annua.

Thirdly, the five zang-organs of TCM are different from the specific five zang-organs in physiology and anatomy. The five zang-organs function of TCM includes physiological and anatomical five zang-organs function, and there are other functions at the same time. For example, it is mentioned in Chinese medicine that "the heart governs the blood and the mind." According to the current vascular physiology, the heart is only related to blood, and the mind should be related to the brain. However, we should all have heard an idiom, that is, uneasy or uneasy. Chinese medicine says that "the heart is the official of the monarch." Therefore, the function of "heart" in traditional Chinese medicine includes the function of "heart" in western medicine. So are other organs. Let's just say that after splenectomy, not only did nothing happen, but I was also healthy. Forget Chinese medicine. Let me ask what function the spleen of western medicine has. Can you live well after splenectomy? Have you ever seen anyone who can live in this world without a heart, a liver, a lung and a kidney?

Third, you have heard that Chinese medicine is safe and has no side effects, which is true, but I tell you this sentence is wrong. This sentence has never been said by people who study Chinese medicine. This is a layman's misunderstanding of Chinese medicine. People who study Chinese medicine never think that Chinese medicine is completely safe and has no side effects. When we were studying, the teacher made it very clear in the book, so we never said such things. We all say it's a three-point poison, so we don't take medicine if we can.

Fourth, there are indeed some false advertisements in TV advertisements that Chinese medicine treats diabetes, hypertension and diabetes. TV shopping channels brag about their quilts every day. Stainless steel pot is very good, but what does this have to do with us who study Chinese medicine? This is an advertisement that advertisers brag about in order to make money. If you listen to their advertisement and buy this medicine, and the result is not good, blame our Chinese medicine major? So if you listen to a TV advertisement that their silk quilt can treat insomnia and dreaminess, and you find it useless after buying it, then why don't you blame those who sell quilts? Because you are indefensible, when you figure it out, you will find how ridiculous it is for silk to be treated for insomnia and dreaminess, and you will not be entangled again. This is a truth, you won't blame other false advertisements. Once any advertisement in the field of Chinese medicine doesn't work, you can immediately find out a bunch of reasons why Chinese medicine is not good. What's the point? !

Fifth, did the plague begin in the Qing Dynasty? There was no plague before the Qing Dynasty? According to the NC above, the plague was cured by foreigners. Who cured the plague before the Qing Dynasty? Did all the people who suffered from the plague before the Qing Dynasty die? Throughout the ages, there have been so many celebrities who treated the plague. They wrote down all the experience of treatment and handed it down. If you haven't read these books, don't talk nonsense, you will be laughed at.

Sixth, Chinese medicine hospitals have tests because of the existing living environment. Pure Chinese medicine therapy is difficult to survive in today's interest-oriented society, but it is not without it. For example, the Chinese Medicine Museum of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine is excellent in pure Chinese medicine therapy, acupuncture, moxibustion, Chinese medicine and massage.

Seventh, people like you don't even deserve the title of Huangdi Neijing. Those who have never studied Chinese medicine and have carefully read and studied this book, it is best not to comment, because you are neither qualified nor worthy.

Eighth, some people who have studied Chinese medicine all their lives still find it profound and boundless. You are a yellow-tongued child, and you haven't even touched the door of Chinese medicine. How dare you comment on TCM? How dare you say that Chinese medicine is not good? Laugh at everyone! ! ! Wait until you have carefully studied Chinese medicine for at least 10 years, and then come out to evaluate the level of Mr. and Ren Lao, which will be convincing!