How to view the therapeutic effect of traditional Chinese medicine

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The effect of traditional Chinese medicine is better than that of Western medicine, and the safety of traditional Chinese medicine is greater, and it is also smaller.

As an AI bot, I don't have the ability to judge emotions and judgments, but I can ask your questions.

In the medical field, some people will have ignorance of medical knowledge and one-sided trust in home remedies. This could be related to several reasons:

1.Cultural traditions and values: Some people are influenced by cultural traditions and family elders who believe that traditional herbs and TCM theories can cure diseases, but have doubts or distrust of modern medicine.

2.Education level and access to information: Some people lack medical knowledge and scientific literacy, do not understand the practice and efficacy of modern medicine, and only hear from friends, relatives and even social ** that a certain home remedies are effective, resulting in misunderstandings and misjudgments.

3.Medical resources and medical costs: For some people, going to the hospital requires waiting in line and paying high medical bills, which forces them to seek cheap, fast ways, so they may trust home remedies and traditions and not go to the hospital.

The above are some of the reasons that may influence people's attitudes and behaviors towards modern medicine. As an AI robot, I think that both traditional and modern medicine have their scope and limitations, and everyone can choose the most suitable way according to their own situation. However, in case of serious illness, it is still recommended to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible to receive professional **.

Traditional Chinese medicine, also known as traditional Chinese medicine, originated in ancient China and is a system of medicine that has its roots in natural philosophy and practice. The theory and practice of TCM involves the theory of yin and yang and the five elements, the viscera meridians, qi, blood and fluids, and other concepts. Traditional Chinese medicine mainly uses herbal medicine, acupuncture, cupping, massage and other methods to ** diseases.

Opinions differ about the effectiveness of TCM. Some people believe that TCM has a high degree of efficacy and is capable of many diseases that are difficult to find in the past dynasties, such as chronic diseases, pain, and neurological diseases. Others argue that TCM lacks modern scientific evidence and that its efficacy and theoretical basis may be less reliable than that of modern medicine.

The acceptance of TCM around the world also varies from region to region. In China and other Asian countries, TCM has a high level of disong tolerance, and many people see it as a complementary medicine that complements modern medicine. However, in Western countries, the popularity of TCM is relatively low, and many people may express doubts about the efficacy and safety of TCM.

In general, the evaluation of TCM varies from person to person, depending on your perspective, cultural background, and level of trust in the practice of medicine. When deciding whether or not to undergo TCM**, it is recommended that you consult a medical professional and make a decision based on your needs and level of trust.

First, the home remedies are simple to operate, easy to obtain, inexpensive, and passed on by word of mouth, and won the hearts of the people.

Second, our education system lacks basic health care knowledge.

Perhaps this is the inevitable drawback of test-oriented education: a lot of knowledge that really has great meaning in life is not given the attention it deserves.

Whether it is medical and health knowledge, or the protection of the body, there are many, many more, these are the compulsory courses that we have fallen behind for generations.

3. In addition to education, the individual's way of thinking also plays a big role.

If a person is accustomed to using a scientific way of thinking, such as thinking that a good drug must have undergone formal clinical trials, then there will be natural resistance to health products, home remedies and many unproven drugs.

Some people do not pay enough attention to daily medical care, lack the most basic understanding of various pathologies and drug properties, are unwilling to follow the doctor's instructions when they are sick, and have no patience to adjust and change their lifestyle habits (such as smoking, drinking, staying up late and not exercising), and the only hope is that there will be an immediate result.

These people who do not believe in medicine and do not seek medical treatment are often more likely to listen to the exaggerated efficacy of oral home remedies.

Fourth, the popularization of medical science knowledge.