What do foreigners think of the efficacy of Chinese food supplements?

it's amazing !"I'm afraid foreigners will say that.

For foreigners, acupuncture is torture, "how can anyone be willing to stick needles in themselves?" God, this is terrible! "Cupping is an evil art," Phelps must have used Eastern magic to win the championship.

Diet is magic, "How the hell is this done?" Lord, tell me what kind of structure the Chinese are! ”

The food in China is delicious, which is recognized by foreigners (at least better than in the UK), but they never imagined that we would use food to heal diseases.

Although they also know that a reasonable diet can help us develop a healthy body. But why don't Chinese eat vegetables, fruits, and whole grains, which I know? What the hell is that black thing in the jar?

Is it really edible to eat these strange-smelling wood-like things? I thought there were only hot pot and dumplings in China. What else is there that China doesn't have?

If a foreigner sees that a person has been cured of a disease that cannot be cured by Western medicine through Chinese food therapy, they will definitely think that this is witchcraft and superstition. After all, if you are studying Chinese medicine and want to go to the United States, it is difficult to get a visa. Because in their eyes, Chinese medicine is pseudoscience.

Some foreigners are afraid that they still regard us as a group of feudal, superstitious, backward and conservative Chinese Yankees.

Foreigners are particularly shocked by Chinese traditional Chinese medicine and dietary therapy methods, because they feel that they are particularly miraculous and do not know that there is such a method to cure diseases. In their eyes, things are meant to be eaten, and the main purpose is to fill their stomachs. <>

So when they see Chinese eating a lot of things, they can't understand it, for example, Chinese eat offal, they feel particularly dirty. Foreigners don't eat offal, they think that offal is something they don't want. But the Chinese use internal organs as a tonic, such as pork liver, to replenish blood.

Because China pushes the method of complementing form with form, when foreigners know about it, they feel that Chinese food therapy has a hint of oriental mystery.

However, many foreigners also think that China's diet therapy is particularly good, because foreign medical treatment is particularly expensive, and the price of many drugs is unimaginably expensive. But they can spend a small amount of money and use dietary therapy to heal themselves. In comparison, the ** of dietary therapy will make them feel very powerful, and they will worship Chinese dietary therapy very much.

...According to the current development trend of China, Chinese elements are becoming more and more international, if you say, "Do foreigners believe in Chinese dietary therapy?" This is a relatively general question.

It can only be said that "some" foreigners (mostly Caucasian and yellow, etc.) "compare" believe in Chinese dietary therapy; In addition, "partial" foreigners believe in dietary therapy.

Generally abroad, many foreigners like to eat some Chinese dishes, some are, spring rolls, rice porridge, desserts (foreigners think that as long as it is delicious and small Chinese food is dessert), etc.

Of course, some of them also feel that China's diet therapy, coupled with people's increasingly intense work, foreign countries have begun to pay attention to Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, and they also feel that Chinese medicine diet therapy is also more important.

If you want to find a market, there are many foreign countries, and the domestic Chinese medicine is not very important, coupled with corruption, no one can afford to buy traditional Chinese medicine, although Japan is influenced by Chinese culture, but Japan's traditional Chinese medicine factories are still relatively advanced and cheap.

In summary, foreign countries still believe in Chinese dietary therapy, although not most of them, but they have also begun to pay attention to life. But they still don't have time to eat, because of the fast pace, they generally have to eat "junk food" casually.