Can Ni Haixia s medical book learn anything?

I studied Chinese medicine with Ni Haixia, the best TCM physician of our time, and I sent everything I learned every day here.

Ni Haixia is one of the best TCM physicians of our time.

He exposed Western medical Freemasonry.

Very much shady, and later killed.

He pointed out that the mainland Chinese medicine community has been controlled by warm disease for hundreds of years, deviating from the traditional Chinese medicine scriptures, and is no longer a real Chinese medicine, so the treatment effect of Chinese medicine in the mainland is very poor, saying that there is only one Chinese medicine in the mainland, and one is Li Ke.

Half is Liu Lihong.

These two are still passing on the tradition of the scriptures, and the rest cannot be called traditional Chinese medicine. "Treatise on Typhoid Fever".

Several of the most effective medicinal materials in traditional scriptures, such as aconite, are banned by many Chinese medicine practitioners in mainland China, which completely violates the true meaning of Chinese medicine.

Ni Haixia, this is the best TCM practitioner of our time, and the treatment effect is very good!

One day, I had a sudden abdominal ache.

It was unbearable, and when I went to the hospital to check it, it was appendicitis.

To have surgery, I have always rejected the stupid practice of Western medicine to cut wherever there is a disease, refused, and when I went home, I googled "Ni Haixia appendicitis", Ni Haixia is to use traditional Chinese medicine to promote intestinal peristalsis, clean up all intestinal attachments, so that the appendix automatically discharges the food residues inside, I grab the medicine according to the prescription, and a dose of diarrhea and healing! This is the best disease to be treated by Chinese medicine, and Western medicine actually wants to operate, Western medicine is so stupid! I also used this recipe for my mother's constipation, saying that it was a smooth and refreshing intestinal cleansing that had not been seen for several years.

Recently, I was reading the book "Florida Han Tang Follow-up Diary - Studying under Mr. Ni Haixia" and asking about Chinese medicine.

Ni Haixia suggested that the order of self-study of Chinese medicine is as follows:

The first one is "Acupuncture".

The second is "Shennong's Materia Medica". "Shennong's Materia Medica" mainly talks about the pharmacological effects of more than 300 kinds of Chinese medicinal materials, which are divided into upper, middle and lower grades. Generally, you have to learn it before learning "Typhoid Fever" and "Golden Kui", otherwise you will be at a loss when you see the scriptures and have no way to start.

The third is the "Yellow Emperor's Neijing". The Yellow Emperor's internal canon is divided into two parts: "Su Wen" and "Lingshu", beginners can first learn the concise version and listen to the introductory interpretation.

The fourth is "Typhoid Fever".

The fifth is "Golden Kui". If you don't understand it first, if you don't read the "Yellow Emperor's Neijing" and "Shennong's Materia Medica" first, you won't be able to understand the typhoid Jinkui, so you must first learn the above foundation and then learn "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" and "Jinkui Yaolu".

Traditional Chinese medicine was born in a primitive society, and the theory of traditional Chinese medicine has been basically formed in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and has been summarized and developed in successive dynasties. In addition, it has had a profound impact on countries in the Chinese character cultural circle, such as Japanese medicine, Korean Korean medicine, Korean Korean medicine, and Vietnamese Eastern medicine, all of which were developed on the basis of traditional Chinese medicine.

Traditional Chinese medicine carries the experience and theoretical knowledge of the ancient Chinese people in the struggle against diseases, and is a medical theoretical system gradually formed and developed through long-term medical practice under the guidance of ancient simple materialism and spontaneous dialectical thinking.

Traditional Chinese medicine takes the five elements of yin and yang as the theoretical basis, regards the human body as the unity of qi, form and spirit, and explores the pathogenesis and the changes of the five internal organs, meridians and joints, qi, blood and fluid in the human body through the method of "looking, hearing, asking and cutting", and then derives the name of the disease and summarizes the syndrome type.

Based on the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment, formulate treatment methods such as "sweating, spitting, lowering, and, warming, clearing, replenishing, and eliminating", and use traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage, massage, cupping, qigong, diet therapy and other means to make the human body achieve the harmony of yin and yang.

The order of the courses is as follows:

Ni Haixia is a prominent figure in the overseas world of Chinese medicine, with rich and interesting life experience, and was once a well-known fortune teller in Taiwan. In 1979, he asked Ni Haixia in Taiwan to calculate a hexagram of at least 3,000 Taiwan dollars, and he was quite famous for his iron mouth, and after accumulating a lot of wealth, he immigrated to North America, purchased land in Florida and began to practice medicine and teach, and after a few years, his influence has reached the limit of Chinese doctors.

The Hantang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine established by Ni Haixia is endless, and there is an endless stream of patients of all kinds who enter the college from all over the world by sea, land and air vehicles, including many people with stubborn and terminal diseases, who miraculously pass through Ni Haixia's **. After becoming famous, Ni Haixia made many connections because of his other skill "fortune telling". Because he is straightforward and true, he is highly respected.