"Doctor Yun, tell everyone, we are also curious."

Immediately, people gathered around Yun Heng.

Yi Chaoping is actually just that tall, and many others actually want to continue to embarrass Yun Heng. These young doctors will not be convinced immediately by one or two simple things.

Of course, there are some people who are really interested in this topic. The theory of luck in traditional Chinese medicine originated from the "Huangdi Neijing" and was developed in later generations. The theory of luck accounts for almost one-third of the "Huangdi Neijing". Later generations have little influence on the theory of luck.

Research has never stopped.

Some people say that traditional Chinese medicine can treat diseases before they occur. This is actually not wrong. Traditional Chinese medicine has very clear discussions on the prevention, occurrence, and treatment of diseases in the theory of luck.

As we all know, the miracle doctor Bian Que, who is known to many people, once said that he has two eldest brothers, both of whom are better than himself. It's just that the eldest brother treats the disease before it occurs and can detect the disease before it occurs. The second brother treats the disease before it occurs.

He could detect it in its early stages, and he himself treated the disease after it broke out, so he became famous.

Regardless of whether this story is true or false, it can also explain the fact that traditional Chinese medicine can treat diseases before they are ill, and the basis is actually the theory of luck.

It's just that in traditional Chinese medicine, the theory of luck has always been difficult to learn and master. There are very few people who can understand the theory of luck. Traditional Chinese medicine and witch doctors who can apply it clinically are not masters of traditional Chinese medicine or apricot trees.

"In fact, I still need to read more books."

Yun Heng said: "We are all studying Chinese medicine. We should be clear that Chinese medicine is not just about learning how to treat diseases. It is enough to understand herbal medicine. The medical theory and dialectics involve many things, including Confucianism, Taoism, Five Movements and Six

Qi is the same as yin and yang and the five elements. You still need to read more books to understand more."

Yun Heng could probably tell what Yi Chaoping had in mind. Doctor Yun was just too lazy to talk to people sometimes, not really stupid. He could still tell because of his high eyebrows and low eyesight.

If he really wanted to ask for advice, Yunheng wouldn't mind talking about it, but these people were obviously trying to make things difficult for him, so Yunheng didn't have much interest.

"Dr. Yun, we also know how to read, isn't this why we don't understand?"

Yi Chaoping said: "Dr. Yun, you are just here, so I would like to ask for advice. You also know that if you ask the director or them, you will easily get scolded if you don't have time to ask."

"Yes, Doctor Yun, let me tell you about it."

There are people around me, and some people really want to know.

"Doctor Yun, just tell me."

Yi Chaoping had a smile on his face.

Otherwise, the most terrifying thing is this kind of person, who is nice to talk to and flatters you, even if you know something, it is hard to get angry, otherwise it will make you look like a bad person.

"The five movements and six qi explain clearly that it is actually the relationship between man and the environment."

Yun Heng could only say.

“People and the environment?”

A doctor next to me asked puzzledly.

"On the surface, the Five Movements are composed of the ten heavenly stems of the astronomical calendar. The five elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth are also called the Five Movements. Each of the Heavenly Stems in the Five Movements is also called the Annual Movement, the Great Movement, and the Middle Movement..

....”

Yun Heng said: "The twelve earthly branches are combined with each other, and wind, heat, heat, dampness, dryness, and cold are the six qi..."

Yun Heng paused as he spoke and asked, "What do you think these are?"

"What is it?"

Yi Chaoping was stunned.

"Is it... a pattern?"

A thirty-three-year-old young resident doctor said.

"Yes, these are the rules."

Yun Heng said: "The Five Movements and Six Qi were not invented by anyone, nor were they fabricated out of thin air. They are patterns discovered by our ancestors based on years of observation. They change in the four seasons and every year."

"In the chronology of the stems and branches of the ancient astronomical calendar, sixty years is a Jiazi cycle. These sixty years do not come randomly, but because there are rules to follow between each sixty year and the next sixty year.

Climate change and disasters are happening, it’s like reincarnation.”

"The five movements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth, combined with wind, heat, heat, dampness, dryness, and cold, are the changing laws of the environment."

Yunheng explained: "People living in such a large environment will be affected by the general environment. Whether it is an adult, an unborn child, or a newborn child, the welcome before the baby is born will affect the physique, and the environment after birth will

It will affect growth. If you encounter certain years, people with certain physiques are more likely to suffer from certain diseases. From this aspect, the five fortunes and six qi are the relationship between the environment and people."

"I see."

"Understood."

Someone beside me was thoughtful.

These truths are actually not difficult to say, but when many people learn and study these things, they first start to study the so-called heavenly stems and earthly branches, yin and yang and the five elements, and calculate changes...

Most people who study Chinese medicine are actually liberal arts majors. A little research would make them feel overwhelmed, and it would be more boring than reciting chants, so they won’t go into depth.

But as long as the so-called five elements and the so-called heavenly stems and earthly branches are peeled off the surface, these are the relationship between man and the environment.

"The Five Movements and Six Qi are actually the calculation of the general environment at that time through the control of heaven and earth and the combination of yin and yang and the five elements."

Yun Heng said: "Just like..."

As he spoke, Yunheng turned on the computer and looked at a medical record he was reading: "This patient was diagnosed with six exogenous qi around March last year. According to the luck theory of traditional Chinese medicine, there are six climate periods every year, and exogenous diseases occur due to the influence of the climate.

Different diseases in the six stages. The wind-warm diseases caused by Chuzhi Qi are related to the six Qi Yin Jue Feng Mu command, and the rotation of Si Tian Zai Quan..."

"This case is about a patient treated by Director Zhu. He used a prescription to clear away heat and penetrate the surface. First, it clears the lungs, relieves cough and reduces phlegm, soothes the throat, detoxifies and reduces swelling. Judging from the time when the patient was sick, he felt wind, temperature and evil.

Because the initial qi is overcast and the wind and wood are dominant, the climate characteristics are mainly wind-warm weather, so the wind-warm type of exogenous diseases must be considered in clinical syndromes..."

"Look at this again."

Yun Heng opened another medical record: "This patient can be judged from the date of birth. The patient is in his sixties and was born at the end of May in the Jiawu year of the lunar calendar. In the snow of luck, the Universiade belongs to the first of the heavenly stems, which means that the earth luck is too great.

, belongs to Wu among the six Earthly Branches, and is the year ordered by Lord Shaoyin, Lord of Fire, in

The month also belongs to the month where the three elements of Qi, Shao Yin and Fire are in charge, so the system has both Jun and Fire. Such patients do not like overheated weather, nor do they like to eat hot foods and things that help fire and generate heat.

, loves the cold and hates heat, has an impatient personality, and is very angry, and most of the illnesses are caused by thermal diseases.”

"So, Five Movements and Six Qi use algorithms to calculate the environment at that time to determine the impact of the environment on the patient..."

Yun Heng randomly pulled over a medical case and began to explain it based on the age of the patient and the time of treatment. No matter what their thoughts were before, a group of people around him listened carefully now, and the scene was silent.
Chapter completed!