Chapter 11 The Way of Evolution, the Way of Science

"This is……"

Li Heng was so surprised that he lay down and looked at the "sneeze" he had just made.

A puff of gray-black smoke dissipated in the air, consisting of very small and fine dust particles.

After sneezing, he immediately felt that his mouth and nose were refreshed, his throat was much clearer, and there was no smoky smell at all.

"Purify, filter!"

He immediately understood what this phenomenon meant.

He just fell into deep thought, minding his own business. He didn't know how long he had been walking in the soot, and he didn't know how many puffs of soot gas he had inhaled. A large number of dust particles and toxic smoke entered the nasal cavity and respiratory tract.

But these do not enter the deep bronchus and lungs, but are intercepted and filtered by the respiratory system autonomously!

The normal human respiratory tract itself has protective layers such as nose hair and tracheal mucus, which can prevent some harmful substances from entering the body along the inhalation.

Of course, if we have to say that the most effective research method is to cooperate with large biological research institutes, using the most sophisticated instruments worth hundreds of millions, using the most advanced cutting-edge theories to analyze and explore, go deep into the organization,

Go deep into cells and even to the molecular level...

His respiratory purification ability should be far beyond that of ordinary people, even as if he was wearing a gas mask.

And Li Heng could clearly feel that his breathing was very refreshing and free at this moment, without any feeling of being invaded by polluted gas, even though he had just come out of the billowing smoke.

"The so-called Eight Cardinal Dialectics is to use the four diagnosis methods to classify the world's pathologies into these eight categories."

“Among the four diagnoses, ‘cutting’ is the most profound and subtle one, and it is also one of the most metaphysical medical skills in the eyes of modern people.”

It seems to be the simplest and most primitive instinctive action, but it is actually completed by the cooperation of so many tissues and organs.

Li Heng walked quickly, expecting to return to his house.

Suddenly, an idea came to his mind.

When taking the pulse, what you look at is the pulse condition - floating pulse, stringy pulse, scattered pulse, soft pulse, slow pulse, arterial pulse... the pulse conditions recorded in these meridians all correspond to different qi mechanisms of the human body, and conceal the principles of the eight cardinal principles.

But Li Heng did not rely on traditional Chinese medicine to treat himself, but provided him with different ideas and a new perspective to observe and look inside himself.

"The four diagnostic methods are looking at, smelling, asking, and feeling."

The physical growth of 1 point can have various meanings. Just like today, Li Heng believes that even if Einstein was alive, he would never be able to tell that this "1 point" of growth includes such things as "respiratory system strengthening"

specific information.

But... such a magical and profound thing only provides such a simple and crude panel.

"The eight cardinal principles are yin, yang, exterior, interior, cold, heat, deficiency, and excess."

Li Heng's eyes became brighter, and all the worries in his mind were gone.

These classics were all electronic versions that he specially purchased. They not only contained text but also various illustrations and examples.

"This is the first time that I feel the entire breath so clearly."

Li Heng felt the rhythm and frequency of his breathing. He closed his eyes and felt the air flow rushing through the nasal cavity, the friction between the mucous membrane of the throat and throat, and the relaxation of the upper and lower respiratory tracts...

Sometimes TCM’s explanations of pathology make people feel extremely “fantasy” and even a bit bizarre. In this world of modern science and prosperity, many people are gradually unable to accept it.

What Li Heng wants is to find the shortest route.

So he is now seeking help from both traditional Chinese medicine and science.

This unreasonable power is so powerful and subtle. Although its effectiveness is still very insignificant now, being able to finely adjust and optimize his body's organs is definitely far beyond the technological capabilities of today's humans.

“The numerical feedback is too rough and not timely enough”

Although Chinese medicine does have its limitations, because it follows an inherent set of internal theoretical logic from beginning to end, that is, it is derived from the yin and yang, the five elements, and the Zhoutian Yishu derived from traditional culture.

In this way, you can observe the qi movement in the human body and detect the rise and fall of good and evil, the tendency of yin and yang. Various pulse conditions can also feedback the conditions of the five internal organs, meridians, limbs, and eight meridians.

Does the formula of morning and noon herbal medicines need to be changed, because different medicines have different absorption efficiencies at different time periods.

Yes, all the mundane sufferings in the world are insignificant in front of this natural and mysterious road of life evolution!

He can know that he is getting stronger anyway, but he is not sure exactly where he is stronger. Anyway, he may know it when he uses it.

etc……

At this moment, he has been able to clearly understand the essential function of the "gold finger" he possesses - to enable him to achieve enhanced efficiency beyond ordinary people.

It's like a super-intelligent program that embodies the wisdom of the ages and can promote human technological progress for a hundred years, but the UI interface turns out to be a DOS black and white screen.

Advancing this body at a speed that is unnatural, a mere individual can achieve evolutionary results in a very short time that would take the entire species many years to achieve.

"Go home and study on your own."

But Li Heng would definitely not choose this.

Cleaning, doing radio gymnastics, drinking tonics, running... these can all strengthen your body.

Of course, Li Heng’s study of traditional Chinese medicine was not intended to treat himself.

"Monitor" your body at all times, and grasp this body that is entering the "transcendence" precisely and carefully.

"There are still many things to learn... The human body is a bottomless mine, and knowledge is the shovel used to dig out treasures. The more you know, the more you will get."

Even if he won't be sliced ​​up and studied like in street stall novels, at least he will definitely become a key experimental subject, and he will probably lose his personal freedom.

Moreover, these options are not only single, but can also be combined and matched with each other. For example, what would happen if you do some soothing Tai Chi after doing intense confrontation exercises?

All roads lead to Rome, but no one would actually choose to walk around the world to Rome. Everyone knows that flying is the fastest way.

If he could only get information from this crappy panel, Li Heng would just immerse himself in training, as long as his points were increasing anyway.

But Li Heng was not satisfied with this kind of "blind" reckless training.

It is still the kind of simple dashboard that can only output a few rough summary data. It can only be said that there may not be perfect things in this world...

Li Heng flipped through the pages on the electronic screen of his mobile phone, learning and comprehending the meaning.

But which one is the most efficient?

What is the comparison between short-term efficiency and long-term efficiency? What is the decreasing trend of this ability? What is the difference in the direction of strengthening by different choices?

"Maybe I shouldn't rely entirely on the panel values."

However, the effect of this primitive biological protection method is very limited, and it cannot resist even slightly serious air pollution.

He is like an experimenter, looking for the "preferential tendencies" of his body and golden fingers.

"It should be related to my exercise this morning. I was taking deep breaths all the time during the run. My respiratory system was also strengthened unknowingly, and it even had the ability to filter toxic pollution."

These four diagnostic methods are not only used on patients, but can also be used by ordinary people.

He now records his various physiological indicators - heartbeat, respiration, pulse, blood pressure, body temperature, etc. - every once in a while. He also diagnoses his own pulse and then records it.

Every time he did any exercise, what kind of exercises, what kind of medicine he took, what kind of food he ate, there would be one-to-one corresponding indicators and pulse conditions. Li Heng would clearly record it in his notes.

Then input it into the computer, and use the data tools that were often used when working in the past to create analysis tables, trend charts, logic trees based on time coordinates...

With the help of this vast amount of information, data, records, tables, and diagrams, an efficient evolutionary "route" gradually emerged.
Chapter completed!