"Doctor Yun, let me tell you, we are also curious."

Immediately someone surrounded Yun Heng.

Yi Chaoping is actually just a big shot. Many others are actually thinking about continuing to make things difficult for Yun Heng. These young doctors will not be impressed by a simple thing or two.

Of course, there are also some people who are indeed interested in this topic. The Chinese medicine theory of luck originated from the "Huangdi Neijing" and developed in later generations. The theory of luck accounts for almost one-third of the space of the "Huangdi Neijing", and later generations have never stopped studying the theory of luck.

Some people say that traditional Chinese medicine treats diseases before they are sick, but this is not wrong. Traditional Chinese medicine's prevention, occurrence and treatment of diseases are clearly discussed in the theory of luck.

As we all know, the miracle doctor Bian Que, who many people know, has also said that he has two elder brothers, and his ability is above him, but the elder brother is not sick, and can be discovered before the disease occurs, the second brother can be discovered in the early stages of the disease, and he himself is treated after the disease breaks out, so he is famous.

Regardless of whether the truth or falsehood of this story can also be explained from some aspects that traditional Chinese medicine treats disease before it is disease-free, and the basis is actually the theory of luck.

However, 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 who can be used in clinical practice are not masters of traditional Chinese medicine and masters of Xinglin.

"It actually needs to read more books."

Yun Heng said: "We all study traditional Chinese medicine, so we should be clear that traditional Chinese medicine is not just about learning how to cure diseases. Just understand herbal medicine. The medical theory and dialectics involve many things, including Confucianism and Taoism. The five elements and six qi are the same as the Yin and Yang and the Five Elements. You should read more books and understand more."

Yun Heng probably could see what Yi Chaoping was thinking. Sometimes Dr. Yun just was too lazy to take care of others, not really stupid, he could see how high his eyebrows and low his eyes were.

If Yun Heng really asked for advice, he wouldn't mind saying it, but these people obviously wanted to make things difficult for him, so Yun Heng wouldn't be much interested.

"Doctor Yun, we also know how to read books. Don't you understand?"

Yi Chaoping said: "Doctor Yun is here, so I'll ask for advice. You know, if you ask the director and the others, you will be easily scolded if you don't have time to say it."

"Yes, Dr. Yun, let me tell you."

There are people around me who really want to know.

"Doctor Yun, just talk."

Yi Chaoping's face was full of smiles.

Or, the most terrifying thing is this kind of person who speaks kindly and keeps flattering you. Even if you know something, it will not be easy to have an attack, otherwise you will still seem to be a bad person.

"The five etiquettes and six qi indicate that the plain point is actually the relationship between people and the environment."

Yun Heng had no choice but to say.

"People and environment?"

A doctor next to him asked in confusion.

"On the clear, the five economies are composed of the ten heavenly stems of the astronomical calendar. The five elements of gold, wood, water, fire, and earth are also called the five economies. Each heavenly stem in the five economies is also called the year, major economies, and middle economies..."

Yun Heng said: "And the twelve earthly branches combine with each other, wind, heat, heat, humidity, dryness, and cold are the six qi..."

As he said that, Yun Heng paused and asked, "What do you think these are?"

“What is it?”

Yi Chaoping was stunned.

"Is it... a rule?"

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

“Yes, these are the rules.”

Yun Heng said: "The five etiquette and six qi were not invented by anyone, nor were they fabricated out of thin air. It was the laws discovered by our ancestors based on years of observation, the changes of the four seasons and the changes of the year and month."

"In the ancient astronomical calendar, sixty years were a Jiazi cycle, and these sixty years did not come casually, but because every sixty years passed, there were rules to follow with the next sixty years. Climate change and disasters occurred, it was like a cycle of reincarnation."

"The five elements of gold, wood, water, fire, earth, combined with wind, heat, heat, humidity, dryness, and cold, are the laws of environmental changes."

Yun Heng explained: "People live in such a large environment and will be affected by the large environment. Whether it is an adult, an unborn or a newborn child, the welcome before the baby will affect their physical constitution, and the environment after birth will affect their growth. If they encounter certain years, people with a certain physical constitution are prone to certain diseases. From this perspective, the five elements and six qi are the relationship between the environment and people."

"I see."

"Understood."

Someone next to him was thinking.

These principles are actually difficult, but when many people learn and study these things, they first start to study the so-called heavenly stems, earthly branches, yin and yang and five elements, and calculate changes...

Most of the people who study Chinese medicine are actually liberal arts students. If you study it a little, you will feel that it is too boring. It is more boring than memorizing the lyrics, so you won’t go into it in depth.

But just by digging open the so-called five elements, the so-called heavenly stems and earthly branches on the surface, these are the relationship between people and the environment.

"The five elements and six qi are actually used to calculate the overall environment at that time through the control of heaven and earth, and the yin and yang and the five elements."

Yun Heng said: "Just..."

As he said that, Yun Heng turned on the computer and looked at a medical record he was looking at: "This patient was around March last year. According to the Chinese medicine's Luck theory, the six external qi are divided into six climate periods each year. External qi is a different disease in the six stages affected by the climate. For example, the wind temperature disease that occurs in the first qi is related to the six qi Yin Juefeng Wood Main Order, and there is also the transformation of the guest qi wheel of Si Tian Zaiquan..."

"This case was treated by Director Zhu. He used a prescription to clear heat and penetrate the surface, first relieve the lungs and relieve cough and phlegm, and relieve throat and detoxify and reduce swelling. Judging from the time of the patient's illness, he felt the wind and temperature during the time of the patient's illness. Because the initial qi Jueyin Fengmu mainly climatic characteristics are mainly wind and temperature weather. In clinical practice, external diseases should be considered... "

"Look at this again."

Yun Heng opened another medical record: "This patient can judge from the date of birth. The patient is in his sixties and was born at the end of May of the Jiawu year of the lunar calendar. In the snow of luck, the fortune belongs to the Jia of the heavenly stems, which is the great fortune. In the six qi of the earth, it belongs to the Wu year of the Shaoyin Junhuo, and in the month, it belongs to the third qi of Shaoyin Xianghuo, so in the system, there are two fires of the Junxiang Xianghuo. Such patients do not like overheating weather, nor do they like to eat hot foods and things that help fire and generate heat. They love cold and are afraid of heat, have a hurry, and are also very angry, and are mostly affected by hot diseases."

"So, the five elements and six qi are used to calculate the environment at that time through algorithms, so as to judge the impact of the environment on the patient..."

Yun Heng casually brought a medical record and began to explain it based on the patient's age and treatment time. No matter what the group of people around him were thinking before, they listened carefully now, and the scene was quiet.
Chapter completed!