PANG Bing, MU Lancheng, WANG Han, et al. Bidirectionality and Multanimity of Traditional Chinese Medicinal Herbs[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(13): 1085-1088.
PANG Bing, MU Lancheng, WANG Han, et al. Bidirectionality and Multanimity of Traditional Chinese Medicinal Herbs[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(13): 1085-1088.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.13.002.
Bidirectionality and Multanimity of Traditional Chinese Medicinal Herbs
The traditional property theory of Chinese medicinal herbs includes four properties and five tastes
herbal lifting
lowing
floating and sinking
channel-tropism and toxicity of drugs. The property theory plays an important role in guiding clinical Chinese herbs matching. From a microcosmic view
a Chinese herb
as an entirety itself
contains many medicinal efficacy components. Each component also contains its own medicinal properties.Therefore
it makes Chinese herbs present the medicinal properties with both bidirectionality and multanimity. From a macroscopic perspective
make a plant as a whole
the medicinal property and efficacy will be changed as the different plant medicinal parts. Thus
viewing a plant in its entirety
there are a few Chinese herbs in different plant parts.Taking a single Chinese herb as a whole
there are many different medicinal efficacy components. Make a component a whole
there are various ingredients. In this article
the related herbs and the medicinal properties of herbs related components and ingredients were illustrated. Focus on the bidirectionality and mulantimity
the Chinese herbs clinical efficacies were explained so that could better guide the clinical herbs using.