JIAO Ruchun, QIU Fengxi, YE Chao, et al. The Theory of the Five Flavors Attaching the Five Elements and Clinical Medication[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(16): 1359-1361.
JIAO Ruchun, QIU Fengxi, YE Chao, et al. The Theory of the Five Flavors Attaching the Five Elements and Clinical Medication[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(16): 1359-1361.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.16.003.
The Theory of the Five Flavors Attaching the Five Elements and Clinical Medication
Aiming at the new insights of the current traditional Chinese medical theory about the five flavors attaching the five elements
we analyzed and explored the origin of the five flavors attaching the five elements from literature and the clinical medication characteristics to put forward the multi-angle thinking method about the five flavors guiding clinical medication. Combined with clinical practice
we also expounded the thinking method and the medication characteristics about the theory of the five flavors to make diagnosis and give treatment to the related diseases in human bodies
and to improve the guiding significance of the five flavors to clinical medication.
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