MA Xiaotong, LIU Yanchi. Information Medicine is the Essential Feature of Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(20): 1711-1716.
MA Xiaotong, LIU Yanchi. Information Medicine is the Essential Feature of Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(20): 1711-1716.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.20.001.
Information Medicine is the Essential Feature of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Through the concept and method of information medicine
a complete knowledge system can be formed by physiology
pathology and diagnosis-treatment of traditional Chinese medicine( TCM). In physiology of TCM
there are three core concepts
including zang-fu viscera
channel and qi and blood. They are nonlinearly related to each other and form a life information network
whose three major mechanisms are qi transformation
conveyance and dispersion. In pathology of TCM
human will be in a healthy state if all physiological mechanisms are functioning normally and the body is balanced. Otherwise
the lesions such as deficiency
stasis and toxicity will be occurred
which can result in the imbalance of body and the generation of disease. In diagnosis-treatment of TCM
methods of syndrome differentiation such as syndrome differentiation of eight principles
syndrome differentiation of qi-blood-body fluid
syndrome differentiation of zang-fu viscera
syndrome differentiation of channel theory
syndrome differentiation of sanjiao theory and syndrome differentiation of weifen are applied to determine the state of the body hierarchically and provide a basis for selecting the treatment decision. The basic two treatment methods are tonifying and purging
and the direct order parameters are yin-yang( qi-blood)
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