CUI Yilin, FU Yanling, CHANG Aiwen, et al. Traceability of the Study on Original Dose of the Japanese Classic Prescriptions[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(2): 103-106.
CUI Yilin, FU Yanling, CHANG Aiwen, et al. Traceability of the Study on Original Dose of the Japanese Classic Prescriptions[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(2): 103-106.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2020.02.003.
Traceability of the Study on Original Dose of the Japanese Classic Prescriptions
the study on the original dose of classical prescriptions by Japanese Kampo doctors of all ages were traced. The study on the original dose of classical prescriptions by Kampo medicine can be divided into four stages of "imitation
digestion
original creation
review"
that is
the imitation stage of introducing Chinese medicine directly by sending Sui and Tang envoys
including the Asuka
Nara
Heian
and Kamakura eras; the digestion stage of each school advocating different perspectives with the rise of the later generation school
the ancient prescription school and other schools
including the Muromachi
Sengoku
Azuchi Momoyama period
and the early and middle periods of the Edo ear; after seclusion
the textual research school rose. It is the stage of original creation when many perspectives that different from Chinese medical filed were proposed
including the late Edo period and the Meiji Restoration period; the review stage of reanalyzing the original dose of classical prescription through scientific methods such as drug weight measurement and laboratory research in modern times. The result of modern Japanese research is that 1 liang in classical prescription is equal to 14 g. This research result is most consistent with history and reality
and is basically consistent with the result of "1 liang is about 13.8 g" in China.