LI Yun, YUE Qinfei, FAN Xinsheng. Research on Prescription Notes of Contraindication Between Medicinals and Food[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(10): 833-836.
LI Yun, YUE Qinfei, FAN Xinsheng. Research on Prescription Notes of Contraindication Between Medicinals and Food[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(10): 833-836.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.10.006.
Objective To explore the regularity of food and medicine contraindication in the ancient Chinese prescription literatures. Methods The prescriptions relevant to food contraindication in ancient prescription literatures were collected and organized to analyze the relations between drugs
diseases and food contraindication by using the methods of association rules. Results 2587 prescriptions containing food and medicine contraindication after administration of herbal decoction from 39 ancient prescription literatures were collected. The higher frequency food prohibited included pork
green onion
cabbage etc.
which also had close relations with other food and medicinals.The highest frequency prohibited food pair was sargassum-cabbage
while the highest frequency food-medicinal pair was Gancao( glycyrrhizae radix et rhizome)-sargassum. Wind disease is the most common disease syndrome
which normally contraindicated pork
raw or cold food
seaweed
etc. Cough and asthma was contraindicated seaweed
sargassum
green onion
etc. Malaria was contraindicated greed onion
cabbage
hot food
etc. Dysentery was usually contraindicated greasy
raw and cold
hot food
etc. Consumptive thirst syndrome was contraindicated pork
Wuyi( fructus ulmi)
seaweed
etc. Edema was contraindicated salty
raw and cold food
vinegar
etc. Conclusion Food and medicine contraindication is an important content of the prescription notes. Medicinal-food and medicinalsyndrome contraindication are co-existing
which has a close relationship with seven emotions of Chinese herbs.Research and master of food and Chinese herb contraindication theory would provide objective basis for the prescription normalization and valuable support for ensuring clinical effects of traditional Chinese medicine.