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It is mentioned in "Leng Lu Medical Talk": "Yi Jian Zhi" states that Taizhou prison prisoners were tortured and suffered from lung injury hematemesis. Common bletilla pseudobulb was used as the final product, and rice fluid retention was taken daily. Afterwards, the prisoners were imprisoned and executed. Opening his chest, we saw dozens of acupuncture points between the lungs, all filled with common bletilla pseudobulb, but the color remained unchanged. This theory was adopted by Li Dong-bi from Bencao Gangmu and is believed by all doctors. Du Jinxian Shu Chi Yuanzhao's "Collected Notes on Cold Damage Disease" states: The lungs cannot be injured if the spine is separated. How can the lungs be damaged and the bones be damaged? Not bad? And common bletilla pseudobulb enters the stomach from the esophagus and cannot enter the lungs from the trachea, which is obviously true.

The original version of this matter, "Bencao Gangmu" wrote in more detail: Shi Zhen said: common bletilla pseudobulb is astringent in nature and harvested. It has the order of Qiu Jin, so it can enter the lungs to stop bleeding and produce food. It also cures sores. According to Hong Mai's "Yi Jian Zhi" it says: The Taizhou jailer showed mercy to a large number of prisoners. The prisoner felt this because he said: I committed capital crimes seven times and was tortured. My lungs were injured and I suffered from hematemesis. People-to-people transmission: just use common bletilla pseudobulb as the final product, and take it daily with rice fluid retention, and the effect is like a miracle. Later, when he was imprisoned at Ling Chi, the executioner cut open his chest and found dozens of acupuncture points between the lungs. They were all filled with common bletilla pseudobulb, and the color remained unchanged. Hong Guanzhi heard what he said and went to Yangzhou. A soldier suddenly suffered from hemoptysis and was in danger. He used this to save him and it stopped in one day.

In fact, this is caseous necrosis left by patients with lung Jiehexue. The following URL is connected to Mr. Rong’s pathological slides. Viewers who dare to look can study it http://www.path.vghtpe.gov.tw/chinese/html /VirtualClass/Museum/Mu-0508.htm

"Clinical Application of Chinese Materia Medica Zhuo Dahong" mentioned: There are many doctors in the past dynasties who have used it to treat pulmonary tuberculosis, but in fact, common bletilla pseudobulb is used in the treatment of pulmonary Jiehexue disease. Its value is still limited to the complications of hemorrhage. Although some people use common bletilla pseudobulb to treat infiltrative or cavitary pulmonary hemorrhage, it is mostly used as an auxiliary to other anti-jehexue drugs. The traditional experience of Chinese medicine also believes that the treatment of tuberculosis should be combined with other replenishing qi and nourishing yin medicines, such as Tortoise Carapace and Plastron, oyster shell, donkey-hide gelatin, Tangshen, Milkvetch Root, etc. This combination of medicinals has the effect of Nourishing, strengthening, calcium supplementing and antibacterial.

common bletilla pseudobulb has coagulation effect and can be used to treat gastric bleeding or bronchiectasis. We often quote common bletilla pseudobulb to fill the lung orifices in modern Chinese medicine books. The ancients were inevitably limited by their lack of natural knowledge. , examples that lead to wrong conclusions, but with the accumulation of knowledge as science progresses, it can be revised again and again. This is the true meaning of scientific progress.

I believe that the authors of the current Chinese medicine books cannot possibly not know that this is wrong, but if the intellectuals tell it clearly and just keep copying the old books, the biggest impact will be on the beginners of Chinese medicine. There must be more It took several years to figure out what is true, what is an almost philosophical hypothesis, and what is a simple mythical world. If all of this is compatible with the category of Chinese medicine, then what is the need to talk about "scientificization"? If you rewrite the definition yourself, is this also "the unique science of Chinese medicine"?

"Leng Lu Medical Talk" also mentions a few, let's appreciate it: Because of the ancient prescriptions for inducing birth, rat kidney pills and rabbit brain pills are said to come out of the hands of children. According to Shu's theory, the fetus will The medicine enters the stomach outside the intestines, so how does it get into the child's hands?

However, according to "Xu Ling-tai's Medical Records", the Hengjing Qian woman's leg developed a tube, and rice grains flowed out of the tube. The Changxing Zhou woman's arm had been suffering from gangrene for many years, and some of the rice grains she ate came out of the gangrene.

Also "Huaixi Magazine" treats fracture bone grafting. Burn it with Kaiyuan Tongbao money and quench vinegar. Grind it finely and mix it with wine. The copper powder will tie itself into a circle and tie around the fold. I once tried it by folding a full chicken and it turned out to be true. . All these are incomprehensible, and this is why the ancient sayings cannot be dismissed as false. Zhang "Chao Ye Qian Zai" says: There is a scholar in Luozhou who responds to the disease, and the words are heard in the throat, and the good doctor Zhang Wen-zhong ordered the patient to read the "materia medica" and read it accordingly until the person who was frightened became silent, so he took the medicine and combined it into a pill and took it as soon as possible.

Later, "Dunzhai Jianlan" recorded that Yang's abdomen responded, and he read "materia medica" until Thunder Ball did not respond. He took a few pills and recovered. "Bo Zhai Bian" records that something sounded in Mao Jing's throat. He recited "Materia Medica" to the point where there was no response, and the fluid retention juice vomited worms and he recovered.

His explanations are all quoted from Fang Shu. They are echoed by the echoes of the stealing insects and sensed by the perverse spirit. How can a non-sentient spirit hear the thing it is afraid of and remain silent? Most of them are comments made by novelists.

Lock Chinese medicine research station compiled by Lu Chongjin and Dr. Locke