Man Bao became interested and simply asked Prince Gong and his son to talk about the impact of diet on the body.
In fact, this is described in detail in the "Huangdi Neijing", and this book is found in the study room of the palace.
It was a real collection of books, and the volumes were very precious. Man Bao was very careful when he opened it in his hand, and then showed it to Prince Gong to show that what he said was well-founded.
It can be said that people live by Qi and blood. Whether it is the texture of the skin or the internal organs, they all rely on Qi and blood to nourish and maintain activity.
Food is the source of Qi and blood.
However, everything in this world must be done in moderation.
Seeing Prince Gong's unconcerned look, Manbao said: "Although the wine is beautiful, drinking too much will make you drunk to death; although the rice is sweet and fragrant, eating too much will make you drunk to death."
Only then did Prince Gong become more serious.
Man Bao said: "Master He's father died of gastric reflux. Now he also has gastric reflux, not because the disease is hereditary, but because the living habits of father and son are similar."
After a pause, Manbao asked Prince Gong, "Your Majesty, what is your favorite dish?"
Prince Gong said without hesitation: "Sheep soup!"
Man Bao turned around and asked the young prince sitting obediently on the other side, "Little prince, what is your favorite dish?"
The young prince hesitated for a moment and then said: "I like to eat a lot of vegetables."
He doesn't want to choose, he wants them all.
Man Bao asked another question, "Now you can only order one dish, what dish would you order?"
"Mutton soup!" The young prince also sipped his saliva. The mutton soup not only contained large pieces of mutton, but also came with soaked buns. It was soaked in soup and bitten into it. It was extremely delicious.
Man Bao said to Prince Gong: "This is inheritance."
Prince Gong seemed to understand but not quite.
Manbao continued: "Food is energy, but the food you eat is greater than the energy you consume. Do you know what will happen?"
"What's up?"
Man Bao always felt that Prince Gong was not very cooperative with her, which would prolong her business trip here.
Although she asked for it on her own initiative, she didn't want her to stay here alone after Mr. Yu and the others had finished investigating the case and went back.
It’s already very frustrating not being able to go home to celebrate the New Year this year.
So she waved to Xi Cake and asked her to get her blood drawing device.
She placed the things in front of Prince Gong and said, "If you want to know the consequences, drawing blood is the most intuitive way."
Prince Gong frowned and took half a step back.
Man Bao stared at him, "Your Highness, you always hear us say that obesity is bad for the body, this is bad and that is bad, but you don't think there is any problem, do you?"
"That's right," Prince Gong puffed up his belly and said, "Although walking a long way will make you a little tired, that is also the reason why I am overweight, and it does not mean that I am in bad health."
Man Bao and Xiao Shizi sighed: "This is a typical case of hiding a disease and avoiding treatment, but it doesn't matter, I will let you see the difference."
Young Prince:...Why do you say it to him?
Man Bao said: "Can you find a guard who is about the same age and height as you?"
Even Princess Gong was attracted and immediately sent someone to look for her after hearing this.
Prince Gong is not very old. It is not difficult to find guards of the same age as him in the palace. He is not short either, but he looks a little short because of his obesity.
A guard was quickly called over, and the internal supervisor who led him over said in a sharp voice: "His zodiac sign is the same as the prince's. He was born in March and is two months older than the prince. This is the closest birth date.
Mr. Zhou, do you think it can be used?"
"It's available, it's available." Man Bao saw the guard's strong back and powerful posture, and reached out to squeeze the hard muscles on his arm, feeling particularly satisfied, "Okay, okay, he's in good health."
I also felt his pulse, and I was even more satisfied. His pulse was strong and his qi and blood were strong. He was the opposite of Prince Gong, which was very good.
Man Bao turned to Prince Gong and said, "Your Majesty, if you want to see the difference between you intuitively, let's draw blood."
Prince Gong turned around and was about to leave, but Princess Gong grabbed him. Her eyes seemed to be filled with brilliance, and she was obviously very interested, "Your Majesty, let's take a look."
She tried hard to put away the excitement on her face and put on a sad look, "Your Majesty, I am really worried about your health, just for me and Xiang'er. Please take a look."
Company Commander Shi rushed over after hearing the news. After thinking about it, he persuaded Prince Gong, "Your Majesty has always been suspicious that there is nothing wrong with his health. Since Mr. Zhou has a way to clear up his doubts, why not take the opportunity to give it a try?"
Prince Gong was furious. Did he not believe in the diagnosis made by the imperial doctor? He just didn’t want to lose weight through diet and exercise.
Who doesn’t know that being overweight can harm your body? But if you are just a little fatter, there is a problem. How big can the problem be?
Didn’t the ancients say it? Being able to eat is a blessing, and being fat is a blessing. This means that one has a good stomach and good health...
However, Chang Shi was as worried about Prince Gong's health as Princess Gong.
Every time the emperor communicated with him, nine times out of ten, he would end by telling him to pay attention to Prince Gong's health and restrict him to a light diet, eat less and move more.
But they often add a sentence at the end, don’t wrong Prince Gong.
It was so annoying that he didn't even know what to do. Now that he had the chance to make Prince Gong aware of his physical problems, he would do whatever he said.
So Chang Shi and Princess Gong surrounded Prince Gong to persuade him. In the end, even the young prince couldn't hold back, "Father, I want to take a look."
After being pestered for half an hour, Prince Gong finally sat on the chair with a bad face. When he saw Zhou Man coming over with such a large hollow needle, he couldn't help but close his eyes slightly and tremble a little.
Man Bao also comforted him, "Don't be afraid, it doesn't hurt at all."
What's strange is that Zhou Man tied his arm, then found a blood vessel on the inside of his arm and inserted it into it. She untied the tie, and Prince Gong's blood came out with difficulty and entered along the needle.
The transparent intestine then falls into a less transparent container.
Man Bao felt that it was almost done, so he pulled out the needle, and then asked Princess Gong to press the wound with gauze to stop the bleeding. She also said to Prince Gong: "How is it? It doesn't hurt, right?"
Prince Gong gritted his teeth, "Doesn't this hurt?"
Man Bao took the container and came forward, waved it in front of Prince Gong's eyes, and asked, "Do you see anything different?"
Prince Gong took one look and said, "What's the difference?"
Princess Gong's face turned pale and she said, "Why is the blood black?"
Prince Gong looked away again, feeling a little nervous, "It's not too dark, but the color is a little wrong. Is this prince poisoned?"
Man Bao said: "You think too much. This is not poisoning. This is because you are too fat and the food you eat is too oily, salty and fishy."
Then she turned his blood and showed him, "Did you see it? Your blood is so thick that it can hardly be shaken."
Everyone stared with wide eyes.
Man Bao put down the container and waved to the guard on the side, "I will now show you what the blood of a healthy person looks like."