Chapter 279 Traditional Chinese Medicine Witchcraft
"Dr. Gao, can you personally demonstrate the treatment process of traditional Chinese medicine?"
"Dr. Gao, we want to know what qi is like."
"Dr. Gao, my..."
"Dr. Gao..."
Just after it ended, many students rushed up from below and kept talking around Gaoshan.
This performance made Gao Shan ecstatic. This was recognition of Chinese medicine. How could he not be happy?
"Okay, everyone, we must first let Dr. Gao fill his stomach...otherwise, when he faints from hunger, you won't know anything."
Terry playfully put his hand on his shoulder, and accompanied Gao Shan out of the large classroom with several doctors.
"Dr. Gao, this is Dr. Ertz, he is a cardiovascular expert, and this is Dr. Matt, he is good at brain science and is the most authoritative brain expert.
Lane, a professor of orthopedics and Nobel Prize winner, and Barber, a neurologist, are one of our most senior directors."
"Nice to meet you, Dr. Oz. I have carefully read the paper you published on nejm. It is of great help in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases..."
"Dr. Matt, I have carefully studied the brain resuscitation project you chaired. I think we can have a good discussion."
"Dr. Lane, I have read through your thesis, especially about bone marrow reconstruction technology, which is really eye-opening."
"Professor Barbour, if possible, I really want to kidnap you and take you to China, haha..."
Gao Shan talked about the main achievements of several people in detail, because he really knew these people very well.
When he was in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, he not only studied ancient medical books every day, but also read every article in the four major medical magazines.
Standing in front of him can be said to be giants in the medical field. Each of them represents authority and has made countless contributions to the development of medicine.
The research they introduced has made numerous contributions to the advancement of medicine around the world, and their perfunctory techniques have saved countless lives.
Based on this alone, Gao Shan is full of admiration for them.
"Gao, you can really create surprises. I think this exchange will be very pleasant and we will all gain something."
The doctors were surprised to find that Gao Shan knew them so well, and at the same time they couldn't help but feel a little happy.
Being recognized by someone who recognizes you is a happy thing.
Regardless of whether Gao Shancheng admits it or not, in the eyes of these doctors, he is the current representative figure in traditional Chinese medicine and a colleague of equal status to them.
The group of people came to the canteen. The decoration was simple but very clean. There were many kinds of food and they could choose freely.
"Gao, can you let me feel the presence of Qi?" After choosing the food and sitting on the table, Professor Barbour took the lead in reaching out his hand and looked at him like a curious child.
"Of course." Gao Shan smiled and took the silver needle from Xinyue's hand. After carefully looking at his face, he took his hand and inserted it into the tiger's mouth and hegu point.
Ding!
In the light sound, the needle tail trembled slightly, and Professor Barbour's expression changed instantly.
"Oh, my god..." As soon as he finished speaking, a popping sound came from under him. Professor Barber covered his stomach with embarrassment and said, "I think I need to go to the bathroom, Gao,
Quickly unplug it..."
Reaching out to take off the silver needle, Professor Barber rushed to the bathroom quickly. Terry, who was sitting next to him, waved his hand with disgust on his face: "Did he eat soybeans?"
"Is the height related to your Qi?" Professor Lane asked thoughtfully.
"What?" Terry looked at Gaoshan in disbelief.
"Yes, the acupuncture point I just inserted is Hegu. It has the functions of dispersing wind and surface, venting qi, and ventilating blood. Simply put, it can treat indigestion, flatulence, and constipation..."
Although Hegu point has more than these functions, Gao Shan feels that if they go deeper, it may be more difficult for them to understand.
"Oh my God, it's incredible." Everyone couldn't help but look surprised when they thought that Bart always had poor digestion, intestinal obstruction, and frequent constipation.
Are acupuncture points really so magical?
"If you have problems with your digestive intestines, such as flatulence, constipation, etc., there is a simpler way to massage the Zusanli point."
Gao Shan personally stretched out his hands to demonstrate. After you sit upright with your knees bent, the sunken area of your knees, which is the position of your knee eyes, and the position under your four fingers when straightened out, is Zusanli.
Or sit upright, bend your knees 90 degrees, put your hands on top of your knees, point your fingers downward, and place the parallel gap between the tip of your ring finger and your middle finger, which is Zusanli.
Long-term massage of this point can ventilate air, promote intestinal peristalsis, treat abdominal distension, flatulence, constipation and other problems, and can also enhance blood circulation in the lower and upper body.
It can also regulate immunity, enhance disease resistance, and regulate the spleen and stomach.
For self-massage, the best method is to use the middle finger overlapping method. Press the middle finger on the acupuncture point, and cross-press the index finger on the middle finger to increase the intensity. Massage for 3 to 5 minutes every day to keep it effective.
(Friends who are interested can try it. This method is effective, especially for those with bad spleen and stomach... 3 minutes is the best.)
"I'll give it a try!" Professor Ertz, who had been somewhat silent from the beginning, took the lead in experimenting. After Gao Shan corrected the acupuncture points for him, he started massaging with the middle finger stacking method.
The other professors didn't care about eating anymore and looked at him curiously.
After about a minute, Professor Oz’s face turned a little red, as if he was suppressing something, and then ‘Pfft~~’
"Oh, geez, can you go farther away Oz?" The professor here was about to be smoked to death. Although this is amazing, it is really embarrassing to smell farts here all the time.
"Sorry..." Ertz said to the other professors, but his hands kept moving. He could feel water flowing from his stomach to his intestines, cleaning out the residue in his body.
This feeling was very magical, and there was a constant warmth coming from the soles of his feet and rushing towards his body. It was magical, so magical.
"I think you can give it a try, it feels so helpful." Professor Oz said with rosy cheeks: "Well, Chinese medicine is as magical as witchcraft."
"No, no, no, professor, this is not witchcraft, but science... In the next few days, I will explain the existence of traditional Chinese medicine from a scientific perspective."
Although Gao Shan was still smiling, his expression was serious and somewhat persistent.
Witchcraft, this is definitely not what he wants to hear. Chinese medicine has been harmed by the word "witchcraft" for many years.
At first, China was a weak country, and in order to gain recognition from the great powers, as well as the limitations of the times, our ancestors believed that "witchcraft" was an affirmation of traditional Chinese medicine.
Little did they know that it was these two words that almost caused TCM to be completely banned, but it has only regained some recognition today.
If Gao Shan still nods and agrees that "witchcraft = traditional Chinese medicine," it would be equivalent to denying all his previous efforts.
Traditional Chinese medicine is not witchcraft, it is science, a magical knowledge unique to China’s long history.