What kind of health care does the Chinese need?

Murad and Chen Zhenxing, two Chinese and Western doctors, are trying to combine Western science with Chinese health. Can we say that this combination is itself a science.

China Economic Weekly - Economic News The word health has once been China's most popular word. It was once the most embarrassing word in China. But no matter if it is better or better. It will be the word most concerned by the Chinese people. Nowadays, not only Chinese people are concerned, but foreigners are also paying attention to it. Not an ordinary foreigner, he is a Nobel Prize winner in physiology and medicine. He is Murad.

Recently, a book entitled "Magic Nitric Oxide", co-published by Professor Murad and his Chinese colleague Professor Chen Zhenxing, was held in Beijing. At the juncture of China's ups and downs, the emergence of this book is bound to become a wind vane.

Two Chinese and Western doctors are trying to combine western science with Chinese health. Can we say that this combination is itself a science.

Health care is just a matter of “eat the disease that I eat.” They fell, and the Chinese do not need to keep healthy?

After melamine, some companies fell and some brands were affected. However, people still need to drink milk. The problem is not whether people want to drink milk. The problem is how to make people drink safe milk and healthy milk!

Health is also the reason. Although the health sector has such problems. Fake experts, pseudo-drugs shift. But no one can say that Chinese people do not need health. Because you say it. Health care is nothing more than a summary of health aspirations and health experiences. In order to achieve the effect of enhancing physical fitness and preventing diseases, this need will not disappear as long as there is a human being.

So are the Chinese people's health needs more intense? Yes. From a historical point of view, health has always been part of traditional Chinese culture. It is a lifestyle. It has been tightly integrated with Chinese medicine. It is the unique culture of the working people on this land that has gathered experience in many aspects such as climate, geology, animals and plants, psychology, sports, diet, and physical characteristics. After the refinement of the emperor, literati, and religious people, it also added a little aristocratic temperament and mystery. Make the public more eager.

Looking from a contemporary perspective is simple. It is expensive to see a doctor, and it is difficult for people to visit the sick to force people to take precautions and prevent their brains. Health can improve the body and prevent diseases. In fact, it is to save a lot of time and money. Ask who can not care about these. Health and save time and money, why not!

It seems that unless the Chinese culture is castrated; unless you let the Chinese medicine die out; unless the medical treatment is no longer expensive and difficult; unless you do not want to be healthier, health is just what the people just need!

In fact, the West also has health, but it is called there for other names, such as: health care.

Therefore, it is impossible to mention health care. Since health care is the rigid demand of the Chinese people. If we cannot help but raise the problem, then the problem can only be extended to the next stage. What kind of health care does the Chinese need in the end? !

Health care is exploring people's need for health. People just don't need health care programs such as “eat the disease they eat out”. What people need is a scientifically proven reliable health regimen!

After the masters such as Zhang Wuben and Ma Yueling went out of trouble, the government began to try to use the “qualification” condition to distinguish and define who should have the right to speak about health. Once this policy was introduced, it caused great controversy. The result of the dispute is inconclusive. You can only try because there is no simpler and correct way. It is like finding a job. Tens of thousands of people say they have the ability. You only have one day to find a person. You can only put a lot of thresholds and conditions to choose. This may really make you lose the talent you are looking for, but at least you will find a more close-to-ideal talent and save a lot of time.

For the publishing community, many health book publishers who were previously very hot have become more cautious. Do not hesitate to mention the threshold, ask professionals to review the manuscript. Self-discipline plus professional is removing dregs and restoring the scientific outlook of health.

The new direction of health has become popular in recent years. It has also been a concern in the 1980s. At that time, almost no child did not know "One hundred thousand why." Many magazines also have very good scientific and scientific knowledge articles. However, with the acceleration of people's living rhythm, utilitarian pragmatism is prevalent, and the word popular science is slowly disappearing. Children are busy learning to have no time to see the "free time" of science. The newspapers and magazines are also occupied by new trends in mobile phones and computers.

However, with the renewed popularity of popular science, we have discovered that the first areas affected by this term include Chinese health. The most influential of these is the publishing industry. Everyone knows that before last year, the best books sold in the country were almost all health-care books. However, since 2009, this phenomenon has been loosened. In 2009, the "The Truth About Eating," the Internet search volume on the day before the Spring Festival reached more than a hundred thousand times, and it became a hot search word. Afterwards, all kinds of media can see popular articles on cloud debates with certain health experts. Scientific squirrels will continue their efforts, and published books such as "The Truth About Eating 2" and "Health Rumor Terminator." Although the issues discussed are similar, these books are completely different from those of previous diet books and common sense books. The biggest difference is that they are mostly placed under the science section.

Some people say that health is traditional Chinese medicine and it is a matter of experience, while popular science is a western medicine and it is scientific experimental data. So who is more correct and who is more practical has become one of the classic themes of the Internet discussion. In fact, the resurgence of popular science does not mean that popular science will end health, because experience and data can be well combined.

Take Murad as an example, he is a person who wants to combine Chinese and Western medicine. In the 1980s, Murad worked as an R&D director at Abbott, and the wife of a colleague suffered from breast cancer. He was very effective when he was treated with traditional Chinese medicine in Hong Kong. From 1988 to 1990, Murad visited the Chinese University of Hong Kong for lectures for three consecutive years. He also witnessed the unique therapeutic effects of Chinese medicine and strengthened his idea of ​​developing modern Chinese medicine. Today, Dr. Murad established the Murad Research Center for the Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China and engaged in research on traditional Chinese medicine. He said: "One day in the future, the development of Chinese medicine will benefit the global human population, not just China."

The author of "Magic Nitric Oxide" has two authors, one is Dr. Murad and the other is Dr. Zhenxing Chen. Chen Zhenxing is a friend and student of Murad. Many years of common research have enabled them to find out more about the unique characteristics of nitric oxide and TCM health. This is a good start.

"Magic Nitric Oxide" combines many advantages such as credible theory, popular language, popular expressions, and practical methods. The author of the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, the founder and popularizer of the nitric oxide theory, and a friend of the Chinese people who have studied Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine for more than 20 years. Making "Magic Nitric Oxide" will certainly become a heavyweight work that fills the gap in the scientific health market.

Two Chinese and Western doctors are trying to combine western science with Chinese health. Can we say that this combination is itself a science.