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Chapter 1391 - Chapter 867: The First Anatomist in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Speaking to this point, even someone who doesn't understand medicine can grasp the meaning, let alone those with a medical background, who are open to traditional Chinese medicine and willing to engage in modern medical exchange.

Dean Tian nodded knowingly, "You mean that blood stasis blocking the collaterals is the root cause of the patient's illness, and promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis is the fundamental solution to this disease? Therefore, the issue I raised earlier about the contradiction between depleting Yin and invigorating blood versus nourishing the heart and calming the mind does not apply to this patient."

"That's one way to understand it." Du Heng softly confirmed Dean Tian's words, then continued, "However, depleting Yin and invigorating blood can indeed harm the Yin of the liver and kidneys, which is not conducive to calming the mind and nourishing the heart.

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