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Chapter 1361 Zhang Zhongjing: Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases

"Mr. Mo, let me introduce myself. I am Xie Mingsheng, director of the Food and Drug Administration."

"Thank you, director, hello, sit down."

"Thank you."

The next day, Chen Mingsheng, director of the Food and Drug Administration, visited Mo Bai in person.

"Director Xie, you are being polite. Logically speaking, you should inform me and tell me to report to your place."

"Mr. Mo is joking. Although our Food and Drug Administration is responsible for the management of medicine, it is also serving the people. There is no airs to put on it."

"Thank you, director, I like it. Come, drink tea."

"Good tea."

After flipping through the formalities, the two got down to business.

"Thank you, Director, I don't know if you are here this time?"

"Mr. Mo, we watched the video about you in the hospital on the Internet. We are very interested in your prescription, but we just don't know if this prescription is really effective?"

"Is there any effect? ​​Isn't that video all recorded?"

"But after all, it is just an example. If it is feasible to expand the scale, it has to be verified."

"Then Mr. Xie means to let me disclose this prescription."

"Don't get me wrong."

Seeing that Mo Bai seemed a little cold, Xie Mingsheng knew what Mo Bai meant.

"We absolutely have no intention of forcing others to publish the prescriptions, not just you, but others. After all, the prescriptions of traditional Chinese medicine have a lot to do with it. Whether to publish or not to publish is a dilemma."

"Then thank you, what do you mean?"

"I mean it doesn't matter if we want the prescription or not, but I don't know if Mr. Mo has the idea of ​​producing Chinese patent medicine."

"Director Xie, you are the regulatory department. You should know that I have acquired several pharmaceutical companies. However, you insisted on me publishing the prescription, so I lost interest all of a sudden."

"Sorry, Mr. Mo, this needs to be explained."

Xie Mingsheng said: "I understand the importance of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions, but once this prescription is made into a Chinese patent medicine, it means that it will be marketed nationwide. For the sake of the health and safety of the Chinese people, as a management department, we Formulated the regulations that all drugs must be published on the market. Of course, not only us, but the whole world."

"This understanding."

Mo Bai nodded: "So I can choose not to go public."

"If your prescription can really treat pneumonia better, it would be a pity if it cannot be marketed."

"That's back again. Since it's on the market again, I have to announce the prescription. Director Xie, what do you want me to do?"

Mo Bai also has a headache these days.

He's also been trying to figure it out.

It's such a pity that such a good prescription is rotten in my own hands and cannot treat thousands of Chinese people.

"So this time the superior sent me here to solve this matter."

"Oh, Director Xie, I don't know if there is any solution from above."

"The above means that if your prescription is really useful, we can keep your prescription a special secret. Let your prescription be listed as a national confidential prescription list. In this way, you don't need to publish the prescription, but you can still be normal. IPO."

"Really?"

Mo Bai was extremely surprised.

He really didn't expect that his superiors would take this matter so seriously.

"Won't take special care of me."

Mo Bai asked.

"Ha ha……"

Xie Mingsheng said with a smile: "Of course this is not only for you, we are the same for other people. After all, Chinese medicine prescriptions are really too precious. This is also the only advantage in my country's medical field at present. Publishing prescriptions, although it is indeed for the health of the Chinese people, is a huge disaster for the protection of prescriptions."

"That's right, our country's medical treatment technology is not as good as other countries. Not to mention the West, just take Japan as an example. They have produced countless medicines with the prescriptions inherited from our ancestors."

"That's why the higher-ups made such a decision. So, this time, I came here to explain to you, Mr. Mo."

"Thank you, director, and thank you for supporting us."

"Should be."

The two talked, and the scene became extremely pleasant for a while.

"I really didn't expect the superiors to have such courage."

"Actually, we have been discussing this topic before, but we have not made a decision. I have to thank you. If it weren't for your influence, I am afraid that the higher-ups would not be able to make such a decision."

"I have no influence, everyone just likes to watch my excitement."

"Mr. Mo, you are too modest."

"Haha, I'm still modest. Let's not talk about this, by the way, Director Xie, if the higher-ups really do this, I don't know if some other foreign pharmaceutical companies have any objections."

"If there is any opinion, here, we still have the final say."

"Whether this is discrimination."

"Of course they do, but don't they treat us differently? If they have an opinion, they can withdraw from our market. If they want to enter our market, they must follow our rules of the game."

"Isn't it a bit too rascal?"

"so far so good."

The two smiled similarly.

"However, Mr. Mo, although the above has such intentions. But the prescription is not announced. We still have to strictly test your Chinese patent medicines and conduct clinical trials."

"Of course there is no problem. After all, it is a medicine, and it is related to the life and health of the Chinese people. It must not be sloppy. I have no objection."

As he said that, Mo Bai called the person in charge of the pharmaceutical factory and asked them to prepare a car and send a few tons of medicines to them for testing.

"The Chinese patent medicine was produced so soon?"

"It was prepared before, but once it was produced and found out that the prescription was to be announced, I had a headache."

"Haha... Don't worry, as long as your Chinese patent medicine is really effective, you won't have to worry about the prescription in the future. By the way, Mr. Mo, I heard that you also know Chinese medicine?"

"I can't say whether I will, I just read some medical books."

"Then what do you think is the cause of pneumonia, lung heat or phlegm heat?"

"Thank you, director, do you also know Chinese medicine?"

Seeing that Xie Mingsheng actually mentioned some terms of Chinese medicine, Mo Bai asked in surprise.

"To be honest, I graduated from Yanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Unfortunately, although I graduated from University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, I have not made much achievements in Chinese medicine."

"Director Xie, don't say that. The list of state-secret prescriptions you are making now is the biggest contribution to Chinese medicine."

After finishing speaking, Mo Bai continued the question asked by Xie Mingsheng just now: "In fact, whether pneumonia is caused by lung heat, phlegm heat, or typhoid fever, it is just a symptom. To really understand the cause of pneumonia, you have to ask Let me ask, how did the lung heat come about, and how did the phlegm heat come about?"

"Mr. Mo, please advise."

Xie Mingsheng was taken aback.

He graduated from the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and with just this sentence, he knew that Mo Bai's level of Chinese Medicine was definitely not low.

Just like this sentence, those who study Chinese medicine generally only study lung heat, or phlegm heat, or typhoid fever.However, even if you understand these things, you may not really fully understand the pathogenesis of pneumonia.So, to the real clinical treatment.To be honest, it is more difficult to use the method of Chinese medicine than the method of Western medicine.

"Don't dare to give pointers, let's communicate together..."

After speaking, Mo Bai began to exchange with Xie Mingsheng the dialectics of pneumonia in traditional Chinese medicine:
【Differences between cold and cold in winter, when you feel it and then you feel it and then you get sick: those who get a cold and then get sick, the evil invades the skin, hurts the camp and guards, resulting in aversion to cold and fever, headache and strong nape, it is called typhoid fever.Those who feel it but are not sick, in view of the fact that the evil comes from the skin, infer that "the cold poison is stored in the skin". The remote cause of febrile disease and heat disease is the rising and floating of Yang Qi in the spring of the following year, so febrile disease occurs.

There are also people who are not sick in spring, and when it is hot in summer, the yang qi that has been suppressed for a long time will be released with the scorching heat, which is summer sickness.Summer disease and febrile disease, in addition to the distinction between seasons of onset, and the heat potential of summer disease is heavier than febrile disease, can also be used as a reference.It is precisely because hard-working people are exposed to frost and snow in winter, wading on water and walking on ice, and have many opportunities to catch cold, so they often suffer from febrile diseases in spring and summer. Of course, this is just an inference, and there is no need to stick to it.However, this kind of febrile disease and heat disease, the human body has already undergone changes, and it is indeed different from simply feeling the heat and heat evil and getting sick...]

Ok.

Of course, this is not what Mo Bai researched.

This is the masterpiece "Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases" written by "Zhang Zhongjing", a genius doctor in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

It should be okay to pretend to be such a classic.

(End of this chapter)