Homo sapiens

After the minibus passed through this small town.

Turn into a tunnel and arrive at the entrance of a laboratory located in a nature reserve.

The laboratory was built halfway up a mountain, surrounded by high mountains, dense jungles, and the occasional chirping of insects.

Li Qingye got off the minibus and glanced at the sign at the door: Natural Medicine Laboratory (4407).

Upon hearing Li Qingye's arrival, the head of the laboratory, Manning, rushed over to greet him.

"Huhu...Welcome Mr. Chairman to come and give us guidance."

Li Qingye said with a smile: "Don't be nervous, just follow the daily work inspection arrangements. I just stopped by to take a look."

Manning also breathed a sigh of relief.

Bagheira stayed in the minibus to keep in touch with the headquarters of the Internal Affairs Department, while Sanchi Badaliyar followed Li Qingye into the laboratory.

This laboratory may not look big on the surface, but it is actually quite big, because some of the facilities are hidden in the mountains and underground.

Through the large botanical garden, you can see tropical plants from Southeast Asia.

In addition, there are many special quasi-ecological plant greenhouses, which use technology to achieve subtropical, temperate, subarctic and frigid climates, allowing plants from those climate zones to be grown.

"I heard that you are working on a complete analysis of the genes and components of natural plants. How is the progress now?"

Manning quickly replied: "The genes and components of 753 plant species have been studied."

“There’s a long way to go!”

“This also requires the full support of the company.”

Suddenly Li Qingye remembered something: "By the way, I heard that the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine is also doing work in this area? Have you communicated with me?"

Manning nodded: "Yes. In fact, many of the plants we study are those that are used as herbal medicines."

Homo sapiens company does not reject traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, but it does not mean that homo sapiens will copy the mysterious theories of traditional Chinese medicine.

As long as those guys have a little bit of scientific spirit and materialism, they won't cause the character to collapse.

Li Qingye has always been opposed to copying things by rote and clinging to the old. Times are progressing, science and technology are developing, and it is simply ridiculous to still cling to metaphysical theories from hundreds of years ago.

Just like this plant medicine laboratory in front of you.

Various medicinal plants from the entire Indochina were collected, and traditional medicine practitioners from the entire Indochina were gathered to conduct a comprehensive research and analysis of drugs and prescriptions.

Why a herbal medicine or herbal medicine works, what are its active ingredients, and whether it can be improved and industrialized are all subjects of research.

If we all practice traditional empiricism, then Chinese medicine will really be doomed.

Instead of revealing the uses and principles of meridians and acupuncture points, we instead cling to theories from hundreds of years ago and adhere to the traditional apprenticeship training model. No wonder we are being beaten by modern medicine.

In this era of chasing after each other, if you don't want to innovate, you will have no choice but to be eliminated by the times.

Li Qingye felt that some people were very ridiculous. With various modern testing technologies and precision instruments, couldn't Chinese medicine introduce new ones? We must stick to tradition and regard the previous set of metaphysical theories as the Bible.

In the memory of his ancestors, many of his ancestors had studied Chinese medicine and were very familiar with that obscure system.

The various strange terms alone are enough to make beginners think twice as big as each other. Without more than ten years of practice, they will not be able to become a master at all.

Mysticism, empiricism, and apprenticeship are self-destructive.

Now the Ministry of Medicine and the Ministry of Science of Homo sapiens have comprehensively required practitioners of traditional medicine to use unified terms and to provide precise, accurate and detailed scientific explanations.

Do not use vague terms such as "heat", "moisture" or "evil". Everything must be targeted and don't make things confusing.

As for what kind of medicine should be prescribed according to individual needs, such as one prescription for each person, the Medical Department agrees with this concept, but believes that this concept is not comprehensive and should be further expanded.

Why should it vary from person to person? Want one person?

Not every patient's pathological condition is different, but many traditional Chinese medicine practitioners do not study pathological refinement and fine classification at all, but rely entirely on experience.

The medical department requires that the patient's pathology be as detailed as possible and then be scientifically summarized and analyzed.

The human body is an organic system, and the systematic treatment concept adhered to by traditional Chinese medicine is very good, but there is still room for further development of this concept.

Since human beings are an organic system, and problems in various organs may affect each other, why not completely decompose each disease, decompose systemic diseases into individual organ diseases, further subdivide them, and then study the laws and principles. .

After decomposing organ diseases, organ branch diseases, branch cell diseases, organelle diseases, and genetic diseases, these minor diseases were put back together again to establish a combined disease model.

As long as the classification is detailed enough, the pathologies of all people must be the same. After all, humans are all carbon-based organisms and are all the same species.

From an atomic level, humans are all the same.

It is based on this set of theories that the Institute of Traditional Medicine under the Ministry of Medicine and the Ministry of Science has made many new discoveries.

Currently, there are 23,000 micro-pathology models collected and more than 550 million pathological samples.

In this way, it has even helped artificial intelligence doctors make huge progress.

The artificial intelligence within Homo sapiens can now determine a person's physiological condition through apparent information such as face, skin color, tongue coating, pulse, body temperature, and eyeballs, with an accuracy of about 96%.

If pheromones, magnetic fields, brain waves, hormones and symbionts implanted in the body are combined, the accuracy can even reach over 99%.

This is the development direction of traditional Chinese medicine.

As for the Natural Medicine Laboratory, the current task is to study the pharmacology of all traditional herbal medicines and then improve them, while also further expanding pharmacological research on wild animals and plants.

After all, many prescriptions of traditional Chinese medicine are developed based on animal and plant materials from East Asia.

Animal and plant materials from other areas have great medicinal value, and there must be many undiscovered natural ingredients.

In addition, animals and plants that were previously useless also need to be studied in depth again. After all, the current refining and separation technology is several orders of magnitude higher than in ancient times. Just because it could not be used before does not mean that it cannot be used.

With the huge investment of Homo sapiens and advanced concepts, Chinese medicine has completed its evolution on the Homo sapiens side.

The new humans have biochips and intelligent assistance systems, and every Chinese medicine practitioner can compare with the top old Chinese medicine practitioners in the Far East.

In addition, traditional Chinese medicine is no longer the concocted medicinal materials of the past, but uses extracts of various active ingredients.

This eliminates inconsistency in therapeutic effects due to differences in medicinal ingredients.

For example, wild ginseng, forest ginseng, and garden ginseng all look like ginseng, but their active ingredient content is different.

Even top national players cannot rely on experience to accurately determine the active ingredient content of each medicinal material.

Therefore, promoting the standardization, industrialization, and artificial synthesis of the active ingredients of traditional Chinese medicine is also the only way to modernize traditional Chinese medicine.

Now the entire East is extremely shocked when faced with the smart Chinese medicine and refined customized Chinese patent medicines developed by Homo sapiens.

Many top national players have secretly tried smart Chinese medicine, and they found that smart Chinese medicine is indeed very powerful and can be compared with them.

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