Practicing business and practicing medicine

The main chemical components of river sand all over the world are almost exactly the same. Bian Mu can determine its unique medicinal properties just by looking at the river sand spread in the small open space in front of the village health center. He adapts to local conditions and prescribes a stir-fried pumpkin with sand salt based on the person's illness. Zi’s dietary prescription.

Seeing the female student's hesitation, Bian Mu smiled and asked, "Have you learned programming in high school?"

"I've learned a little bit, but I never quite understand it," the female student replied with a smile.

"It doesn't matter! Based on different operating systems, all software has a compatibility problem, right!"

"Yeah! Compared with other water towns, the overall appearance of your village looks more beautiful. If I guess correctly, the number of students who passed the first class in your village in previous years was obviously higher than that of surrounding towns, right?" Bian Mu said with a smile.

"It's not bad! In the high school and college entrance exams, the results of the children in our village have always been pretty good. A lot of them have been admitted to prestigious schools. I'm the weakest!"

"Humble! Come! Let's go back to the topic of system compatibility. Zhangwang Village is a very unique small system. It is very developed in all aspects. You grew up here. You have the right time, location, and people. You basically have them all. Jin The combination of the five elements of wood, water, fire, and earth is also very Zhangwangcun-like, so... Relatively speaking, Lijin City belongs to another system. Although only in terms of geographical location, Zhangwang Village is not very far from Lijin City, but... They belong to two different systems respectively. Due to various innate and acquired factors, in the short term, the small system you represent will not be compatible with the relatively large city system of Lijin. To put it bluntly, it is yours. The compatibility is relatively low, and various uncomfortable symptoms will appear. Given time, I believe you will eventually be able to adapt. In order not to affect your studies, I will prescribe a small diet for you. It will take a while." Since the other party was a college student who had just entered school, his understanding should be good, so Bian Mu explained a few more words, hoping that she could understand.

"It sounds a bit mysterious. My understanding...is that the immunity is low and the adaptability is poor! Then...am I the only one special, or are all the people in our village who go to school outside like this?" the female student responded with a smile.

"Traditional Chinese medicine always pays attention to one person's treatment, one person, one case. I can't talk about other people of the same age in general terms, but... when it comes to you, it definitely has nothing to do with immunity or resistance. Poor adaptability is just a relative concept. I don’t think the two life discomforts you described are symptoms of maladjustment, but they are just sensitive in some aspects. Whether from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine, in the future... it may not be a bad thing for you, to use an analogy. For those medicines sold in street pharmacies, including traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, the instructions usually list the so-called side effects. Not everyone will have related symptoms after taking the medicine. As for the medicines produced in the past five years, at least 40% of patients, roughly this number, have almost no adverse reactions after taking medicine in the short term. On the one hand, the physical fitness of Chinese people is getting stronger and stronger. On the other hand, the quality of medicines is increasing year by year, and non-adaptive It is gradually decreasing. As for the young people in your village, they will most likely feel unwell when they go to school in other places. It’s just that some people are more stubborn and are too lazy to seek medical treatment. "Bian Mu is just a medical assistant, and he is idle anyway, so it is better. Try to explain it as thoroughly as possible to the pretty smart female student in front of you.

"Oh... I feel like you are so awesome! No matter which topic we talk about... you can explain it clearly and logically. You should be a lecturer at a medical university, right?"

"Excellent! I opened a small clinic in the city. I am not a university lecturer. My hometown is Lishi, which is not far from your village. After entering the city, I did not find any obvious symptoms of acclimatization. The main reason There may be a few points. First, although I come from a small county, my family is not a farmer. It seems that no one has been farming for more than three generations. It is considered an urban constitution. Also, I already had some martial arts foundation when I went to college. , Generally speaking, my physique should be relatively strong. The last one is that I like swimming. I have a water-based constitution and my adaptability is relatively strong. The last one is about diet. After all, I am a professional doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. What should I eat and how should I wear it in any season? I definitely have to pay more attention to my clothes than you do, that’s basically what it looks like.”

"It's so complicated! I understand it in seconds! Thank you for your patient explanation. Then... why did you choose pumpkin seeds only? Can't other foods be used?"

"This is the second time I've been back to your village, and I've paid a lot of attention to the surrounding environment. Pumpkin is the most down-to-earth thing here. The five elements lack fire, so you need to stir-fry it with the help of fire. You will suffer from acclimatization. The main manifestation is insufficient kidney power, so I used your local white sand and salt brine to invoke kidney energy. For example, if you go to the city to study, it is equivalent to living a life floating in mid-air. Adding white sand and salt brine is equivalent to dragging you out of the air. Come down and keep your feet on the ground. Even though you are on a university campus, eating these fried pumpkin seeds is equivalent to taking over the local atmosphere, and you will be fine soon."

"It looks like this... it sounds very interesting! Then... why do you have to practice jogging after 18:00 in the afternoon? Isn't it as effective at other times?" The female student really had enough questions, one after another. .

"The most important thing in treating diseases in traditional Chinese medicine is that the time coincides with the time. At sunset, yang is at its lowest and yin is at its strongest, so it is most suitable for regulating the imbalance of yin and yang. If we started talking about this, we would not be able to finish it in two or three hours!"

"I just need to know a rough idea, thank you!"

"You're welcome! It's the first semester of freshman year, but if possible, it's best not to drink any cold drinks, eat more mild foods, and slowly adjust in sophomore and junior years!"

"Okay, I'll write it down, thank you! Goodbye!"

"I wish you academic success!"

"Thank you! Bye!" After that, the female student went to the old village doctor surnamed Mi for a follow-up visit. The old man asked her a few simple questions and sent her home.

Not long after, the old Chinese doctor surnamed Mi sent another male patient in his forties, who had an ear problem.

Well! The old village doctor is using Bian Mu as an assistant.

The patient's inner ear has been very damp for many years, and the earplugs are always blocked. He has been to various hospitals for several years, but has not been completely cured.

When taking the pulse, Bian Mu asked a few questions casually and learned that the patient in front of him came from a neighboring county to register for medical treatment. He came here because of his reputation.

"I told you! It's just a small village... Even if it's Sunday, there won't be so many patients waiting in line. At least half of them are outsiders." Thinking of this, Bian Mu felt relieved.

It seems that Mr. Mi's medical reputation is well-known!

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"It's nothing serious. There is a famous medicine on the street, which is specially used to treat injuries. When you open the medicine bottle, there is a ball of cotton inside. Go to the pharmacy and ask them to make some cotton wool for you. The drier the better. Use two small balls a day. It doesn't affect your normal work and rest. Dip the powder on the cotton wool and try to make it even. Stuff it into your ears. Just make it loose. Don't stuff it too tight. When your ears are no longer itchy, take away the cotton wool ball, buy some dandelions, stir-fry them in a casserole, and then break them into pieces. Wrap them in the cotton wool ball and stuff them into your ears. Keep doing this for six weeks. By the way, don't throw away all the used cotton balls. Light a fire with charcoal and burn the discarded cotton balls. The cleaner the better. Be patient and watch by your side. Collect the cotton ashes, wrap them with cotton wool, and stuff them into your ears. It's still six weeks. If nothing goes wrong, it will be completely healed in about half a year." Bian Mu explained patiently.

"Is it that simple?!" The patient questioned with a little disbelief.

"It's not that complicated. You can go to Mr. Mi for a follow-up consultation and see what he says."

"Okay... Thank you!"

"You're welcome!" After saying that, Bian Mu wrote his diagnosis on the medical record for the man and sent him to see the old village doctor for a follow-up consultation.