Chapter 253 220: Licorice and Aconite Decoction
Lu’s Clinic.
Lu Jiu was consulting patients when Tian Xuelin called.
After chatting for a while, it turned out that Wang Li’s son was afraid of offending him, so he asked a friend to speak, hoping to come back for treatment.
Lu Jiu didn’t agree; he only told Tian Xuelin that if he wanted to come see him, it was best not to come until he was sure he would change his lifestyle habits. Otherwise, seeing him once would be the last time.
Tian Xuelin understood Lu Jiu’s rules and relayed his words verbatim to Tang Long.
Around two in the afternoon, Wang Xuetao and his companions arrived at Lu’s Clinic.
Seeing seven or eight people queuing at the entrance, they waited patiently for Lu Jiu to finish with these patients before finally entering the clinic.
“You’ve come?” Lu Jiu looked at Wang Xuetao with a calm expression.
“Dr. Lu, I’m sorry. I had a bad attitude a few days ago. Please forgive me.” As he spoke, Wang Xuetao placed the gift he brought on the table.
But before he could place it steadily, Lu Jiu blocked the gift he handed over with his hand.
“No need. I’ve said before, it’s about the issue, not the person. Whenever you decide to change, that’s when I’ll treat. Of course, don’t expect too much from me. In your current situation, as long as you control your diet, not let uric acid rise too high, and consistently take your medication, you’ll be fine for the next few years. At most, if the medication can’t hold it anymore, and you develop gout stones or joints deform and need surgery, you can continue medication control after that. If controlled well, this disease won’t kill you, similar to diabetes. My skills have limits, and I can’t guarantee a cure. To what extent it can be managed depends on you as well as on me. It may be better than Western medicine or worse, your call. If you trust me and are willing to change those bad habits as I suggest, I’ll do my best to help you adjust.” Lu Jiu said.
Wang Xuetao’s condition isn’t severe, and he hasn’t been on medication for long. Lu Jiu is confident he can cure him.
But it couldn’t be said outright—if the outcome didn’t meet Wang Xuetao’s expectations, it would be Lu Jiu who would suffer.
Before Wang Xuetao could speak, Tang Long immediately said, “We trust you. He assured us before coming that he would definitely change!”
Wang Xuetao nodded, “Mm.”
Lu Jiu said, “Sit down, let me take your pulse.”
Wang Xuetao was delighted and immediately sat in front of Lu Jiu, then extended his hand.
Lu Jiu felt his wrist.
“Heart Fire, you tell me, Kidney Water actually blamed me earlier. Clearly, I’ve been working hard to process those greasy heavy-tasting foods, but I can’t process all that he eats—what else can I do? The damp accumulation and extra food acid build-up also make me uncomfortable.” Spleen Earth said.
“Can’t you cause him a stomachache when he eats so he won’t eat?” Kidney Water said.
“I tried, but it didn’t work; he doesn’t notice at all!” Spleen Earth said.
“How could that be!” Kidney Water said.
“Ask Heart Fire if you don’t believe me.” Spleen Earth said.
“Stop arguing, solve the cold-dampness at the ankle instead. How many times have I told you, solve problems when they arise, don’t shirk responsibility. Keep causing a fuss, and none of us will live peacefully!” Heart Fire said.
“First resolve Spleen Earth’s issues, or else the pressure will all fall on me, and I’ll suffer. Also, that medicine keeps throwing waste at me, if this continues, I’ll be finished.” Kidney Water said.
“Heart Fire, I really reminded him, but he just doesn’t react. What do you say?” Spleen Earth said.
“His spirit has drifted, his sensory capability isn’t sharp. Of course, he doesn’t react when you remind him. Stop worrying about this and get to work; he was in pain once this afternoon already. Don’t let these pathogenic factors accumulate too much. Kidney Water is also in trouble; though the medicine resolved the acid buildup, the residue still can’t be expelled. We must think of a way!” Heart Fire said.
“…”
It seems it’s not just a gout issue.
Even the mind has been affected.
What Heart Fire refers to as dulled sensory capability is actually the connection between the spirit and soul. Our body’s sensation is composed of the Divine Soul.
The soul governs daytime, the soul governs nighttime, and the spirit leads everything.
For those with mental issues, like Zhang Xixi, it means the spirit and soul have been affected, but the soul remains. That means no matter how insane she gets, her instincts for eating, drinking, and excreting remain. When the spirit and soul are seriously harmed, affecting the soul, one may be unaware of hot and cold, with impaired five senses.
Normal people rarely reach this stage, but many will encounter a situation where their bodily reflexes aren’t what they once were when young.
For instance, in playing basketball, during a fierce match, whether catching, passing, or shooting, judgments are often based on sensation rather than brainwork.
Those with robust energy and spirit have great sensory skills, making them very agile with extremely fast reaction times. But for those with deficient energy and spirit, which indirectly weakens the soul’s capabilities, they might lag. Before, in a game, they might instinctively catch a pass immediately; now, the ball might hit their face before they react.
Some individuals with a strong sensory capability will immediately expel something eaten that upset their stomach, preventing accumulation within the body. However, those with poor sensory ability may notice nothing even if they eat something bad, giving the false impression that the spleen and stomach are strong, when in fact, they merely accumulate waste within.
Thus, in Chinese medicine, when assessing a person’s condition, attention is paid to whether they can expel waste unless the situation progresses to Jueyin.
Any problems with urination or defecation should be treated seriously.
Restoring a damaged spirit isn’t difficult. Acupuncture by Lu Jiu can help, and combined with exercise to strengthen the spleen and stomach, with ample blood supply, the spirit will recover quickly.
As for gout, there is actually a prescription specifically to treat this disease.
That is the licorice and aconite decoction.
Unlike Feng Yuan’s treatment with Aconite Decoction, the licorice and aconite decoction is used before gout leads to joint deformation.
Though both conditions have the pathogenic mechanism of wind-cold-damp in the joints, the timing of pathogenic development differs, and thus the prescribed formula varies.
Moreover, gout is becoming more prevalent among the young, closely linked to diet.
The spleen governs sweetness, and overconsumption of sweet or greasy foods leads to long-term accumulation in the body producing acid. Besides, many foods today appear sweet but turn acidic once ingested. The most typical example is beverages—many young people with kidney stones or even uremia owe much to them.
After accumulating in the spleen and stomach, these substances exert pressure on the kidney due to the spleen’s burden. Being overcome by acid, Spleen Earth transmits pressure to the kidneys, impairing kidney function and hindering the excretion of accumulated acids. Over time, when a volatile substance enters the body, it inevitably stimulates rapid blood circulation, leading to large volumes of sediment entering the circulatory system. Due to excessive acid deposition, these cannot circulate normally, causing severe pain.
Simply relying on medication to treat without changing lifestyle habits is merely a drop in the ocean.
After finishing taking his pulse, Lu Jiu looked up at Wang Xuetao and spoke slowly, “Did you experience pain once in the afternoon?”
Upon hearing this, Wang Xuetao and his companions froze instantly.
Wow!
He could tell that too?
…
Source: Webnovel.com, updated by NovelKeep
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- Chapter 366 - 332: A Budding Traditional Chinese Medicine Student in Class
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- Chapter 356 - 322: The Laws of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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- Chapter 348 - 314: Surpassing the National Master of Chinese Medicine!?
- Chapter 347 - 313: Both Traditional and Modern
- Chapter 346 - 312: Without Illness, Is There Still a Need for Hospitals?
- Chapter 345 - 311: Five Elements Acupuncture Technique
- Chapter 344 - 310: Digging Up the Roots!
- Chapter 343 - 309: Traditional Chinese Medicine Should Not Belong Only to Huaxia
- Chapter 342 - 308: As Long as You’re Happy
- Chapter 341 - 307: Student of the National Master of Chinese Medicine
- Chapter 340 - 306: Jinling
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- Chapter 337 - 303: Even a Pure Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Needs Surgical Operations
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- Chapter 332 - 298: The Book of Changes and Chinese Medicine
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- Chapter 330 - 296: Poaching Talent from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital
- Chapter 329 - 295: Sincerity Is the Ultimate Trump Card
- Chapter 328 - 294: Why Did the Dean Surrender First?
- Chapter 327 - 293: Crisis at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital
- Chapter 326 - 292: Willing to Teach, but Few Willing to Learn
- Chapter 325 - 291: I Know Ritual Healing
- Chapter 324 - 290: Key Filming Focus
- Chapter 323 - 289: Who Came Up with This Model?
- Chapter 322 - 288: Just Go Be a Doctor in Our Country
- Chapter 321 - 287: You Found the Problem in Less Than 10 Seconds? [Update 2]
- Chapter 320 - 286: Traditional Chinese Medicine Intangible Heritage Inheritance Conference [Part 1]
- Chapter 319 - 285: Hair Loss, Chinese Arborvitae Leaf Shampoo Powder
- Chapter 318 - 284: Personalized Medicine
- Chapter 317 - 283: Hidden Truths?
- Chapter 316 - 282: Genetic Diseases Cannot Be Cured
- Chapter 315 - 281: Treating the Untreatable
- Chapter 314 - 280: Ocular Cancer, Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Chapter 313 - 279: Longevity Skill, Can Qi Gong Cure Illness?
- Chapter 312 - 278: This Hospital Has Only Been Open for Just Over Two Months?
- Chapter 311 - 277: The Visitor
- Chapter 310 - 276: Seven Days of Change
- Chapter 309 - 275: Choosing the Lesser of Two Evils
- Chapter 308 - 274: Another Bunch of Resentful Shells of the Five Organs
- Chapter 307 - 273: The Strength of the Entire Hospital
- Chapter 306 - 272: Is It Okay Not to Get the 9-Valent Vaccine?
- Chapter 305 271: Infertility Can't Be Cured, Just an Incompetent Quack
- Chapter 304 270: Immortalized in History?
- Chapter 303 269: The Lung Tumor Has Shrunk
- Chapter 302 268: Patient Visits Surpass 5,000
- Chapter 301 267: Is There Food for Kidney Deficiency?
- Chapter 300 266: Lu Xiaoxi, Kidney Deficiency
- Chapter 299 265: Rib Fracture, Gallbladder Rupture
- Chapter 298 264: Endless Stream
- Chapter 297 263: Getting a Bargain
- Chapter 296 262: Healing Through Food
- Chapter 295 261: Negotiation—Want It for Free?
- Chapter 294 260: Not Charging a Cent?
- Chapter 293 259: Frequently Swallowing Saliva Can Replenish the Kidneys
- Chapter 292 258: To Treat the Kidneys, Strengthen the Heart First
- Chapter 291 257: Paralyzed by Injury, Aphasic Afterward
- Chapter 290 256: Deafness, Immediate Results!
- Chapter 289 255: Severe Kidney Essence Deficiency
- Chapter 288 254: That's a Good Idea!
- Chapter 287 253: Cosmetic and Skin Care Department
- Chapter 286 252: Girls' Obsession with Beauty
- Chapter 285 251: Dual Deficiency of Yin and Yang with Fire Syndrome!
- Chapter 284 250: Leveraging Media Credibility One More Time
- Chapter 283 249: Lupus
- Chapter 282 248: Learning to Package Yourself
- Chapter 281 247: The Paper Published in a Top Medical Journal
- Chapter 280 246: Can Shattered Bones Grow Back?
- Chapter 279 245: Femoral Head Necrosis
- Chapter 278 244: Medicinal Cuisine Department
- Chapter 277 243: Five Organs Toxin Expulsion Technique
- Chapter 276 242: Not a Trace of Self-Interest
- Chapter 275 241: Shenque Acupoint, Object Moxibustion
- Chapter 274 241: Real-Time Feedback from the Five Viscera
- Chapter 273 240: Pediatric Cerebral Palsy, Five Delays and Five Flaccidities
- Chapter 272 239: What's the Difference Between Him and Me?
- Chapter 271 238: Liberating Medical Resources
- Chapter 270 237: Director, Lu 9!
- Chapter 269 236: The Needle Fails to Obtain Qi!?
- Chapter 268 235: Undying Vendetta
- Chapter 267 234: Organ Transplant
- Chapter 266 233: Infighting Among the Five Viscera
- Chapter 265 232: Even Immortals Cannot Save
- Chapter 264 231: Have You Visited Any Unsanctioned Establishments?
- Chapter 263 230: Resolute Decision
- Chapter 262 229: I'll Be Watching Closely
- Chapter 261 228: To Treat the Liver, First Strengthen the Spleen
- Chapter 260 227: Comparable to a National Master of Chinese Medicine?
- Chapter 259 226: Can Advanced Lung Cancer Be Cured?
- Chapter 258 225: Still Booming, Patients Arriving in Droves
- Chapter 257 224: Illness in the Meridians
- Chapter 256 223: Hundreds Crowd the Clinic Entrance
- Chapter 255 222: Sudden Sensation!
- Chapter 254 221: Lemon Water Cures Gout!
- Chapter 253 220: Licorice and Aconite Decoction
- Chapter 252 219: Sudden Serious Illness
- Chapter 251 218: Drinking Alcohol with Gout?
- Chapter 250 217: Not Running Might Mean Living Longer
- Chapter 249 216: Acupuncture Belongs to Them
- Chapter 248 215: Isn’t a Chronic Incurable Disease Just a Joke?
- Chapter 247 214: Hu Huo Disease
- Chapter 246 213: If You Ask Him, He Will Surely Treat You
- Chapter 245 212: Behçet's Disease
- Chapter 244 211: Coexistence
- Chapter 243 210: Jade Skin Powder
- Chapter 242 209: Beauty-Enhancing Remedies?
- Chapter 241 208: Long Illness Makes a Doctor
- Chapter 240 207: The Kidney as the Root of Phlegm Formation
- Chapter 239 206: Madness
- Chapter 238 205: She Is Not a Dog!
- Chapter 237 204: Can Treating Just 1 Acupoint Cure Illness?
- Chapter 236 203: Complete Recovery from Breast Cancer
- Chapter 235 202: Food Is Better Than Medicine
- Chapter 234 201: Cured Instantly!
- Chapter 233 200: Ahshi Point
- Chapter 232 199: Believe Once More
- Chapter 231 198: Does AIDS Mean Certain Death?
- Chapter 230 197: Rhinitis Exercise, Unblocking the Nasal Passages!
- Chapter 229 196: Rhinitis
- Chapter 228 195: Unique Five-Organ Targeted Therapy
- Chapter 227 194: Stroke Without Speech—Where's the Problem?
- Chapter 226 193: Dampness – Low Attack, High Defense, Thick Blood, a Late-Stage Pathogenic Factor
- Chapter 225 192: Five Viscera Sneak Attack
- Chapter 224 191: Commanding the Five Viscera to Fight Disease?
- Chapter 223 190: What Does the Future Hold for Traditional Chinese Medicine?
- Chapter 222 189: It's About to Come True!
- Chapter 221 188: Is There an Art to Which Side You Sleep On?
- Chapter 220 187: Uterine Fibroids
- Chapter 219 186: Prostate? Just a Minor Issue!
- Chapter 218 185: Cerebral Hemorrhage, Emergency Treatment with Xueyu Charcoal
- Chapter 217 184: Strengthening the Spleen to Stabilize the Kidneys
- Chapter 216 183: Focusing on Screening and Education, Supplementing with Treatment (Part 2)
- Chapter 215 183: Focusing on Screening and Education, Supplementing with Treatment
- Chapter 214 182: The 6 Standards of Healing_2
- Chapter 213 182: The Six Criteria for Healing
- Chapter 212 181: Money-Back Guarantee for Untreatable Illnesses
- Chapter 211 180: The Reason for Snoring
- Chapter 210 179: Gifts for the Children
- Chapter 209 178: Bragging a Bit Unrealistically
- Chapter 208 177: The Decade-Long Medical Academic Scam
- Chapter 207 176: Alzheimer's Disease
- Chapter 206 175: Coming to the Door
- Chapter 205 174: Drafting the New Hospital System Plan
- Chapter 204 173: Huaxia Medical Journal
- Chapter 203 172: Five Organs Comic
- Chapter 202 171: What If I Gave You a Hospital?
- Chapter 201 170: Are You Cheating?
- Chapter 200 169: Phantom Limb Pain, Illness of the Heart
- Chapter 199 168: How Does He Have So Many Skills!? (Part 2)
- Chapter 198 168: How Does He Have So Many Skills!?
- Chapter 197 167: Wasted Talent
- Chapter 196 166: Lu Jiu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital?
- Chapter 195 165: What a Coincidence, He's Also My Student
- Chapter 194 164: The Director Is Here
- Chapter 193 163: This Is Worth Doing
- Chapter 192 162: Dr. Lu, You Know Bone Setting Too?
- Chapter 191 161: The Wisdom of the Ancestors Is Not a Myth
- Chapter 190 160: Stop Taking the Medication Starting Today
- Chapter 189 159: Stroke
- Chapter 188 158: I Want to Learn Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Chapter 187 157: Taking Pulses for Grade Schoolers
- Chapter 186 156: Showing Off
- Chapter 185 155: Let Me See the Prescription!
- Chapter 184 154: Mom... Will She Get Better This Time?
- Chapter 183 153: No Incurable Diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Chapter 182 152: Even a Hero Can't Withstand Three Bouts of Diarrhea
- Chapter 181 - 151: I Know My Own Limits
- Chapter 180 - 150: Lung Cancer, Terminal Stage! [Double Length] (Part 4)
- Chapter 179 - 150: Lung Cancer, Terminal Stage! [Double-Length] (3)
- Chapter 178 - 150: Lung Cancer, Terminal Stage [2-in-1]
- Chapter 177 - 150: Late-Stage Lung Cancer [Double Length]
- Chapter 176 - 149: Lacking the Hard Knocks of Society
- Chapter 175 - 148: The Cosmos Shines for All Things
- Chapter 174 - 147: Where Does the Human Body’s Self-Healing Ability Originate?
- Chapter 173 - 146: Don’t Cover Your Head in Winter, Don’t Expose Your Belly in Summer
- Chapter 172 - 145: Nine Yang Needles
- Chapter 171 - 144: Absurd Rumors
- Chapter 170 - 143: I Am the Most Docile Pig in the World
- Chapter 169 - 142: The Strong Desires of the Weak
- Chapter 168 - 141: Erectile Dysfunction
- Chapter 167 - 140: Ephedra and Atractylodes Decoction
- Chapter 166 - 139: Urticaria
- Chapter 165 - 138: Teaching Traditional Chinese Medicine? I Communicate Directly with Kids’ Five Organs
- Chapter 164 - 137: This Is Fate, Not Illness
- Chapter 163 - 136: Returning from the Brink of Death
- Chapter 162 - 135: Thanatology and Biomedicine
- Chapter 161 - 134: Traditional Chinese Medicine—A Different Track
- Chapter 160 - 133: Will This Place Become the Capital of Traditional Chinese Medicine?
- Chapter 159 - 132: I’ll Do My Best!
- Chapter 158 - 131: The Wall-Banging Craze
- Chapter 157 - 130: Sickness Is Contagious
- Chapter 156 - 129: The Five Viscera Call for Help! (Part 2)
- Chapter 155 - 129: Five Viscera Calling for Help!
- Chapter 154 - 128: Another Heart Disease Patient?
- Chapter 153 - 127: Is Purification Really Better?
- Chapter 152 - 126: I’m Just an Ordinary TCM Doctor!
- Chapter 151 - 125: Have You Heard of Cardiac Cancer?
- Chapter 150 - 124: Shattering Their Worldviews!
- Chapter 149 - 123: I’m Not Poor, I’m Rich!
- Chapter 148 - 122: What the Hell Did You Say!?
- Chapter 147 - 121: No Need to Fear Cancer
- Chapter 146 - 120: The Least Challenging Cancer
- Chapter 145 - 119: Why Are Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctors So Afraid of Biopsied Patients?
- Chapter 144 - 118: If Only One Breast Cancer Patient Could Be Cured
- Chapter 143 - 117: Is Immediate Surgery Upon Discovery Truly Science?
- Chapter 142 - 116: Did She Just Say... Cancer Cells!?
- Chapter 141 - 115: Can Deformed Joints Recover?
- Chapter 140 - 114: Is Rheumatoid Arthritis Not Difficult to Treat?
- Chapter 139 - 113: Breaking with Tradition Again? (Part 2)
- Chapter 138 - 113: Breaking with Tradition Again?
- Chapter 137 - 112: Doctor of Doctors
- Chapter 136 - 111: A Silhouette Called Father
- Chapter 135 - 110: Falling Asleep...
- Chapter 134 - 109: The One Who’s Sick Isn’t Her, It’s You
- Chapter 133 - 108: Depression
- Chapter 132 - 107: First Authorship
- Chapter 131 - 106: Official Needle 26 Stabs – Reprisal Acupuncture
- Chapter 130 - 105: Sebaceous Cyst
- Chapter 129 - 104: Overnight Growth of New Flesh!
- Chapter 128 - 104: A Night of Growing New Flesh!
- Chapter 127 - 103: Can We Not Talk About Death?
- Chapter 126 - 102: Does Sugar Water Draw Out Pus—Any Scientific Basis?
- Chapter 125 - 101: Amputation? Try Soaking Your Feet in Sugar_2
- Chapter 124 - 101: Amputation? Try Soaking Your Feet in Sugar
- Chapter 123 - 100: Diabetes, Can You Cure It?
- Chapter 122 - 99: You’re Obsessed with Appearances!
- Chapter 121 - 98: Maybe More Than a National Master of Chinese Medicine
- Chapter 120 - 97: Milk and Eggs vs. Rice Porridge and Fried Dough Sticks (Part 2)
- Chapter 119 - 97: Milk and Eggs vs. Rice Porridge and Fried Dough Sticks
- Chapter 118 - 96: Now You’re Scared?
- Chapter 117 - 95: Bro, You’re Famous Now
- Chapter 116 - 94: Acute Coma, Ten Xuan Bloodletting
- Chapter 115 - 93: Top Doctor, Traditional Doctor, Inferior Doctor
- Chapter 114 - 92: Migraine, Sun Passage Through Spleen Valley!
- Chapter 113 - 91: Heart Failure!?
- Chapter 112 - 90: Expelled by the Five Viscera!
- Chapter 111 - 89: There’s Actually Huang Niu in the Small Clinic? (Part 2)
- Chapter 110 - 89: There Are Huang Niu at the Small Clinic?
- Chapter 109 - 88: Kong Yiji Who Refused to Take Off His Long Gown
- Chapter 108 - 87: Reclaiming Living Space
- Chapter 107 - 86: The Origin of Breast Cancer
- Chapter 106 - 85: Breast Cancer (Part 2)
- Chapter 105 - 85: Breast Cancer
- Chapter 104 - 84: A Decisive Victory
- Chapter 103 - 83: Can Hunger Train Gastric Qi? (Part 2)
- Chapter 102 - 83: Can Hunger Train Gastric Qi?
- Chapter 101 - 82: Traditional Chinese Medicine Is Precision Medicine
- Chapter 100 - 82: Traditional Chinese Medicine Is Precision Medicine (Part 2)
- Chapter 99 - 82: Traditional Chinese Medicine Is Precision Medicine
- Chapter 98 - 81: Practicing Medicine? Who Said I Was Practicing Medicine? (Part 3)
- Chapter 97 - 81: Practicing Medicine? Who Said I Was Practicing Medicine? (Part 2)
- Chapter 96 - 81: Practicing Medicine? Who’s Practicing Medicine?
- Chapter 95 - 80: Sparring for No Reason Today
- Chapter 94 - 79: No Moxibustion Smell Allowed in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic (3)
- Chapter 93 - 79: No Moxibustion Smell Allowed in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic
- Chapter 92 - 79: No Moxibustion Smell Allowed in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic
- Chapter 91 - 78: Farming Rewards!
- Chapter 90 - 77: Lung Cleansing and Detoxifying Decoction (Part 3)
- Chapter 89 - 77: Lung Cleansing and Detoxifying Decoction (Part 2)
- Chapter 88 - 77: Lung Cleansing and Detoxifying Decoction
- Chapter 87 - 76: Special Approval from the Director (Part 3)
- Chapter 86 - 76: Special Approval from the Director (Part 2)
- Chapter 85 - 76: Special Approval from the Director
- Chapter 84 - 75: Fascia Knife and Gua Sha Board
- Chapter 83 - 74: Psychosomatic Illness
- Chapter 82 - 73: Meridian Flow
- Chapter 81 - 72: Creating a Formula of One’s Own
- Chapter 80 - 71: Are Classical Prescription Dosages Derived from the River Map and Luo Book?
- Chapter 79 - 70: Bipolar Disorder
- Chapter 78: Addressing Two Common Criticisms
- Chapter 77: Author’s Note on Launch
- Chapter 76 - 69: Rhubarb and Peony Decoction
- Chapter 75 - 68: Is His Last Name Lu?
- Chapter 74 - 67: The Stubborn Old Guard Who Goes Against the Tide
- Chapter 73 - 66: The Definition of Health
- Chapter 72 - 65: Restoring Chest Yang, Blood Flows Naturally
- Chapter 71 - 64: Don’t Hold Back Your Five Viscera
- Chapter 70 - 63: Nine Suns Eye-Refining Technique
- Chapter 69 - 62: Five Elements and Six Qi
- Chapter 68 - 61: If You Know, You Know
- Chapter 67 - 60: This Is the Rule
- Chapter 66 - 59: Quite a Few Problems
- Chapter 65 - 58: The Less Hair, the Greater the Medical Skill
- Chapter 64 - 57: Can It Be Cured in One Month?
- Chapter 63 - 56: Old Man
- Chapter 62 - 55: Three Acupoints for Growing Taller
- Chapter 61 - 54: Growth Hormone
- Chapter 60 - 53: The Common Origin of Liver and Kidney
- Chapter 59 - 52: Observation: Examining Qi
- Chapter 58 - 51: Yin Yang Five Elements Are Everywhere
- Chapter 57 - 50: Who Lacks Nutrition on a Normal Diet!?
- Chapter 56 - 49: 8-Part Vajra Skill [2-in-1]_3
- Chapter 55 - 49: 8 Vajra Skills [2-in-1] (Part 2)
- Chapter 54 - 49: 8 Vajra Skills [2-in-1]
- Chapter 53 - 48: No Recovery Without the Dizziness of Medicine
- Chapter 52 - 47: Daoists Study the Universe Too?
- Chapter 51 - 46: Dong’s Acupoints
- Chapter 50 - 45: Fatty Liver
- Chapter 49 - 44: Father and Son Duel
- Chapter 48 - 43: Aconite and Polyporus Decoction
- Chapter 47 - 42: Spleen and Kidney Yang Deficiency
- Chapter 46 - 41: No Treatment for Nonbelievers
- Chapter 45 - 40: Abolishing Medicine, Retaining Drugs
- Chapter 44 - 39: If You’re Sick, Go to the Hospital
- Chapter 43 - 38: Five Gold Decoction
- Chapter 42 - 37: Acupuncture Point Selection: The Meeting and Xi Method
- Chapter 41 - 36: Four Seasons in a Day
- Chapter 40 - 35: Why Is Traditional Chinese Medicine So Slow? [2-in-1]
- Chapter 39 - 35: Why Is Traditional Chinese Medicine So Slow? [2-in-1]
- Chapter 38 - 35: Why Is Traditional Chinese Medicine So Slow? [2-in-1]
- Chapter 37 - 34: The Origin of Illnesses—Wind
- Chapter 36 - 33: I’m Just Standing Outside the Rules Watching Them
- Chapter 35 - 32: Different Definitions of a Patient
- Chapter 34 - 31: Life Depends on Gastric Qi
- Chapter 33 - 30: Progression of Disease
- Chapter 32 - 29: Lumbar Muscle Strain Patient
- Chapter 31 - 28: Flying Needle Qi Introduction
- Chapter 30 - 27: What Is Modern Medicine
- Chapter 29 - 26: Meddling in Others’ Affairs
- Chapter 28 - 25: Changes in the Five Viscera After Taking Medicine
- Chapter 27 - 24: Basic Cupping Therapy
- Chapter 26 - 23: Eat Only in Season
- Chapter 25 - 22: Treating Different Illnesses with the Same Method
- Chapter 24 - 21: The Spleen Governs Transportation and Transformation
- Chapter 23 - 20: The Five Viscera Are Yin, the Six Bowels Are Yang
- Chapter 22 - 19: Stomach Pain
- Chapter 21 - 18: The Upper Limit of Traditional Chinese Medicine Lies in Virtue
- Chapter 20 - 17: There Is No End to Learning Medicine
- Chapter 19 - 16: Work at Sunrise, Rest at Sunset
- Chapter 18 - 15: Mountain Burning Fire — The Pinnacle of Supplement and Drainage Acupuncture Technique
- Chapter 17 - 14: Regulating Menstruation
- Chapter 16 - 13: Trust Your Body’s Feelings
- Chapter 15 - 12: Do You Have a Grudge Against Your Own Body?
- Chapter 14 - 11: The Essence of Grains and Water
- Chapter 13 - 10: The Abandoned Cat
- Chapter 12 - 9: Special Reward – Yuan-Luo Therapy
- Chapter 11 - 8: A Prescription with Over 40 Medicinal Ingredients?
- Chapter 10 - 8: A Prescription with Over 40 Medicinal Ingredients?
- Chapter 9 - 7: Eight-Ingredient Shenqi Pill (Part 2)
- Chapter 8 - 7: Eight-Ingredient Shenqi Pill
- Chapter 7 - 6: You Figured It Out? No Way
- Chapter 6 - 5: I’m Not Sick
- Chapter 5 - 4: Rehabilitation Reward, Acupuncture
- Chapter 4 - 3: Pure Nutrients Are a Great Harm
- Chapter 3: Pure Nutrients Are a Great Harm
- Chapter 2: The Difference Between Fitness and Physical Health
- Chapter 1: Great Doctor System, Conversing with the Five Viscera