英文摘要 |
Traditional Chinese Medicine use theory, principle, prescription and medicinal to treat disease, some call the principle to five methods, others call six methods. 'Medical Insights' , written by Cheng Zhong Ling, Qing dynasty, definited these principle to eight methods, including diaphoresis, harmonizing method, purgative method, resolving method, emesis method, clearing method, warming method and tonifying method. Most later generation doctors comply with these eight methods in clinic, and some even addict to them, who always made overstatement. However, in clinic, we always find that these principle are still 'comprehension' and 'experience', constricted by the generation knowledge level. In recent 60 years, organizations in traditional Chinese medicine researching increase unceasingly. The research aspect and method in traditional Chinese medicine are generally exacting. Researches in Chinese medicine about source, composition, pharmacodynamics, clinical use and toxin are very abundant and excellent. This article uses the tonifying method as the topic, and takes a famous prescription for example. We reviewed all the references especially including scientific research to explain the theory and clinical use about this prescription. We hope to enhance the validity and reliability about this prescription, and make the best benefit in clinical use. |