Main supportive condition for writing these commentaries was Je Tsong Khapa’s (1357-1419) reformations of Tibetan Buddhism. First biggest commentary on “The Root Tantra” was Zurkhar Lodroe Gyalpo’s “Sublime Ones Wisdom”. All later commentaries were based on his commentary. 2. Most of commentaries’ dedication is to give comprehensive accounts of deep and hidden meanings of “Four Tantras of Medicine”; and by doing so, to protect and preserve this precious heritage of oriental people for a long time. 3. It is extremely significant that all sages underlined “Four Tantras of Medicine” is not dedicated for making others admire but for deep study of this text through analysis of principles and practice it for the sake of sentient beings. 4. Commentaries are dedicated to make those extremely deep notions and terminologies comprehensive for beginners; and to analyze principles and enrich them as well. 5. It is assertion for reformation and transformation of traditional medicine since it is originated in India, which has hot climate, then transmitted to snowy Tibet and Mongolian steppes. In other words, it’s been practiced in geographically different locations with different climates. 6. Through this research on deep and hidden meanings of terminologies in the Root Tantra, it is proved that Mongolian traditional medicine has its origin from ancient Indian Ayur Vedas. 7. We did some clarifications about unification of Buddhist knowledge and its elements as well as structure though the lights of “Perfect Accumulation” teachings of “The Root Tantra”. 8. Rising up tree method of “The Root Tantra” of traditional medicine is extremely fine and complex system, and therefore, it is still advanced method for medical training. 9. Mongolian sages adapted Medical Science that was originated from Ayur Vedas in Mongolian conditions and enriched it. Thus, it is developed as Mongolian traditional medicine and formed great spiritual heritage.

BACKGROUNDGastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is one of the most common digestive disorder in the world. In this study, we chose Calcitum-6 for GERD treatment and assessed itsimpact on the disease using modern laboratory and imaging study. Out main purpose was to investigate the impact of Calcitum-6 for GERD treatment using gastroscopy.METHODSWe selected 34 patients who meet the criteria of GERD for the study. All participants signed a consent form. After 21 days of treatment with Calcitum-6 patients underwentgastroscopy in the Teaching hospital of MNUMS.RESULTSSymptoms of GERD including heartburn and bitter taste were significantly reduced within 4.7±0.8 days after treatment. Symptoms of bile reflux, increased gastric acid and painwere reduced by 73.6%, 55.2%, and 69.8% (р=0.05), respectively, after the completion of 21 days treatment. Changes in esophageal mucosa were recovered in 83.87% (26) and relapse of gastritis was reduced in 65.52% (19) of all patients.CONCLUSIONSBased on our results, we conclude that using Calcitum-6 for the treatment of GERD shows significant reduction in symptoms of the disease.

Introduction The foreign and Mongolian researchers have been researching persistently Mongolian traditional medicine in many aspect which is a big part of nomadic civilization. Also it is necessary to make research on the intellectual heritage of Mongolians contributed into the oriental medicine and it has needed to research on medical resources to develop modern medical thinking and treatment for this important days. By taking root on these I have decided to make study on ‘Radiation of magical spring’ and ‘The aimag of 25th’ which are written by Mr. Luvsandanzanjantsan who is the first image of Lamiin gegeen. Purpose and goal of the study It is to reveal the specific points of very rare medical books of the first Mongolian doctor Mr. Luvsandanzanjantsan by studing and comparing them. The basic materials of the research 1. ‘Radiation of magical spring’. 6*42 ñì line number 1b-2à 4line, 2à-18à 6 line, 18b 2. Mongolian printing block Tubetian language page 18 2. ‘The recipe of aimag of 25th’ 6*42 ñì line number 1à-2b 4 line 2b-7à 6 line 7b 4line Mongolian printing block Tubetian language page 8 À. Historical comparison method B. Historical specializing method C. Analytics-synthesis method D. Hermetic methodology Research results: The compared research of ‘Radiation of magical spring’ 1. Definitely named the healing recipes and instructed in detail other suitable illnesses and medicine scriptures. 2. Instructed in detail common recipes with its compounding methods. 3. Instructions to compounding medicine according to steps of illnesses have great treatment significance. 4. Many recipes to heal the illnesses which are included in this book had proven by his many years experiences. 5. The spar included in most healing recipes of this book. 6. It is clear that this book includes many secret recipes of Mr. Luvsandanzanjantsan. 7. It is specific that he was using the medicine recipe and the custom of incantations in same time. The book of ‘Recipe of 25th’ 1. There are 12 recipes proven by many years treatment of Mr. Luvsandanzanjantsan. 2. Also it includes the ancient recipes that came by verbal tradition of hermits. 3. It includes the recipes known as efficient by the treatment experiences of scholars. 4. Recipe composition and their scales are instructed in detail. 5. It includes conspicuous recipes which are instructed to emergency help. The conclusion 1. ‘Radiation of magical spring’ of Lamiin gegeen Luvsandanzanjantsan is specific than comparing books by the naming of healing recipes, detailed in compounding methods and has included the result proved recipes by many years treatment experiences. 2. Lamiin gegeen Luvsandanzanjantsan had been used the custom of mantra as a healing method to heal any illnesses. Also he executed main role in the spreading of its training in Mongolian land. 3. The recipes of ‘The aimag of 25th’ written by Lamiin gegeen Luvsandanzanjantsan are rarely in the comparing books. The recipes have differences than other books by the recipe ingredients, the compounding methods according to stages of illnesses, recipe versions and selected by their proofs on the experiences. 4. Regarding the translations, the content is expressed simply and the some raw materials of medicine has named by secret names, it shows that medical science is not for every body and also it includes the idea of preserving the nature.

Oriental medicine, are described in detail about the human body association between systemic and musculoskeletal system, the location of the organs and critical points. Critical point or biological active point in the human body has a total of 302, classified about lives and impact is most dangerous, more dangerous and dangerous. These ascertaining theoretical and usage is important. Our aim was to study in limbs of the body composition and perceived status in the critical point.Total 62 most healthy people obtained to the research from this 31 people were male, 31 people were female and 18-28 ages. We used algometry, anthropometry and VAS. Upper and lower limbs of the body composition and perceived status in the critical point compared with body constitution.Statistical analyses were conducted in SPSS (PASW) Version 17.0.The mean age were had male 18.47, female 23.42 obtained to the research. “Wind-bile”, “windphlegm” body constitution people were 22.58%, “phlegm-bile” body constitution people were 8.06% and “wind-bile-phlegm” body constitution people not available. A high significant decrease, high correlation in “phlegm-bile” body constitution people were the most high measured in 9 point, “bilewind” body constitution people were lowest measured in 8 point by anthropometry.Comparing results by anthropometric indication, algometry tools, VAS methods is dependent to the positive or reserve.

Abbreviation The study of Mongolian intellectual inheritance in Oriental medicine is inevasible and it comes to be escapeless demand to examine and review medical origin, resources so as to advancemodern medical theory in this century. In Mongolian traditional medicine history, Gun Gombojav and monk Jambaldorj combined Tibetan and Chinese vocabulary of medical substance in their books and it is referred that the very first Tibetan and Chinese vocabulary book was written by Gun Gombojav. Consequently, it is considered studying Gun Gombojav books has practical and theoretical importance in greater way. While comparing the medication of animal origin in Gun Gombojav book with other resources , the result shown as there are two kinds of medical substances which have never been mentioned in other books and there is a difference of three Chinese characters. As making inquiries on this comparison, it`s been confirmed that following the vocabulary of Gun Gombojav book is accurate. His medical substance vocabulary is not only correct but it is appropriate to apply as guide book while ordering and delivering medical substances from China. It has been observed that Chinese vocabulary of Monk Jambalborj book quoted from Gombojav book, which was used to be guidebook for medical substance order and delivery from oversees.

INTRODUCTION: Nowadays, the population of noncommunicable sickness is growing rapidly changing lifestyle is one example of this is the widening of accidents-related bone fractures.The National Center for Trauma Treatment of inpatient hospital from a total fractures 10260 or 30.8%, of which 6777 or 66.05% of the marrow bone fractures as well as drugs used in refractive rarely occupied. PURPOSE: To consider a result of the use of Osteocalcium 5 medical preparation for patients who were diagnosed diaphyseal fracture of the tibia and treated by Intramedullar Osteosyntesis (internal fixation)OBJECTIVES:1. To establish process of fractured bone remodeling to original bone contour by TGF-b1 cytokine dynamics in serum2. To establish process of fractured bone remodeling to original bone contour by alkaline phosphatase dynamics in serumMATERIALS AND METHODS: Within the framework of the survey 28 patients of the “Bone, joint and limb section” Section of the National Institute of Traumatology, aged between 25-60 years, were involved in the present survey. Survey participants were classified in 2 groups according to “Krischner wire” position and their Xray’s images. An accordance to the methodology of James Balch and Mark Stengller (2011) daily dosage of the Osteocalcium 5 preparation for test and comparing patients was determined as following introduced: for test group-twice a day before meal 1.5 grams, for comparing group–Calcium D3Nycomed preparation three times a day during 60 days. Transforming growth factor-beta 1(TGFb1) and Alkaline phosphatase was equal of 3, 14, 42 fraction days.RESULT: The present diagram shows that according to the curve TGF-b1 the bone excrescence performance of the Osteocalcium 5 preparation (0.0001) is statically increasing at 14 days and after 42 days it is statically decreasing and the calculated discrepancy (p<0.015) reveals and proofs the impact of its bone excrescence. Alkaline phosphatase in serum 14 days after the fracture Osteocalcium 5 pills used in chapter Nycomed Calcium D3 drank chapters (116,06±35U/L) compared to a statistical difference (p<0.044).CONCLUSION: Preparations Ostyeokalitsi 5 osteoblast chondrocyte cell activity and enable them synthesized by the cells in the TGF-B1 osteoblast line Alkaline phosphatase synthesized in increased serum concentrations of the bone heal affect signaling molecules involved are determined that quickens recovery.

Background: Ecology, climate, atmosphere, human living conditions in the world are changing, and many factors affecting human health are both quantitative and qualitative changes, viruses and bacteria have evolved, and viruses that have never developed, including viral infections, are healthy . the medical and economic consequences of this disease are increasingly needed to study infectious diseases. We can consider the rich treasures of traditional medicine and the treatment of infectious diseases as an important source of many problems in the future. Therefore, in order to deepen the significance of traditional medicine and interpretative work, we set the goal to study the treatment of infectious diseases as an important theory and practice. Methods: The study group selected the 23-27th group for “The Four Roots of Medicine” and Tibetan, Mongolian 7 interpretations of the sages using the Comparison of reference and source studies” and Trial ranking, “Method of summation” were conducted. Results Treatment of infectious diseases fever is the very first. The Four Roots of Medicine was written with a detailed description of abdominal pain, hoarseness, heaviness and sweating, which have been reported recently and associated with infectious and febrile diseases, as well as the type of treatment. In addition, sources and explanations are important in theory and practice, which clearly identify problems with the treatment of infectious phases and diseases. On the therapeutic treatment of infectious diseases, this is the first written in the Four Roots of Medicine and the Golden Tassel in combination with incense and mantra treatment, as well as Lhanthav therapy and the most difficult treatment. It was originally written on the most famous invention such as “Enchantment’s of Ocean” by Jambalchoijidanzanperenlei, one of the wise men of Mongolia, which includes eight types of extravagant works, such as elves, sweat, rash, sweatshirts, weightlifting, incense, mantra and sucking elements.

Background: In traditional medicine, diseases are generally classified into two categories: hot and cold. It is particularly emphasized to first identify diseases with a hot nature. Within this framework, we considered it important from both theoretical and clinical perspectives to study latent kidney heat disease, which is difficult to diagnose, prone to misdiagnosis, capable of exacerbating in both hot and cold directions, and requires multi-stage treatment. Aim: To analyze the principles of treating latent kidney heat disease and medicinal treatments by comparing traditional medical sources, their explanations, and the works of scholars. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted by examining relevant chapters from The Four Foundations of Medicine, its commentaries, and six scholarly works on the treatment of latent kidney heat disease. The methodology involved textual hermeneutics, comparative analysis, and critical synthesis. Results: The original texts studied outline a three-stage treatment principle for latent kidney heat disease, described metaphorically as follows: 1. Initially, place the thief into the hole. 2. In the middle stage, release the smoke through the chimney. 3. Finally, eliminate the remaining heat with water. These deep-rooted treatment principles indicate that traditional medicine has long recognized and effectively treated this disease within its theoretical and methodological framework. The primary sources examined documented a total of 33 medicinal formulations for treating latent kidney heat disease, categorized as follows: 5 decoctions (tan), 26 pulvis formulations (takh), 2 oil-based remedies (toson em). This variety of treatment options highlights the richness and adaptability of traditional medicine in addressing this condition. These medicines are applied according to the three treatment principles of the disease. First, to remove the phlegm and wind covering, Jugandejid and Semberuu-4 are used. For releasing smoke through the chimney, decoction-type (tan) medicines are chosen, while pulvis-type (takh) medicines are prescribed based on the upper, middle, and lower intensities of the disease. This precise alignment of medicine selection resembles a key fitting into a lock. A unique characteristic of traditional medicine is the use of oil-based remedies (toson em) at the final stage of treatment to restore the body and balance the dual forces (yin-yang). Comparing the primary sources used in this study, we find that the principles of treating latent kidney heat disease and the selection of appropriate medicines follow the FMT (The Four Medical Tantras) text while incorporating additional refinements. Conclusions 1. A comparative analysis of medicinal treatments reveals that the medicines are prescribed in accordance with the three treatment principles, with their forms and compositions clearly specified. 2. Furthermore, the classification of medicines based on their strength and application to different disease intensities highlights a refined and well-structured standard treatment method.