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Researches on core concept of 'preventing possible disease'

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(06):-.

The theory of'preventing possible disease'in Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) is an important content of present theoretical and applied researches in TCM.After learning Daoxue and Chinese medicine,the author believes that ancient people give more attention to vitality than physique.Most of the diseases are caused by the injury of vitality,so the key to 'preventing possible disease'is not only conservation of the physique,but also conservation of the vitality.It is emphasized that the heart can communicate with natural pneuma,and the body can follow the qi transformation of nature when the human body is in the natural state.When one concentrates his spirit internally and keeps a sound mind,the genuine qi will come in the wake of it,and illness can be avoided.Researches on the theory of'preventing possible disease'must not ignore the apprehension and exploration of vitality.

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Cultural Issues and Countermeasures on Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Xudong WANG

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(12):-.

The controversy of abolishing or protecting of traditional Chinese medicine suggested that the traditional Chinese medical faculty must face up to their own shortcomings,change cultural dislocation and the discourse barrier,and adapt to the cognitive ability modern society at the cultural level.Through analysis of the connotation changes of traditional Chinese medicine culture in eras and the conflict between culture and modern society,the article has explained the underlying causes of the many misperceptions of traditional Chinese medicine.It proposed the measures and proposals for the development of traditional Chinese medicine culture,and was to enlighten and awaken the academic progress of traditional Chinese medicine culture.

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The Research of Protective Effect of Litchi Seed of Experimental Liver Injury in Mice

Liuying XIAO ; Jingqiang PAN ; Weinon RAO

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(01):-.

Objective: To study protective effect of Litchi seed of Experimental Liver Injury in mice. Method:The acute Liver-injured mice model induced by toxicant chemicals on Carbon tetrachloride (CCl 4 ) and thioacetamide(TAA). Results: Litchi seed could markedly decrease the activity of mice serum AST caused by CCl 4 and TAA (P

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Observation on Topographical Mapping of Evoked Potential in the Cortical SomatosensoryArea I During Imitating Sensation Conduction along Meridian

Xianglong HU ; Baohua WU ; Jinsen XU

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(01):-.

Objective: The topographical mapping technique of brain evoked potential was used to observe the changes of the functional activities in the cortical somatosensory area I (SⅠ) during imitating the sensation conduction along the Meridian (SCM). The formation mechanism of sensation conduction was discussed here. Method: 26 healthy adult volunteers were chosen as observe object. Cerebral electric signal processing system was used to record topographical mapping of evoked potential in SⅠ outside the skull. Soft paintbrush was used to slightly brush the Gall Bladder Meridian (GBM) to imitate the sensation conduction. Result: Evoking responses appeared in both foot and face representation areas in SⅠ of 11 healthy volunteers without conduction sensation during imitation of sensation conduction along the GBM (SCGBM), which coincided with the distribution of responses evoked in SI during sensation conduction along Meridian . 15 healthy volunteers were offered imitation of SCGBM as well as brushing through the upper arm additionally, while, the results showed that the evoking responses appeared in the foot, the upper arm and the face representation area of SⅠ. So, it formed a high potential response belt that was similar to the course occurred during the imitation of SCM. Conclusion: The external stimulation along the meridian course can change the distribution of evoking responses in SⅠduring stimulating point. The results provide experimental evidence for the supposition that “activation in sequence in periphery” is the decisive factor for the formation of SCM.

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Chinese Medicine, A “Phenomenon-State Medicine” Discipline

Xiuling REN

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(01):-.

By studying Chinese medicine with judgement standard of scientific discipline of scientific epistemology, it is found that Chinese medicine takes physiological and pathological phenomenon as well as the life state reflected by them during the process of life activities of human body as research object. The method of speculating the interior change from the exterior manifestations is adopted. The discipline has a team of professional scientists that have clear research direction, academic institution, publications, and educational facilities. Chinese medicine is different from western medicine that takes structure and tissues of human body and their functions as study object, as well as adopts anatomical and experimental methods. Chinese medicine and western medicine are two branches of medical science. So, Chinese medicine should ascertain its nature as “Phenomenon-State Medicine”, and foot “Phenomenon-State Medicine” in medical science as a discipline, set up rational faith scientifically and further develop Chinese medicine according to the intrinsic law of “Phenomenon-State Medicine”.

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The Interventional Effects of Yufeining on Lung Function in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Minli HONG ; Wenxi CHEN ; Shaohang CAI

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(02):-.

Objective:To evaluate the interventional effects of Yufeining on lung function in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Methods:38 patients with COPD were divided into therapeutic group (20 cases) and control group (18 cases) randomly. Therapeutic group was treated with oral Yufeining pill half a year and then was followed up 6 months without drug. Control group was not given any medicine during the observed one year. Routine lung function was measured at before 、6 months and 12 months after treatment. Total symptom score (TSS) of traditional Chinese medicine、the scores of quality of life (QOL) were recorded simultaneously. Blood gas analysis was measured only at before and 6 months after. Results:FEV 1 was 1 032?0 336L after 6 months treatment in therapeutic group, while FEV 1 was 0.982?0.353L before treatment (P

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On Fundamental Features of TCM Psychological Theory of Sun Simiao

Feng ZENG ; Lei LIANG

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(02):-.

As an independent subject, TCM psychology appeared in 1980s, but it could be traced back to the book, the Inner Canon of Huangdi (Huangdineijing) formed in Qin and Han Dynasties. Physicians in the later generations developed TCM psychology based on that occurred in the Inner Canon of Huangdi, which made it became mature gradually, and Sun Simiao was one representative figure among them. The fundamental features of TCM psychological theory of Sun Simiao are summarized here.

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Re-discussion on Treatment based on Syndrome Differentiation and its Standardized Operation

Lixing HUANG ; Yingfeng LIU ; Guangrong ZHANG

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(02):-.

Three problems of treatment based on syndrome differentiation, TBSD are discussed here. Firstly, in allusion to the diversity of the concept of TBSD, the due medical concept of it are discussed and analyzed. Hence, the actual difference and sameness, the due relationship as well as the principle of management between syndrome differentiation and disease differentiation are fully compared. Finally, the concrete operation procedure of syndrome differentiation and disease differentiation are expounded. The author detailedly introduced particular cognition to standardized operation of TBSD attained from Yao Hesheng, a famous physician in Jiangxi Province.

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Study on Mechanism of Effects of Total Flavone of Rhizoma Drynariae on Osteoblasts Cultured in Vitro

Yanming XIE ; Linlin QIN ; Wenlong DENG

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(03):-.

Objective: To study the mechanism of effect of total flavone of rhizoma drynariae in groups with different dosage on osteoblasts cultured in vitro. Methods: To culture osteoblasts with UMA-106-01 osteoblast strain and to observe the activity of ALP and the endosmosis of 3H-TdR. Results: The total flavone of rhizoma drynariae increased the activity of ALP in cells cultured with UMR-106-01 strain. The ALP activities correspondingly changed in the 24h, 48h and 72h, which related to dosage effect and time effect. Among them, the activity in the 48h is the most ideal one. And the amount of endosmosis of the total flavone of rhizoma drynariae to 3H-TdR increased more remarkably in the 48h than that in the 24h and it also related to the time effect. Conclusion: The total flavone of rhizoma drynariae can promote the differentiation and multiplication of osteoblasts.

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Regulatory Action of BushenqingreFang on Apoptosis of Nephridial Tissue in Mice with Lupus Nephritis Caused by cGVHD

Yangrong CHEN ; Wenying REN ; Ming JIANG

China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy.2005;0(03):-.

Objective: To study the regulatory action of BushenqingreFang on Fas/FasL in the cells of nephridial tissue in mice with lupus nephritis (LN) caused by chronic graft-versus-host disease (cGVHD). Methods: To observe the apoptosis in nephridial tissue by TUNEL and to measure the Fas/FasL genetic transcription and their protein expression by immunohistochemistry, western blot and RT-PCR techniques. Results: BushenqingreFang increased the positive score of TUNEL in nephridial tissue and up regulated mRNA expression and protein levels of Fas and FasL. Conclusion: The action of BushenqingreFang on LN may be conducted by its up regulation of Fas and FasL and its promotion of apoptosis.

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