国际首套中药免疫疗法癌前介入的系统方案
The first systematic project for precancerous intervention in immunotherapy of TCM in the world
“六经观世界，法眼视虚空”的中医临证大写意
The "vigorous freehand brushwork" of TCM clinic based on the six-meridian world view and the prajna philosophical perspective
最好是成为自由本身
Another example is the mental state of modern people who are extremely exhausted and anxious, and the author also feels the mental state of the vast majority of patients with low level and high negative pressure during the clinical process. As Woody Allen said: “I’m not angry, but I can replace anger with a tumor.” From the point of view of modern pop psychology, negative emotions can lead to diseases. Hagnell, who conducted a 10-year prospective personality study of 2550 healthy people, found that people who were emotionally unstable, depressed, unexpressive and flinching were prone to tumors, and he called it the typical precancerous personality. Temoshok has put forward the behavioral characteristics of cancer-prone — “C-type personality”. People who fit this personality are described as one looks calm on the outside, but suppresses a lot of painful feelings in the heart. The stimulation response of this kind of person to the external environment is strong in physiological feeling, but relatively dull in psychological feeling. This kind of suppression of emotion may be manifested in the form of somatization. “It’s better to be freedom itself, not just to look to it, and your medicine can’t turn yourself into freedom”, which the author often emphasizes to the patients in clinic.
本文选自《中药免疫疗法癌前介入与核心技术单元支持概述——<伤寒论>对现代临床医学的启示（汉英双语版）》，中国中医药出版社出版｜作者：张耕铭
若夫法天则地，随应而动，和之者若响，
随之者若影。道无鬼神，独来独往。
If one can apply the therapy according to the principle of the variations of Yin and Yang of heaven and earth, the curative effects will be obtained as a matter of course. This is nothing mysterious, when one is serious in accumulating knowledges with protracted experience, something unique in his achievement will certainly occur.
—Baoming Quanxing Lun of Suwen
— Geng Ming TCM —
