We firmly believe that the wisdom contained in the ancient Chinese classic The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon reflects scientific principles and, to some extent, is ahead of its time in terms of scientific understanding. It delves deeply into the relationships between life, health, and disease, proposing the concepts of “harmony between man and nature” and “the five elements of yin and yang”. It emphasizes the harmonious coexistence of the human body with nature. It not only provides strategies for preventing diseases but also elucidates how traditional methods can be used to maintain health and prolong life.

The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon – the traditional mystical Eastern wisdom we have always adhered to, believing that the ancient Chinese medical theory of the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon is scientific and an advanced scientific theory.

The earliest mention of the Huangdi Neijing was in the reference section of the Book of Han (or the History of the Han Dynasty, completed in 111 AD), which is one of the most important medical classics of ancient China and has had a profound impact on the use and development of herbal medicine.

The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon reveals profound insights into life, health, and disease in ancient times, proposing the concept of “harmony between man and nature” and the theory of “yin-yang and five elements,” emphasizing the integrity of the human body and harmony with nature. It not only guides the prevention of diseases and prolongation of life, but also elaborately discusses traditional treatment methods that have been proven effective through practice and are being deeply studied by modern scholars to meet the challenges of modern medicine.
In the integration with traditional Chinese medicine herbs, the wisdom of the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon is fully manifested. Traditional Chinese medicine herbs, as an important part of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, are closely linked to the theories of the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon in terms of their properties, tastes, and meridians. For example, the “four qi and five flavors” theory mentioned in the book is used to describe the properties of traditional Chinese medicine herbs, guiding doctors to choose appropriate medicines based on the patient’s constitution and condition.

The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon also emphasizes the concept of “medicine and food originating from the same source,” which holds that many foods themselves have medicinal value and can be used in daily life to nourish the body. This concept not only enriches the methods of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, but also provides modern people with more healthy dietary choices. In addition, the combination and application of Chinese herbs is also one of the important features of traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Although the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon does not list specific formulas in detail, the principle of “ruling, assisting, and complementing” it advocates has provided important theoretical basis for later doctors to formulate formulas. This principle requires doctors to fully consider the interactions between drugs and the overall effects when prescribing drugs, in order to achieve the best therapeutic effects.

The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon not only focuses on the treatment of diseases, but also emphasizes the importance of preventive care. It advocates the concept of “treating diseases before they occur,” which means preventing diseases through the use of herbs and other means before they occur. This idea has driven the development of traditional Chinese medicine preventive medicine, in which herbs have played an important role in maintaining health. The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon, as an important classic of traditional Chinese medicine, provides valuable theoretical foundations and practical guidance for the study and application of herbs. Its influence extends beyond China and has important implications for traditional medicine worldwide.

The ancient herbal laws we follow – The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon: A monumental epic that not only encompasses herbs but also serves as the foundation of traditional Chinese medicine.

At present, most people in the market do not know how to properly use Chinese herbs. Over-boiling Chinese herbs will destroy the original herbal efficacy. Chinese herbs that are not processed according to the Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor, boiled directly with high-pressure high-temperature water, and have most of the effective components destroyed, such as losing volatile oil and insoluble heat-sensitive components, the maximum amount of retained components will not exceed 10%, so 90% of the effective components are wasted. The formula effect is greatly reduced, especially the so-called concentrated scientific Chinese medicine, which is mainly filled with powder, has almost zero effect.
For example, the five-fold concentrated ginseng just contains all the ginsenosides as 0, the ginsenoside in ginseng chicken soup is completely wasted. This is why we must follow the Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor and not change.
In summary, cultivating Chinese herbs with chemical fertilizers will lead to the failure of all formulas, and products that are not made according to the Inner Canon of the Yellow Emperor may have the potential to lose 90% of their functions!

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