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Reading NotesPrescription Formulas/ Exterior-Resolving FormulasPublic Summary

Formulas for Dispelling Exterior Patterns: A Summary of Combination Principles in "Prescriptions and Formulas"

Organize representative formulas along two lines: warm-acrid and cool-acrid methods for releasing the exterior. Focus on comparing the sovereign-minister herb pairings in Ma Huang Tang vs. Gui Zhi Tang, and explain the rationale behind combining cool-acrid and warm-acrid herbs in Yin Qiao San.

Update2026-10-139minutes read"Prescriptions" (Planned Textbook) · Chapter 3, Section 1
10.052026
Class NotesTCM Diagnosis/ Tongue DiagnosisVisible upon authorization

TCM Diagnostics · Tongue Diagnosis Class Notes: Key Points for Distinguishing Tongue Body and Tongue Coating

Record the pathological levels reflected by tongue body color and coating, observe the correct sequence for tongue inspection, eliminate lighting issues and dye-induced interference, and include a reference table of common tongue signs with their diagnostic significance.

Update2026-10-068minutes readTCM Diagnostics Course · Inspection Module, Lecture 3

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Outpatient PracticeClinical Follow-up Record/ Outpatient Follow-up ReviewVisible upon authorization

Outpatient Follow-up Record: Analysis of Syndrome Differentiation for Cough Cases

Review a case of chronic cough: document the sequence of four-examination data collection and the reasoning process for pattern differentiation. Record the instructor's criteria for distinguishing between external pathogen invasion and internal injury, as well as the logic behind modifying the herbal prescription.

Update2026-09-3010minutes readOutpatient Clinic Follow-up · Compiled under the guidance of an instructor (de-identified)
09.222026
Reading NotesTraditional Chinese Medicine Pharmacology/ Exterior-releasing herbsPublic Summary

Traditional Chinese Medicine · Chapter on Exterior-Expelling Herbs: Comparison of Ephedra and Cinnamon Twig Functions

Organize the dispersing wind-cold herbs by three fixed fields: nature and flavor, meridian tropism; functions; dosage and precautions. Focus on comparing Ephedra (Ma Huang) and Cinnamon Twig (Gui Zhi) regarding their differences in potency of inducing sweating and depth of action.

Update2026-09-236minutes read"Chinese Materia Medica" (Planned Textbook) - Chapter on Exterior-Expelling Herbs · Section on Wind-Cold Dispersing Herbs
09.162026
Class NotesBasic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine/ Zang-Fu Organ TheoryVisible upon authorization

TCM Fundamentals · Zang-Fu Theory Class Notes: Three Layers of Meaning Behind the Spleen's Governing Transportation and Transformation

Class notes on the three aspects of Spleen governing transportation and transformation: transporting and transforming food essence, transporting and transforming body fluids, and serving as the source for qi and blood production. Also organized a symptom chain that may occur when Spleen transportation and transformation is impaired.

Update2026-09-177minutes readTCM Basic Theory Course · Organ Manifestation System Lecture 2

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