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| 商品名称: | 中草药巧认妙用一点通/爱生活享健康丛书 |
| 作者: | 编者:冼建春 | 开本: | 32开 |
| 定价: | 22.9
| 页数: | 273 |
| 现价: | 见顶部 | 出版时间 | 2014-03-01 |
| ISBN号: | 9787533544706 | 印刷时间: | 2014-04-01 |
| 出版社: | 福建科技 | 版次: | 1 |
| 商品类型: | 图书 | 印次: | 2 |
内容提要 中医学历史悠久、源远流长,为中华民族的繁荣昌盛做出了巨大的贡献。中草药是中医治疗疾病的重要手段,其种类繁多、分布广泛、资源丰富、应用历史悠久,深受广大群众的欢迎。准确认药、合理用药是让中草药更好地服务广大民众的前提。然而,一般群众往往只认识几种到几十种中草药,*制约了中草药在自我保健中的应用。冼建春编著的《中草药巧认妙用一点通》*常用中草药133种,介绍了其药物来源、生境分布、识别特征,从而告诉读者到哪儿找、长得怎么样,做到巧认有道;还介绍了其性味、功效、用法、验方等,特别值得一提的是,《中草药巧认妙用一点通》中的300多首验方均是源出名医,组成简单、效果显著,可谓妙用有方。作者简介冼建春,广州中医药大学中药标本中心主任,*中医药院校中药标本馆专业委员会副理事长兼副秘书长。长期从事中医临床、中药、民间医药的研究,擅长摄影,并把自己的中医药知识与摄影相结合,拍摄了大量准确、艺术性极强的中药基源图片。参加了《常用中草药与验方》(丛书)、《中草药彩图手册》、《岭南医方*》、《常用中药材真伪对照鉴别图谱》等书的编写。 目录 识别植物有秘诀形态术语全图解巧认妙用一点通解表药·发散风寒麻黄桂枝紫苏防风香薷荆芥生姜白芷细辛藁本苍耳子辛夷解表药·发散风热薄荷牛蒡子桑叶菊花蔓荆子柴胡葛根清热药·清热泻火知母芦根栀子淡竹叶清热药·清热燥湿清热药·清热*清热药·清虚热清热药·清热凉血泻下药温里药*湿药化湿药利水渗湿药·利水消肿利水渗湿药·利水通淋利水渗湿药·利湿退黄*药止血药·凉血止血止血药·化瘀止血止血药·收敛止血止血药·温经止血*化瘀药消食药补虚药·补气补虚药·*补虚药·补阳补虚药·补阴**平喘药·温化寒痰**平喘药·清化热痰**平喘药·*平喘安神药平肝熄风药收涩药涌吐药 精彩导读
medicinal herbs, a handy guide to identification and application, part of the "love life, enjoy health" series. Genuine edition. Compiled by Xian Jianchun. Published by Fujian Science and Technology Publishing House. The vast and intricate tapestry of traditional Chinese medicine has been woven over millennia, drawing upon the bounty of nature to cultivate health and well-being. Within this rich heritage, medicinal herbs stand as cornerstones, their potent properties harnessed for a myriad of ailments and preventive care. This comprehensive guide delves into the fascinating world of these natural remedies, offering a practical and accessible pathway for readers to understand, identify, and effectively utilize a diverse range of Chinese herbs. Unveiling Nature's Pharmacy: A Deeper Look at the Contents This book is meticulously crafted to serve as an indispensable companion for anyone seeking to integrate the wisdom of Chinese herbal medicine into their daily lives. It is not merely a catalog of plants; rather, it is an immersive journey into the essence of these natural healers. Part I: The Foundations of Herbal Wisdom Understanding the Essence of Chinese Herbal Medicine: We begin by laying a solid groundwork, exploring the fundamental principles that underpin the use of Chinese herbs. This section demystifies the concept of qi (vital energy), yin and yang (opposing yet complementary forces), and the five elements (wu xing). Understanding these core tenets is crucial for grasping how herbs interact with the body and restore balance. We will examine how herbs are categorized based on their energetic properties, taste, and the meridians they influence, providing a framework for comprehending their therapeutic actions. The Art of Identification: A Visual and Sensory Guide: Recognizing medicinal herbs in their natural habitat or in their processed forms is a fundamental skill. This part of the book provides detailed descriptions that go beyond mere botanical classification. We focus on the key identifying features that are most relevant for practical use: Morphological Characteristics: Learn to distinguish herbs by their leaf shapes, stem structures, flower colors and patterns, fruit types, and root systems. Precise descriptions, accompanied by clear illustrations (or suggestions for where to find such visuals in a genuine edition), will guide your observations. Habitat and Distribution: Understanding where an herb typically grows can be a crucial clue to its identity. We explore the common environments – forests, meadows, mountainsides, or even cultivated gardens – where specific herbs are found, offering insights into their ecological preferences. Sensory Clues: Beyond sight, other senses can be remarkably helpful. We delve into the characteristic aromas of certain herbs and the distinct tastes (sweet, bitter, sour, pungent, salty) that indicate their therapeutic properties. This sensory exploration enriches the identification process and connects the reader more intimately with the plant. Processing and Preparation: Unlocking Potency: The journey from raw herb to therapeutic agent involves careful processing. This section illuminates the traditional methods used to prepare herbs for medicinal use, enhancing their efficacy and digestibility. We will explore techniques such as: Drying and Storage: Proper drying prevents spoilage and preserves the active compounds. Learn about different drying methods and optimal storage conditions to maintain herb quality. Stir-frying (Chao): Discover how stir-frying with various substances like honey, wine, or vinegar can alter an herb's properties, making it more suitable for specific conditions or targeting particular organs. Steaming, Roasting, and Fermentation: Explore other traditional processing techniques and their impact on the herb's energetic profile and therapeutic actions. Part II: A Compendium of Essential Herbs This is the heart of the book, presenting a curated selection of commonly used and highly effective Chinese medicinal herbs. For each herb, a comprehensive profile is provided, designed for clarity and practical application: Botanical Name and Common Names: A clear identification system is paramount. Plant Description: Detailed descriptions of its appearance, habitat, and growth habits. Nature and Taste: The fundamental energetic properties (e.g., warm, cool, hot, cold) and taste (sweet, bitter, sour, pungent, salty), along with their associated therapeutic directions (e.g., clears heat, tonifies yang). Meridian Tropism: Which organ systems or meridians the herb primarily affects. Key Actions and Indications: A thorough explanation of the herb's medicinal functions and the specific conditions for which it is traditionally used. This includes addressing a wide spectrum of health concerns, such as: Herbs for Respiratory Health: Addressing coughs, colds, asthma, and bronchitis. Herbs for Digestive Wellness: Supporting appetite, alleviating indigestion, treating diarrhea, and managing stomach discomfort. Herbs for Cardiovascular Support: Promoting circulation, regulating blood pressure, and aiding heart health. Herbs for Stress and Sleep: Calming the spirit, alleviating anxiety, and promoting restful sleep. Herbs for Immune System Enhancement: Boosting the body's natural defenses. Herbs for Skin Health: Addressing various dermatological conditions. Herbs for Energy and Vitality: Combating fatigue and promoting overall well-being. Dosage and Administration: Practical guidance on typical dosages and the most effective ways to prepare and consume the herb (e.g., decoctions, powders, tinctures, topical applications). Emphasis will be placed on the importance of individualized dosage and consultation with a qualified practitioner. Precautions and Contraindications: Essential safety information, including when an herb should be avoided, potential side effects, and interactions with other medications. This section underscores the importance of responsible use. Common Combinations: Exploring synergistic pairings of herbs, as found in classical formulas, to enhance therapeutic outcomes. Part III: Practical Application and Integration Formulating Simple Remedies at Home: This section empowers readers to create basic herbal preparations for common ailments. Simple, step-by-step instructions for making teas (decoctions), poultices, and infusions will be provided, ensuring ease of use and accessibility. Integrating Herbs into Daily Life: Beyond treating specific conditions, this book explores how to proactively use herbs to maintain health and prevent illness. This includes dietary recommendations incorporating medicinal herbs, and the use of herbs for general wellness and rejuvenation. The Importance of Professional Guidance: While this book offers valuable knowledge, it is crucial to emphasize that it is not a substitute for professional medical advice. We strongly encourage readers to consult with licensed acupuncturists or practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine for personalized diagnosis and treatment plans. Understanding the nuances of individual constitution and complex health conditions requires expert discernment. Ethical Sourcing and Sustainability: A brief discussion on the importance of choosing ethically sourced and sustainably harvested herbs, contributing to the preservation of these natural resources for future generations. This book aims to demystify the world of Chinese medicinal herbs, making them understandable and accessible to the modern reader. It is a celebration of nature's healing power, a practical guide to unlocking that power, and an invitation to embark on a journey towards greater health and well-being through the timeless wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine. It is a resource designed for the curious, the health-conscious, and anyone who believes in the profound ability of nature to nurture and restore.