Ren Hong, A TCM rehabilitationist and acupuncturist, won the "China Medical Promotion Award", is now a senior researcher of the Chinese Medicine Culture Inheritance Research Association under the Chinese Academy of Management Sciences, and a specially invited expert of the expert group of the TCM Health Industry Work Development Committee.
Ren Hong was born in a family of traditional Chinese medicine, began to ask Qi Huang at the age of 15, and successively studied under Beijing Li Xiufeng, Ma Shuhai, Li Zhiming, Zhang Guozhang, Fu Zhonghua, Ping Lanzhi and other famous contemporary Chinese medicine teachers, and was deeply rooted in the true tradition, especially in the fields of Traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture and rehabilitation physiotherapy.
Ren Hong's TCM techniques are self-contained and unique, with great medical sincerity and benevolence. He took the theory of chinese medicine organs and meridians as the theoretical basis, took the stone therapy as the auxiliary technology, and then used a variety of traditional Chinese medicine techniques such as holding, kneading, pinching, pointing, and patting to achieve the remarkable effects of relieving muscles and vitality, promoting qi and blood, helping injuries and relieving pain, exorcising evil spirits and helping the right, and reconciling yin and yang.
In clinical practice, Ren Flood uses the concept of TCM dialectics to improve the environment of human body parts such as human joints, neck and back, spine and other parts with a variety of effective acupuncture techniques, and achieves significant effects of relieving muscles and activating blood, reducing swelling and pain, and correcting bones, which can deeply alleviate human pain.
So far, Ren Hong has been engaged in traditional Chinese medicine orthopedic acupuncture for more than 30 years, and has made outstanding achievements in the treatment of diabetes, cervical spondylosis, frozen shoulder, waist and leg pain, breast hyperplasia and other difficult diseases, with hand-to-hand work and immediate effect, which is well received by the majority of patients. (Recorder: Yao Yining)
Editor-in-charge: Ding Yuan