Fu Yanling is a professor and doctoral supervisor of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, dean of the School of Economics and Fang, and an expert enjoying special allowances from the State Council.
Born in Hubei Province to a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, Professor Fu Yanling graduated from Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine with a bachelor's degree and Beijing University of Chinese Medicine with a master's degree.
Professor Fu Yanling has been engaged in clinical, scientific research and teaching of Chinese medicine for a long time, with superb academic thoughts, rich clinical experience, and good at pulse diagnosis and visual diagnosis, especially good use of Jing prescriptions, accurate dosage and excellent efficacy, and is a well-known Chinese medicine practitioner in mainland China.
Professor Fu Yanling is good at treating a variety of internal medicine, gynecology and pediatric diseases, especially in the treatment of pancreatic diseases with traditional Chinese medicine. Professor Fu believes that although the pancreas is not mentioned in the "five internal organs" of traditional Chinese medicine, it is not that traditional Chinese medicine does not know the pancreas, in fact, the spleen in the "five internal organs" refers to the pancreas.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the main function of the spleen is to transport, that is, to digest food and convert it into nutrients that the body can use. In fact, this also includes the function of the pancreas, so the pancreas is an important part of the spleen in traditional Chinese medicine.
Professor Fu believes that there are two main treatments for pancreatic disease: Tong and Tong. In clinical practice, it can be used alone or in combination.
Professor Fu attaches great importance to the control of drug dosage. He pointed out that it is often seen in clinical practice that some doctors distinguish diseases accurately and prescribe the right ideas, but the curative effect is not good, so where is the problem? Professor Fu pointed out that the key to the problem is the dosage. He said that a very important feature of TCM treatment is personalization, which is very different from Western medicine.
Why? Because there are great individual differences, the dosage should also be differentiated. Take drinking alcohol as an example, some people will have a red face after taking a small sip, while some people will not change their face after drinking a pound of liquor. Therefore, if the same dose is used, the effect of treatment cannot be achieved. Therefore, Professor Fu Yanling emphasized that the control and grasp of the dosage of medicine is the key to the treatment of diseases, and we must pay attention to it.
Professor Fu attaches great importance to the prevention of pancreatic disease. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the spleen thinks about it, and thinking more hurts the spleen. Modern people live at a fast pace, work under great pressure, and have many desires that are difficult to realize, so they are prone to depression. If you are often depressed, your qi and blood will be poor, and eventually you will have pancreatic diseases such as diabetes.
Fu Yanling emphasized that in the prevention of pancreatic disease, we should remember nine words in diet: "Familiar is better than raw, less is better than more, and warm is better than cool". This means eating more cooked and hot foods, less cold and cold foods, and a little less.
Fu Yanling especially admired the "medical saint" Zhang Zhongjing. He believes that not only Chinese medicine people should learn from Zhang Zhongjing, but everyone can learn a little bit of typhoid fever. Professor Fu emphasized that the value of "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" is not only reflected in medicine, but also has a good spiritual healing effect, so it is worthy of learning and reading by every ordinary person.
Fu Yanling pointed out that Zhang Zhongjing's traditional Chinese medicine culture can be summed up in two words: love, harmony. The ancients attached great importance to "love", and Zhang Zhongjing clearly proposed: "Those who cannot love others when they enter cannot love themselves." Zhang Zhongjing not only has love for himself and others, but also loves everything in the world. Therefore, one of the most important spirits in Zhang Zhongjing's medical culture is love. In addition, it is "harmony", and only by living in harmony with the world can we achieve peace in our hearts.
Fu Yanling also pointed out that traditional Chinese medicine is a very good carrier for promoting traditional Chinese culture, and the excellent traditional Chinese culture can be mapped in traditional Chinese medicine. In addition, the theories and methods of TCM can help us better understand the world, nature, and human society, and at the same time, it can also help us solve natural problems, social problems, and spiritual problems.
Therefore, Professor Fu advocates that everyone learn, inherit and carry forward the spirit of Zhang Zhongjing, which can promote our souls to be more purified, our minds to be purer, our society to be more harmonious, and our bodies to be healthier.
Professor Fu has written and published more than 50 medical works and more than 150 papers, including the Dictionary of Typhoid Treatise Research and the Complete Works of Zhang Zhongjing, the first comprehensive reflection of Zhang Zhongjing's medical achievements in mainland China.
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