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[Heat-sensitive moxibustion: inheritance, innovation and development of moxibustion of traditional Chinese medicine].

Authors: Ri-Xin, Chen;

[Heat-sensitive moxibustion: inheritance, innovation and development of moxibustion of traditional Chinese medicine].

Abstract

The paper reviews the inheritance, innovation and development of heat-sensitive moxibustion; and explores the path for the clinical development of moxibustion of traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion (TCM). Practice has shown that the laws of clinical research on TCM moxibustion refer to phenomenon discovery, exploration of rules, technological innovation, verification of curative effects, theory sublimation, returning to clinical practice, discipline construction, and experimental research. It is deeply realized that TCM research should be based on clinical practice, originated from classics, focused on theoretical innovation and in serve of clinical practice.

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Hot Temperature, Moxibustion, Medicine, Chinese Traditional

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