New Development of Chinese Medicine by Integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine with Western Medicine

Based on more than 20 years’ research and clinical practice as well as based on the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) theory, the author developed new concepts on TCM. These new concepts include: The Yin-Yang and Five-element theory is updated to Yin-Yang and Six-element theory. Under this new theory, wood, fire, • earth, metal, water, the traditional five elements in the TCM theory has been extended to six elements by adding the new element of Qi, which is called the new Wood-Fire-Earth-Metal-Water-Qi theory. Heart, liver, spleen, lung, kidney, the traditional Five-Zang • 1 theory is extended to the Six-Zang theory by adding the organ of pancreas, which is named as the new Heart-Liver-Spleen-Lung-KidneyPancreas theory. Changing the relationship between “elements” and “Zang-Fu • 2 “ in the TCM theory and the relationship of subjugation and reverse restriction in the five elements; and analyzing the evolution of meridian (main and collateral channels) system and twelve meridians lingers; creatively proposing the distribution and movement model of the five Qi elements The description on pericardium in the TCM theory is replaced by spleen. The author also proposed the hypothesis that • formation of extraordinary organs3 (Qi-Heng-Zhi-Fu) was the results of generation and transformation between Six-Zang organs and Six-Fu organs. By comparing the triple-energizer system in the TCM with the lymph system in western medicine, the author proposed the • concept of new triple-energizer system, which are helpful for us to understand the TCM in the way of the western medicine system. By using the digital technology to explain the meridian system and their movement patterns in human body, the author • explained the concept of acupoint. The adoption of digital technology in meridian system have made a full integration of the TCM and western medicine. These new concepts not only improved and developed the TCM theory, promoted its integration with western medicine, but also explored a new theory and method for development of the TCM theory, disease prevention and treatment. Under the direction of the new concepts, the cure rate of common diseases was significantly increased, cure cycle was shortened, and the curative effect on the patients with complicated diseases was very remarkable, leading to over 85% of an average cure rate. Note: 1A collective term for the heart, liver, spleen, lung and kidney. 2A collective term for all internal organs, including zang orangs ,fu organs ,and extra fu organs. 3A collective term for the brain, marrow, bones, blood vessels, gallbladder and uterus. They are so called because their physiological properties are different from both ordinary zang and fu organs. Citation: Xu T, Wang Q (2018) New Development of Chinese Medicine by Integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine with Western Medicine. Curr Res Complement Altern Med: CRCAM-132. DOI:10.29011/ 2577-2201 /100032 2 Volume 2018; Issue 03 Curr Res Complement Altern Med, an open access journal ISSN: 2577-2201