黄帝内经选读电子书

World Textbook Series for Chinese Medicine Core Curriculum

Compilation Committee of World Textbook Series for Chinese Medicine Core Curriculum

Translation Committee of World Textbook Series for Chinese Medicine Core Curriculum

Preface

Foreword

Note for Compilation

Part One Introduction

Part Two Selected Readings in the Original Text

Chapter 1 Life Cultivation

Section 1 The Methods of Cultivating Life

Section 2 The Principles of Cultivating Life

Section 3 Changes of Growth and Fertility in Female

Section 4 Patterns of Growth and Fertility in Males

Section 5 Methods and Significance of Cultivating Life in the Four Seasons

Section 6 The lmportant Principles of Cultivating Life in the Four Seasons

Section 7 The Principles of Disease Prevention

Section 8 The Close Relationship Between Life and Yin-Yang in Nature

Section 9 The Rules of Birth，Growth，Peak Development，Aging and Death in Human Beings

Chapter 2 Yin-Yang and Five Elements

Section 1 The Basic Contents and the Properties of Yin and Yang

Section 2 Flavors and Properties of Medicinals and Food Related to That of Yin and Yang as Well as Their Functions and Characteristics

Section 3 Damage to the Body Caused by Strong Flavor of Medicinals and Food

Section 4 Clinical Characteristics of Disease Caused by lnvasion of External Pathogenic Factors and lnternal Damage due to Emotions

Section 5 Mutual Rooting and Promotion of Yin Essence and Yang Qi

Section 6 Clinical Characteristics and Pathogenesis Nature Related to Disorder of Yin and Yang

Section 7 The Methods of Regulating Yin and Yang and their Application in Disease Prevention and Life Cultivation

Section 8 Early Diagnosis and Treatment Lead to a Favorable Prognosis

Section 9 The Application of Yin-Yang Theory in Acupuncture Treatment and Diagnosis

Section 10 How Essential Qi and the Five Zang-Organs are Benefited or Harmed by Diet and the Five Flavors

Section 11 The Uniformity and Separability of Yin and Yang

Chapter 3 Visceral Manifestation

Section 1 Functions of the Twelve Zangfu Organs and Their lnterrelations

Section 2 The Basic Content of Visceral Manifestation

Section 3 The Difference between Extraordinary Fu-organs and Transmitting and Transforming Fu-organs，Functions and Features of the Five Zang-organs and Six Fu-organs

Section 4 The Formation and Distribution of Nutrients of Water and Food

Section 5 The Formation and Distribution of Body Fluids

Section 6 The Relation and Difference of the Spleen and the Stomach in Physiology and Pathology

Section 7 Flaccidity of the Four Limbs due to Spleen Disorder

Chapter 4 Essence，Qi and Spirit

Section 1 The lmportance and Formation of Spirit and Thinking Process

Section 2 The Production，Circulation and Convergence of Nutrient Qi and Defense Qi

Section 3 The Relationship between Sleep and Nutrient and Defense Qi

Section 4 Concept of Essence，Qi，Thin Fluids，Thick Fluids，Blood and Vessels

Section 5 The Pathological Changes Caused by Loss of Six Kinds of Qi and Their Relations with the Zang-fu Organs

Chapter 5 Etiology and Pathogenesis

Section 1 Etiology and Pathogenesis of Diseases

Section 2 Etiology and Pathogenesis of Mass

Section 3 Common Pathogenic Factors of the Five Zang-organs

Section 4 The lmportance of Yang Qi in Human Body and Diseases Caused by Seasonal Pathogens due to Abnormal Yang Qi

Section 5 Diseases Caused by Abnormal Yang Qi

Section 6 Physiological Functions of Yang Qi and Diseases Caused by Abnormal Yang Qi

Section 7 The Laws of the Growth and Decline Trend of Yang Qi in Day and Night and the Approaches to Protecting Yang Qi

Section 8 The Relationship Between Body Fluids and Yang Qi and the Attack of the Latent Pathogens in the Four Seasons

Section 9 Diseases Caused by Disorder of Qi Movement

Section 10 The lmportance of Pathogenesis and the Nineteen Pathogeneses

Chapter 6 Patterns

Section 1 Externally-contracted Febrile Diseases and lts Etiology and Prognosis

Section 2 Six-channel Pattern and Transmission Law of Externallycontracted Febrile Disease

Section 3 Healing Sequence of Externally-contracted Febrile Disease

Section 4 Therapeutic Method for Externallycontracted Febrile Disease，Etiology and Pathogenesis of Lingering Heat of Febrile Disease，and Food Contraindication

Section 5 Etiology and Pathogenesis of Cough

Section 6 The Symptoms of Cough of the Five Zang-organs

Section 7 The Transmission Law of Cough and the Symptoms of Cough of the Six Fu-organs

Section 8 The Etiology and Pathogenesis of Acute Thoracoabdominal Pains

Section 9 The External Causes and Classification of Bi-lmpediment and the Relationship between lts Onset and Seasons

Section 10 Pathogenesis of Bi-lmpediment of the Five Zang-Organs

Section 11 Clinical Manifestations of Bi-lmpediment of the Zang-fu Organs

Section 12 lnternal Causes and Prognosis of Bi-lmpediment

Sectionn 13 Causes of Bi-lmpediment of the Six Fu-Organs and lts Treatment Principles by Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Section 14 Difference between Nutrient Qi and Defense Qi and Their Relationship with Bi-lmpediment

Section 15 Typical Manifestations of Bi-lmpediment of the Five Constituents

Section 16 Pathogenesis and Clinical Features of Flaccidity Pattern

Section 17 Causes and Pathogenesis of Flaccidity Pattern and lts Clinical Manifestations

Section 18 Treatment Principles of Flaccidity Pattern

Chapter 7 Diagnostic Methods

Section 1 Diagnosis at Dawn and Comprehensive Analysis of Four Examinations

Section 2 The lmportance of Qi and Blood in Pulse Diagnosis

Section 3 lnspection of Complexion and Eyes

Section 4 Dysfunction of Viscera and Unfavorable Prognosis

Section 5 Dysfunctions of Five Houses and Their Diagnostic Significance

Section 6 Wrist Pulse and Pathological Changes of Viscera

Section 7 Comprehensive Diagnosis and Three “lncurable” Cases

Section 8 Palpation of Cardiac Apex

Chapter 8 Treatment Principles and Methods

Section 1 Different Treatment Methods for Diseases Frequently Seen in Different Regions

Section 2 Principles of “Following the Tendency in Treatment” and “Treating Excess with Purgation and Treating Deficiency with Tonification” and Their Application in Clinical Practice

Section 3 Definition of Routine Treatment Method and lts Application in Clinical Practice

Section 4 Definition of Contrary Treatment Method and lts Application in Clinical Practice

Section 5 Treatment Principle for Deficiency-Heat and Deficiency-Cold Pattern

Appendices

l.Chronology of the Inner Classic

ll.lndex of Key Terms

lll.Translation of Key Terms in lndex in the Same Order