Why can Chinese medicine practitioners know the cause of illness by taking a pulse? What kind of mystery is hidden behind this?

Chinese medicine, generally refers to the Chinese Han Chinese working people, is based on their creation of traditional medicine-based medicine, so it is also called Han medicine. Chinese medicine is a discipline that studies the physiology and pathology of the human body as well as the diagnosis and prevention of other diseases. Pulse-taking, also known as pulse-cutting, is a diagnostic method in which a Chinese medicine practitioner presses the patient's arteries with his hand and, based on the pulse, learns about the inner changes of the patient's disease.

When pulse-taking in Chinese medicine, the Chinese medicine practitioner needs to find a place of inches off the ruler, then press the middle finger on the wrist protruding inner measurements, and then put the index finger and ring finger in turn on the place of inches and rulers, and the inches off the ruler of the left hand and the inches off the ruler of the right hand represent different organs of the body, the inches off the ruler of the left hand represents the heart, the liver and the kidneys, and the inches off the ruler of the right hand represents the lungs, the spleen and the kidneys. Pulse cutting it is with a very long history, it reflects the characteristics and experience of Chinese medicine in diagnosing diseases. Pulse-taking is the most mysterious, the most mysterious, and the most difficult to learn a diagnostic method in Chinese medicine.

The appearance of the pulse can be understood as an image of the pulse beat. The pulse is in fact directly related to the frequency of the heartbeat, the strength or weakness of the heart's qi, and the surplus or deficit of qi and blood. The changes in these three aspects directly determine the changes in the pattern of the pulse. So it is possible to deduce whether a person is healthy or unhealthy by taking the pulse; at the same time, it is also possible to understand whether a condition is real or fake, and the changes that have occurred in the disease by taking the pulse. When the pulse beats in a fast rhythm, it means that the body is in a positive state of being able to fight against diseases, and the flow of qi and blood is fast, and the immune system will also be improved. On the other hand, if the pulse is slow, it means that the body's anti-disease function is already very tired, and it can't finish the work efficiently, and it also means that the circulation of qi and blood is slow, and the immunity is relatively low. The number of times your pulse beats, about seventy-five times per minute in a calm condition, is used to make a judgment in this range. When your pulse is thick, it means that your body's ability to transport qi and blood is better, and your body's yang is more abundant; while when the pulse is thin, the ability to transport qi and blood becomes worse, indicating that the body's qi and blood are not sufficient.

We can see that Chinese medicine is really profound.