He wants to use a small silver needle to defend the honor of traditional Chinese medicine

　　Taking the Shenque point on the abdomen as the center and accurately locating 9 acupuncture points, Lin Chaodai flexibly controls the small silver needles in his hands, supplemented with traditional Chinese medicine when necessary, to achieve the purpose of treating systemic diseases.

　　Let those who have been aphasic since childhood speak

　　It is very difficult to make a congenitally mute person speak after treatment, and the language function reaches 50% of that of a normal person. This is a very difficult thing to achieve. Lin Chaodai, vice president of China Traditional Chinese Medicine Press and deputy chairman and secretary-general of the Abdominal Acupuncture Professional Committee of the Chinese Acupuncture Society, has a successful case.

　　In September 2005, a girl from Fujian who was born mute came to seek medical treatment. After careful consultation, Lin Chaodai found that the girl's hearing was normal, but she had lost her speech function since childhood. She could only vaguely say the words "grandpa, grandma, dad, mom". She also had a slight hunchback when walking, and her hands swung backwards.

　　Lin Chaodai's diagnosis was: "It is very likely that the child was clamped by forceps during delivery, which damaged the language function. I gave the treatment principle of 'tonifying the kidneys and filling the marrow'." Replenish the innate first, then replenish the innate the day after tomorrow, proceed together to dredge the meridians. ”

　　The girl started singing lyrics after receiving three months of abdominal acupuncture treatment at Lin Chaodai Abdominal Acupuncture Studio. Lin Chaodai first used the abdominal acupuncture prescription of guiding Qi to return to the source, opening the abdomen to four levels, and Shangqu (double) for acupuncture treatment, and then used the abdominal acupuncture prescription of guiding Qi to return to the source, opening the abdomen to the four levels, Tianshu (double), Daheng (double), and Shangqu (double) for treatment. After more than 300 treatments over three years, the girl's language function recovered to 50% of normal. She initially got rid of the pain of aphasia, enjoyed the happiness of communication, and was able to take care of herself.

　　“The apricot forest is full of wonderful flowers, blessing thousands of families,” read the banner sent by the girl and her family.

　　CCTV also conducted a special interview on this case.

　　It was no accident that Lin Chaodai devoted himself to abdominal acupuncture. Lin Chaodai, who has been working in the traditional Chinese medicine management department for a long time, has been implementing the special project "Compilation and Research of Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Technology of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine" since 2000. He has also participated in the identification, promotion and reward management of national traditional Chinese medicine scientific and technological achievements for 10 years, and has been exposed to many non-drug therapies with significant curative effects.

　　Being sensitive, eager to learn, and reluctant to give up on clinical practice, he discovered that abdominal acupuncture is not only simple and cost-effective, it can treat common diseases, and is also very effective in treating difficult and complicated diseases. It is also in full compliance with the prescription rule of "the emperor, his ministers, and his envoys". For example, the abdominal acupoints that adjust the organs are equivalent to "king medicine", the abdominal acupoints that adjust the meridians are equivalent to "minister medicine", and the abdominal acupoints that adjust local areas are equivalent to "adjuvant" medicine. In 1998, he officially became a disciple of Professor Bo Zhiyun, the founder of abdominal acupuncture therapy, and studied with great concentration. He then carefully summarized the clinical practice of abdominal acupuncture, combined with typical medical cases treated with abdominal acupuncture, compiled books such as "Comments on the Clinical Effects of Abdominal Acupuncture", and published academic papers such as "My Opinion on Abdominal Acupuncture Therapy".

　　Lin Chaodai said that abdominal acupuncture theoretically created the theory of innate meridians, and clinically invented the "Turtle Diagram" with the regularity of meridians. The method fully embodies the essence of disease prevention and treatment in traditional Chinese medicine - the local organs and meridians are treated simultaneously. It is painless in use, patients are willing to accept it, and the operation is very standardized. It is hoped that this proven approach will be replicated, especially in rural and community service health settings.

　　Elected as “The Most Beautiful Beijinger””

　　Lin Chaodai, who comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, is both a manager and a doctor. Over the past ten years, how has he coordinated between administrative work and clinical practice? How to improve the clinical capabilities of traditional Chinese medicine?

　　At noon, other colleagues are relaxing and resting, but Lin Chaodai's office often transforms into a clinic where he selects acupuncture points, disinfects, and performs acupuncture... He smiles and slowly inserts needles one by one, feeling the acupuncture energy bit by bit. On weekends and holidays, when everyone is relaxing and entertaining, Lin Chaodai appears on time in his studio in Xicheng District, receiving treatment and treating patients, and spends his time busy.

　　Lin Chaodai has been doing this for more than 10 years using free medical treatment during his breaks. He used abdominal acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions to treat more than 7,000 patients free of charge. He also directly taught health and wellness methods to more than 50,000 audiences in health and wellness lectures as the deputy director of the Science Popularization Committee of the Chinese Acupuncture Society.

　　Lin Chaodai's benevolence and benevolence finally won recognition and praise from society. In March 2013, Lin Chaodai was awarded the honorable title of "Lei Feng Around You·The Most Beautiful Beijinger" by the Capital Spiritual Civilization Construction Committee.

　　“This is my life value - serving the public wholeheartedly. It is the duty of a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to not only take up working time but also compress one’s rest time to relieve patients as much as possible. I am very happy. ”A few short sentences reflect his thoughtfulness for patients and responsibility for his work.

　　Lin Chaodai's willingness to contribute and his demeanor as a great doctor have gained him not only the honorary title, but also the clinical experience he gained in practice, which is a great asset.

　　With the increase in clinical cases, his medical skills have become increasingly sophisticated. In addition to relieving or temporarily relieving headaches (migraines), cervical spondylosis, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, lumbar spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, vertebral stenosis, sciatica, knee and ankle joint disease, stomach pain, dysmenorrhea and other painful diseases, his medical skills have become increasingly sophisticated. In addition to treating the pain of asthma, allergies, rhinitis, intractable insomnia, tinnitus and deafness, long-term constipation, gout, hypertension, diabetes, Sjögren's syndrome, adenomyosis and even epilepsy, autism and other chronic diseases with long treatment courses, it has achieved good results, winning patients to seek treatment.

　　Advocating health care in a simple way

　　In January 2014, Lin Chaodai's popular health science book "The Greatest Way to Simplicity - Live with Dignity Over One Hundred Years Old" was published and released. It was recognized by the society and loved by the masses. It was reprinted for the fourth time in October of that year. In September 2014, this book was selected as one of the 100 "First Recommended Excellent Publications for the Elderly Nationwide" jointly announced by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television and the Office of the National Working Committee on Aging, and became one of the 15 outstanding books on health care. Also selected were works by academicians Zhong Nanshan, academician Zhang Boli, master of traditional Chinese medicine Zhang Daning, Professor Hong Zhaoguang, Professor Yu Kang and others. In December 2014, this book was selected as one of the 50 "National Outstanding Popular Science Works in 2014" released by the Ministry of Science and Technology.

　　Nowadays, many experts interpret the topic of health care in a complicated, mysterious and weird way. Lin Chaodai took a different approach, adhering to simplicity while overcoming complexity. He believes that health care is actually very simple. To maintain health, you must let nature take its course, adjust your mood, pay attention to sleep, take a nap every day, keep the stool smooth, eat reasonably, take active activities, and female friends can adjust their menstruation. Only if it is simple and easy can it last, and only if you persist every day can you make progress day by day.

　　He said: "The two important concepts of "The Great Way to Simplicity", the Six Principles of Chaodai Longevity, Lin's Morning Exercise and the Six Emergency Self-Rescue Points for Pain are specially proposed to remind readers that we are the first persons responsible for our own lives, and we must consciously take responsibility. In the final analysis, health depends on ourselves! As long as we improve our food, clothing, housing, transportation and entertainment, and live in accordance with the laws of nature, we can completely live without any disease and even live a hundred years. ”

　　As a lecturer of the Chinese Medicine Culture and Science Popularization Lecture Group of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, he does his best to impart the knowledge of disease prevention and treatment to everyone around him, loudly urging that every Chinese, including overseas Chinese, should learn and master some knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine health care and the basic principles and methods of traditional Chinese medicine to prevent and treat diseases. Otherwise, it is easy to become one of the "three bad elements" - not being able to help parents to live a long and healthy life is "unfilial piety", not being able to maintain one's own health well is "not cultivating", and being unable to guide the health of children is "unkindness".

　　As a visiting professor and graduate tutor at many Chinese medicine universities, he often encourages students to always take the promotion of Chinese medicine culture as their own responsibility, to never stop studying diligently, and to instill some new ideas in students.

　　He said: “Traditional Chinese medicine, ethnic medicine and Western medicine have jointly made great contributions to safeguarding people’s health, which is amazing. She is one body with two wings - it can prevent and cure diseases. We must grasp it with both hands, grasp it with both hands, be strong with both hands, and grasp it well with both hands. To change the sentence, "Working to cure both the existing disease and the non-disease", those who only know how to treat diseases but not how to prevent them are not enough to become a great doctor. Western medicine mainly targets people's diseases, while Chinese medicine can not only treat sick people, but also pay special attention to prevention to prevent people from getting sick! This is the fundamental reason why Chinese medicine can last for thousands of years and still be vigorous. We Chinese medicine practitioners do not need to belittle ourselves, but should establish a firm belief. As long as we continue to work hard, Chinese medicine will always stand tall in the world of medicine."