Zheng Jin, an expert in internal medicine at Chongqing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that citizens should not be blind in their health care and should seek help from formal institutions and experts in traditional Chinese medicine or western medicine nutrition. Most of the current health care books and lectures are conducted by independent scholars, mostly based on personal experience, not systematic enough, and lack the test of time. As for the “electric shock physical examination”, Chinese medicine does have the theory of “treating the disease before it is already there”, but the so-called “electric shock can predict diseases in the next five years” is too mysterious. It is already a “miraculous doctor” and I personally do not recommend it. .
