TCM and Western Medicine have different theories, and there’s also a massive difference in their treatment methods as well.

Even if many TCM institutes have established a combination specialist between TCM and Western Medicine to try and find a common point, there were contradictions between the two medical studies in Su Tao’s view. That’s because both medical studies had a different system, and it’s a mistake to forcefully put the two of them together.

TCM’s medicine seeks a balance between Yin and Yang, where the herbs would achieve balance with one another.

However, Western Medicine usually used antipyretic, antibacterial, and antibiotics for treatments. But medicine was toxic, not to mention that after the Western Medicine was consumed in the body, it wouldn’t achieve balance and taking it for a long time would cause side effects in the body’s organs.

In TCM’s theory, when adding toxic herbs, they would generally add another kind of herb to balance it out, so there wouldn’t be any side effects. Hence, despite the...