Chapter 1: The Future Direction of Medicine - Quantum Medicine
1.1 The Frontier of Future Medicine - Quantum Medicine
Quantum medicine represents the future of the medical field, and its development can be divided into two stages:
First Stage:
Independent Development of Western Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine
1.1 Western Medicine
With support from the U.S. and European governments, as well as the top ten pharmaceutical companies, Western medicine has developed independently from the influence of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). One of the key government agencies involved is the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), which had a budget of $44 billion in 2022.
1.2 Traditional Chinese Medicine
A segment of TCM is gradually integrating into the scope of quantum medicine. Quantum TCM has been developed by Dr. Shui Yin Lo and his collaborators, who have introduced two high-tech products:
1. An infrared imaging system equipped with specialized software.
2. A solid-state liquid
(a liquid containing solid-state water particles, sometimes also called Xenwater).
Over the past five years, this research team has published six books on solid-state water particles. Additionally, the Lu Group is planning to launch a third product, a high-tech pulse diagnosis instrument. Furthermore, they have initiated research into the application of photoacoustic detection instruments to measure blood flow in the capillaries of various internal organs.
Other research institutions, such as TCM universities, research institutes, hospitals, and research centers, are actively participating in this process.
1.1 The Frontier of Future Medicine - Quantum Medicine
Quantum medicine represents the future of the medical field, and its development can be divided into two stages:
First Stage:
Independent Development of Western Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine
1.1 Western Medicine
With support from the U.S. and European governments, as well as the top ten pharmaceutical companies, Western medicine has developed independently from the influence of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). One of the key government agencies involved is the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), which had a budget of $44 billion in 2022.
1.2 Traditional Chinese Medicine
A segment of TCM is gradually integrating into the scope of quantum medicine. Quantum TCM has been developed by Dr. Shui Yin Lo and his collaborators, who have introduced two high-tech products:
1. An infrared imaging system equipped with specialized software.
2. A solid-state liquid
(a liquid containing solid-state water particles, sometimes also called Xenwater).
Over the past five years, this research team has published six books on solid-state water particles. Additionally, the Lu Group is planning to launch a third product, a high-tech pulse diagnosis instrument. Furthermore, they have initiated research into the application of photoacoustic detection instruments to measure blood flow in the capillaries of various internal organs.
Other research institutions, such as TCM universities, research institutes, hospitals, and research centers, are actively participating in this process.
