Objective:To explore the correlations between five-pattern personality scores and autonomic nervous response indicators in Chinese female college students,to provide a foundation for further exploration of the modern ...Objective:To explore the correlations between five-pattern personality scores and autonomic nervous response indicators in Chinese female college students,to provide a foundation for further exploration of the modern physiological basis of these personality types.Methods:Subjects were asked to fill in 'The Five-Pattern Personality Inventory' (revised edition 2008).Taiyang,Shaoyang,yin-yang balance,Taiyin,and Shaoyin personalities were scored.The galvanic skin response and heart rate,and the low frequency (LF),high frequency (HF),and LF/HF ratio of heart rate variability were collected using a 16-channel physiological recorder (BIOPAC MP150).Relationship between the five-pattern personality scores and autonomic nervous response indicators was analyzed using bivariate correlation.Results:The five-pattern personality scores of the subjects were compared with national averages.The Taiyang and Shaoyang personality scores of the subjects were significantly lower than the overall national average,the national female average,and the national female average in the 18-29-year-old age group (all P <.05).The Taiyang personality score was negatively correlated with both the LF and the HF (P =.009 and P =.001,respectively),and the yin-yang balance personality score was significantly negatively correlated with the galvanic skin response (P =.026).Conclusion:There is a relationship between five-pattern personality scores and autonomic nervous response indicators in Chinese female college students.The higher the Taiyang personality score,the lower the sympathetic and vagus nerve excitability;the higher the yinyang balance personality score,the lower the sympathetic nerve excitability.展开更多
The development of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)in Thailand can be traced back to the Sukhothai Kingdom period in the 13th century,which was introduced by immigrants.In 1995,the Ministry of Public Health in Thaila...The development of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)in Thailand can be traced back to the Sukhothai Kingdom period in the 13th century,which was introduced by immigrants.In 1995,the Ministry of Public Health in Thailand established the Thai-Chinese Medicine Exchange Center to specifically support the development of TCM.In 1997,the health departments of Thailand and China signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding cooperation in the fields of health sciences and pharmaceuticals.展开更多
Cancer remains a significant threat to public health globally.Within the Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)framework,cancer is perceived not merely as an isolated disease but as a manifestation of a broader imbalance w...Cancer remains a significant threat to public health globally.Within the Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)framework,cancer is perceived not merely as an isolated disease but as a manifestation of a broader imbalance within the human body.Recent advancements in modern medicine have garnered increased attention toward the integrative approach to cancer therapy,combining conventional treatments with TCM practices focusing on achieving a holistic balance.This article aims to delineate the comprehensive perspective of TCM in integrative cancer therapy,emphasizing its foundational principles of personalized treatment grounded in syndrome differentiation and treatment.展开更多
基金This study was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(81473598).
文摘Objective:To explore the correlations between five-pattern personality scores and autonomic nervous response indicators in Chinese female college students,to provide a foundation for further exploration of the modern physiological basis of these personality types.Methods:Subjects were asked to fill in 'The Five-Pattern Personality Inventory' (revised edition 2008).Taiyang,Shaoyang,yin-yang balance,Taiyin,and Shaoyin personalities were scored.The galvanic skin response and heart rate,and the low frequency (LF),high frequency (HF),and LF/HF ratio of heart rate variability were collected using a 16-channel physiological recorder (BIOPAC MP150).Relationship between the five-pattern personality scores and autonomic nervous response indicators was analyzed using bivariate correlation.Results:The five-pattern personality scores of the subjects were compared with national averages.The Taiyang and Shaoyang personality scores of the subjects were significantly lower than the overall national average,the national female average,and the national female average in the 18-29-year-old age group (all P <.05).The Taiyang personality score was negatively correlated with both the LF and the HF (P =.009 and P =.001,respectively),and the yin-yang balance personality score was significantly negatively correlated with the galvanic skin response (P =.026).Conclusion:There is a relationship between five-pattern personality scores and autonomic nervous response indicators in Chinese female college students.The higher the Taiyang personality score,the lower the sympathetic and vagus nerve excitability;the higher the yinyang balance personality score,the lower the sympathetic nerve excitability.
文摘The development of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)in Thailand can be traced back to the Sukhothai Kingdom period in the 13th century,which was introduced by immigrants.In 1995,the Ministry of Public Health in Thailand established the Thai-Chinese Medicine Exchange Center to specifically support the development of TCM.In 1997,the health departments of Thailand and China signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding cooperation in the fields of health sciences and pharmaceuticals.
基金Fundamental Research Ability Improvement Project for Young and Middle-aged Teachers in Guangxi Universities(Natural Science),Agreement No.2022KY0300Innovation Project of Guangxi Graduate Education of GXUCM,Agreement No.YCBXJ2023040Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Selffunded Scientific Research Project(Natural Science),Agreement No.GXZYZ20210346.
文摘Cancer remains a significant threat to public health globally.Within the Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)framework,cancer is perceived not merely as an isolated disease but as a manifestation of a broader imbalance within the human body.Recent advancements in modern medicine have garnered increased attention toward the integrative approach to cancer therapy,combining conventional treatments with TCM practices focusing on achieving a holistic balance.This article aims to delineate the comprehensive perspective of TCM in integrative cancer therapy,emphasizing its foundational principles of personalized treatment grounded in syndrome differentiation and treatment.
