The recent H7N9 epidemic has people panicking. Many health authorities have issued guidelines for prevention and treatment, and almost without exception, they all mention “Banlangen punch”. It’s also a popular drug that has faded from the public eye, with hoarders and hoarders treating it like dirt. In short, there are many different opinions, but there is only one reason: there is no confirmed effective drug in existence, so we can only hope that the “plate of blue root”. According to the official statement, an effective vaccine will be available in half a year at the earliest, but by then the H7N9 may have mutated again, can you keep up with it? This is a problem, a big problem. A lot of people mentioned the lack of evidence-based Pancreatic, you may be right, but you may have grown a pig brain, because you ignore 2 problems: First, as mentioned above, when you have a large sample of evidence-based confirmed effective or ineffective, n more people may have fallen, you are just talking on paper; Second, as with the previous SARS, Chinese medicine may indeed not H7N9 But how many years has Chinese medicine been treating this “plague” infectious disease, do you know? You may not be able to guess with your eyes closed. Chinese medicine mainly recognizes the “evidence”, not just the “disease”. So my opinion is that we can use it. But it depends on how to use it, and on whom to use it, and in what situation. And not indiscriminately and indiscriminately used.