Lee Jun-woo: Modern Interpretation of Korean Medicine and Hypertension

This is a book that has been written by the National Medical Journal, which has been published for three years in its 'Hind Medical Stories Unified in Modern Languages' from 2021 to 2023. The column is composed of a total of 76 columns, and it has kept its form in the book. The material is based on a form of Korean medicine that starts with Korean medicine and ends with Korean + High blood pressure, which is approximately composed of high blood pressure = 7: 3. The author wanted to reinterpret Korean medicine primarily through the content of atmospheric science and student psychology, which should have been well-tested and widely accepted. Although he has consulted a lot of books, he has also referred to the 13th edition of the atmospheric sciences by Kengens and Leibneg, which focuses on 12 copies of the student sciences of Bumbleton and Obama, the API study of high blood pressure. The connection between the three-year series of columns and the fact that the text was based on books well documented in one field is thought to be a source of interest and trust. Why don't we take a moment from the commonly known Korean medicine and try to approach it with a new perspective?

Korean title: 한의학의 현대적 해석과 고혈압

Korean author: 이준우

Korean publisher: 군자출판사

ISBN-13: 9791170680444