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何谓反佐反佐一词,首见于我国现存最早的医学典籍《黄帝内经素问·至真要大论》:“奇之不去则偶之,是谓重方;偶之不去则反佐以取之,所谓寒热温凉,反从其病也”。历代医家有所阐发。明代李时珍指出:“反佐,即从治也。谓热在下而上有寒邪拒格,则寒药中入热药为佐,下膈之后,热气既散,寒性随发也。寒在下而上有浮火拒格,则热药中入寒药为佐,下膈之后,寒气既消,热性随发也”。可见,反佐是指用性味不同、作用相反的
What is meant by the term “anti-saying and anti-sao” is first seen in China’s earliest extant medical book, “The Yellow Emperor Neijing Suzheng Zhizheng Dazheng”: “If we don’t do it, then it’s even, it’s called reinstatement; To take it, the so-called cold and heat cool, but also from the disease.” History doctors have elucidated. Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty pointed out: “Anti-Sao, that is, from the rule also. That the heat in the next cold evil refusal, then the cold medicine into the heat drug for Zuo, after the squatting, the heat is scattered, cold with the hair. Cold in the next On the other hand, if there is a fire on fire, the cold medicine is used as the adjuvant in the heat medicine, and after the squatting, the coldness disappears and the heat develops.” Obviously, anti-sao is referring to the use of different tastes and opposite effects.