250: Chapter 249 Critical Detail 250: Chapter 249 Critical Detail Dr.
Chen pushed his glasses up his nose and spoke with great clarity, “Stroke with phlegm syncope is a relatively specialized term in traditional Chinese dicine.
It refers to the common symptoms of a stroke and related conditions, which are caused by the rise of heart fire that stirs emotional agitation.”
First, when the five emotions of anxiety beco extre causing extre heart fire, it can induce internal wind and trigger a stroke.
Clinically, sudden rage damaging the liver is common, because sudden anger can, in an instant, cause liver yang to surge violently, and both qi and fire to rise.
This pressures the blood to flow upwards, ensuring the symptoms will appear.
As for worry, thoughtfulness, sadness, and fear, emotional tension is also a cause of this disease.
Second, excessive consumption of fatty, sweet, and alcoholic foods can impair the spleen’s healthy function, accumulate dampness and produce phlegm.
Stagnant phlegm turns to heat, which stirs liver wind and together with phlegm, disturbs upward leading to disease onset, especially when triggered by excessive drinking.
Musk has the effects of opening sensory orifices, reviving the spirit, promoting blood circulation, clearing ridians, reducing swelling, and relieving pain.
It is primarily used for treating conditions such as closed syndros with unconsciousness, carbuncles and toxin-related swellings, scrofula, throat soreness, blood stasis blocking the ridians, abdominal masses, sudden heart and abdominal pain, headaches, injuries from falls and blows, arthralgia due to wind-dampness, difficult labor, stillbirth, and retained placenta.
For treating the illness of stroke with phlegm syncope you ntioned, we generally use the thod of inducing sneezing through the nose, in combination with common dicines such as soap pods and asarum.
After grinding into powder and blowing it into the nasal cavity to stimulate sneezing, we can alleviate and treat so symptoms!
The dicines used in these treatnts are relatively mild in nature.
Even if musk is ineffective, it generally won’t cause such severe toxic side effects.
In my professional judgnt, their claim doesn’t hold much water!”
When it ca to professional matters, Dr.
Chen was noticeably more composed.
He explained the situation thoroughly.
Although Yue Feng might not rember so of the terms very well, he was able to understand the general aning.
“Are you saying that musk is not taken orally as a decoction for this condition?” Yue Feng caught an important detail from Dr.
Chen’s words.
“Correct!”
“The professional knowledge you’ve just ntioned, could you send it to in writing?
So terms are a bit obscure, and I’m afraid I’ll rember them wrong!”
“Sure!”
“Thank you so much!” Yue Feng quickly expressed his gratitude upon receiving an affirmative response.
This piece of information alone provided Yue Feng with crucial evidence to prove his innocence.
The accuser was busy fabricating charges, but it was clear they didn’t understand pharmacology.
After clarifying the dicinal effects of musk and learning about the general ways it is administered from Dr.
Chen, Yue Feng’s mind was greatly eased.
Having clarified this issue, he soon received feedback on another matter as well.
Yue Feng had soone from his fan group with relatives in Xiangtan help investigate the hospital’s situation, and the feedback was equally powerful.
A fan’s cousin personally rushed to the ICU room of the local people’s hospital ntioned in the story, and casually inquired about the condition of the patient in the room with the duty nurse.
According to the duty doctor, this patient had been hospitalized for almost a week, and the reason for admission was cerebral hemorrhage, which is what we commonly call a brain bleed, and it didn’t match the content in the story at all.
With the help of others, Yue Feng continuously received good news, and his entire deanor relaxed.
Yue Feng was reassured, but the Peak Guild and the baby on their end were in a state of high tension due to the leak.
The operations staff were constantly monitoring the slightest movents on the platform, and were also actively contacting the whistleblower.
Since receiving a call from Yue Feng, the whistleblower had gone into a state of non-communication, not replying to private ssages, hanging up imdiately when called, and eventually the number beca unreachable, most likely blocked.
This wasn’t even the most nerve-wracking part for the staff.
As evening approached, another explosive story appeared on the platform.
A well-known outdoor broadcaster who exposes fake musk was suspected of privately seeking hush money from Musk Wine manufacturers.
After being rejected, they grew furious out of embarrassnt and threatened to hold a special live broadcast to expose them!
While many aspects of the previous story were fairly realistic, this one seed entirely like grasping at straws.
The post didn’t explicitly na the protagonist, it rely released several ambiguous WeChat conversation screenshots, with the protagonist’s na pixelated.
Those who were unaware of the prior events would be utterly confused by this post, having no clue what it was about.
However, the timing of this exposé post was extrely sensitive; it coincided precisely with the mont Yue Feng’s earlier content had exploded into a trending topic, leaving the issue unresolved.
The massive audience on the platform, already eagerly awaiting the follow-up to the incident, found that the principal hadn’t responded yet.
Instead, another negative post erged to the surface.
The label of “famous Musk Wine outdoor strear who busts fakes” had never been attributed to anyone before, but after Yue Feng’s several related broadcasts, it had firmly stuck to him.
Now it was being maliciously exploited by soone shady, which was incredibly insidious.
At seven in the evening, Yue Feng returned from the night market with so dinner, and before he could fill his stomach, he received a call from Ken.
“Fengfeng!
How’s the investigation going on your side regarding the leak?
Any progress?” When it ca to serious matters, Ken’s deanor was rather stern, a stark contrast to his usual quirky self.
“Hmm, I’ve found plenty of evidence already.
I plan to clear up the matter on a live stream after dinner!” Yue Feng said calmly.
“Ah?
You’ve sorted it out?
Are you sure everything’s fine?” Ken switched from alarm to delight, surprised by Yue Feng’s reply.
“No problem, have you had dinner yet?”
“Who’s in the mood to eat when there’s just been another damning post uploaded on the platform, scattering rumors to blacken your na!
This ti the platform did a good job; they banned and deleted the false statents right away, so the impact should be minimal.
What ti are you planning to stream?
I’ll bring all the fans from my channel to support you later!”
Yue Feng was touched by Ken’s caring words.
“The investigation went smoothly, letting get hold of the critical evidence.
Now, be a good girl and eat your dinner!
Are you at ho right now?
Or sowhere else?”
“Pssh!
I don’t feel like eating unless you’re treating!” Ken, hearing Yue Feng’s unflinchingly confident tone, finally relaxed and started to act coquettishly with Yue Feng again.
“Fine, it’s just a small matter.
Just tell what you want to eat, and I’ll take care of it!” Yue Feng readily agreed.
“Yeah, right.
You’re just trying to cheer up.
We’re miles apart!” Ken retorted, but she couldn’t help feeling pleased.
You blockhead, at least you’re sensible.
“Sure, I can’t cross the distance, but we’ve got the app, right?
Send the delivery address.
Order anything you like; if we can’t share it, we’ll each have a portion.
Let’s get you a hearty al!”
“Then I won’t hold back!
I want Chen’s crawfish, Cai’s duck tongues, and Liugongwang’s fried chicken!”
“No problem!
Send the address to my WeChat, and I’ll take care of it.
After you’ve eaten well and had your fill, I’ll start the stream at eight tonight!”
“Hee hee, you said it, double portions!”
“Sure thing!”
…
After hanging up the phone, the frown that Ken had been wearing all day finally relaxed.
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