After she became the daughter of a vicious warlord, she cleaned herself up

Jiang Shiyuan had already decided to bring about earth-shaking changes to the medical history of this era.

And domestically produced sulfa drugs are the first step in her plan.

Jiang Shiyuan is very confident about the research and development of domestic sulfonamides.

As long as she asked Professor Williams to help her obtain some imported sulfa raw materials, she could use the strongest brain and chemical pharmaceutical knowledge given to her by the original owner, make slight improvements on it, and transform it into domestic sulfa.

It should be completed in two weeks at the fastest, and the subsequent step is to complete mass production on the existing production line.

She had previously promised Chen Qingyan and Fang Lansheng that she would help the organization get a batch of sulfa drugs. She wanted to set aside a batch of the samples produced after the successful research and development and secretly send them to the Red Party comrades. This way the operation would be safer.

After all, when she traveled through time, she didn't bring those incredible systems and spaces, so she couldn't do any "zero-dollar shopping".

Therefore, he could only rely on his own wisdom and skills to make up for the gap left by the golden finger.

But she was not so sure about the second step of the plan, the purification and mass production of penicillin.

Although she had looked up the history and preparation methods of penicillin before she traveled through the drama, she was not a student of chemical pharmaceuticals, so she only had a limited understanding of it at the time.

As for the specific experimental data and operational details implemented in the research and development, they can only rely on the original owner's strongest brain and continuous trial and exploration.

Jiang Shiyuan said that he, a traditional Chinese medicine inheritor in the real world, had to achieve the miracle of early mass production of penicillin in a parallel world of the Republic of China.

She has it so hard!

Since he had no clue for the time being, Jiang Shiyuan planned to go to his mother's study to look up some Chinese medicine books to provide new inspiration and case basis for the awakening treatment for Mr. Feng tomorrow morning.

She first called the front desk of the Garden Hotel in the living room, saying that she would not be going back tonight and asked the waiter to clean the room.

Then she hung up the phone and tiptoed up the stairs.

The white carved door of the study on the third floor was ajar, emitting a faint scent of sandalwood.

Jiang Shiyuan took a deep breath and walked into the room.

The whole room is not very big, but it is decorated very elegantly.

The four treasures of the study are placed on the rosewood desk, and the surface is spotless.

She walked to the desk, opened the drawer based on the original owner's memory, and took out a thick photo album.

The first page of the album is a photo of a young woman.

The woman was wearing a plain moon-white cheongsam, her long black hair was tied into a simple bun, her eyebrows and features were picturesque, and her temperament was gentle.

There was a serene smile on the corner of her mouth, like a solitary orchid in a valley, exuding an elegant fragrance.

This is the original owner’s mother, Zhong Xue Ning.

Jiang Shiyuan's gaze lingered on the photo for a long time, with mixed feelings in his heart.

The corners of the photo are a little yellowed, obviously it is quite old.

Zhong Xue Ning was born into the Jinling Zhong family, a family of traditional Chinese medicine. She showed extraordinary medical talent since childhood.

She not only had superb medical skills, but also had a kind heart, and often provided free medical treatment and medicine to poor people.

Marshal Jiang fell in love with Zhong Xue Ning at first sight, gave everything he had, and finally won her heart.

After marriage, the two lived in harmony and loved each other very much.

Zhong Xue Ning gave birth to a son and a daughter for Marshal Jiang. The son was named Jiang Shijia and the daughter was named Jiang Shiyuan.

It’s a pity that Zhong Xue Ning was so beautiful but had a tragic life. She died of illness when Jiang Shiyuan was ten years old.

Although the original owner's mother had great attainments in traditional Chinese medicine, she was ultimately unable to cure her illness.

This made the original owner completely question the effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine from then on and began to reject it.

Marshal Jiang was heartbroken after the death of his beloved wife and insisted on not remarrying.

However, in order to follow his beloved wife's last wishes, he had to bring her good sister Chen Xiangyun into the Jiang Mansion to take care of her two children and handle Jiang family affairs on her behalf.

Marshal Jiang even kept all the furnishings of their bedroom and his wife's study intact.

She also ordered the servants to clean the study every day, as if she had never left.

Jiang Shiyuan closed the photo album, stood up and walked to the huge bookshelf that covered the entire wall.

The bookshelf is filled with various ancient books in thread-bound format, most of which are Chinese medicine classics.

These were the books that Zhong Xue Ning treasured most during her lifetime.

Jiang Shiyuan casually pulled out a copy of "The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine" and flipped through it, and a faint scent of ink wafted into his nose.

This book is densely covered with comments and insights in small regular script, which shows how seriously she read the book.

Jiang Shiyuan took out another copy of "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" and found that his mother had also made a lot of notes.

Time passed minute by minute, and Jiang Shiyuan was immersed in the world of medical books, completely forgetting himself.

Suddenly, her eyes focused on a passage in the Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases.

"For patients with Taiyang disease, stiffness in the neck and back, no sweat and aversion to wind, Ge Gen Tang is the right treatment."

"Pueraria decoction..." Jiang Shiyuan muttered to himself, and an idea suddenly came to his mind.

Gegen decoction is a commonly used prescription in traditional Chinese medicine for treating colds caused by wind and cold.

Its main effects are relieving exterior symptoms, dispelling cold, promoting body fluid and quenching thirst.

Mr. Feng’s current symptoms are somewhat similar to those of a cold.

They all had high fever and were unconscious.

"Perhaps, I can try to use Pueraria lobata decoction to awaken Mr. Feng's consciousness!" A glimmer of hope ignited in Jiang Shiyuan's heart.

She remembered that the Compendium of Materia Medica had recorded: "Pueraria root is sweet and spicy, cool in nature, and enters the spleen and stomach meridians. It has the effects of relieving muscles and reducing fever, promoting fluid and quenching thirst, clearing rashes, raising yang and stopping diarrhea, promoting blood circulation and activating collaterals, and detoxifying alcohol."

Based on the traditional Chinese medicine knowledge I have acquired in the real world, Ge Gen Tang is composed of seven medicinal materials: Ge root, ephedra, cinnamon twig, peony root, ginger, jujube, and licorice. It has the effects of dispersing with pungent and sweet properties, relieving muscles and releasing exterior, and harmonizing the Ying and Wei systems.

Modern pharmacological studies have shown that Pueraria contains puerarin, daidzein, daidzein and other active ingredients, which have multiple pharmacological effects such as antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial, antioxidant, hypoglycemic, hypolipidemic, cardiovascular protection, and nervous system protection.

Gegen decoction can treat a variety of diseases, including colds, fever, headache, cough, hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, cerebral infarction, Alzheimer's disease, etc., by regulating the body's immune function, improving microcirculation, inhibiting inflammatory response, and protecting nerve cells.

Jiang Shiyuan combined what he had learned in reality and analyzed it quickly in his mind.

She discovered that the pharmacological effects of Pueraria Decoction are similar to the principles of modern medicine in treating disorders of consciousness.

"It seems that we can try using Pueraria Decoction to treat Mr. Feng tomorrow!"

Jiang Shiyuan closed the medical book, suddenly realized something was wrong, and slapped his forehead.

"What the hell is going on here? The key point is that Mr. Feng hasn't woken up yet, so he can't drink the kudzu root soup at all!"

It seems that she will have to use acupuncture, which she is not very good at, to pierce the corresponding acupoints tomorrow and try to wake Mr. Feng up by stimulating the acupoints and dredging the meridians.

Pueraria lobata decoction can be used as a subsequent recovery method to assist in maintaining cardiovascular health and improving immunity.

Before I knew it, it was late at night.

Jiang Shiyuan put down the book in his hand, rubbed his sore and dry eyes, stood up and walked to the window.

Outside the window, the night is as dark as ink, and the stars are dotted.

A night breeze blew, bringing a hint of coolness.

Jiang Shiyuan sighed softly, "Hey, why do I feel like I have become a useless person after traveling to the Republic of China and losing the support of advanced technology and modern medical methods?"

"Besides, it's already so late. Where can I get a set of silver needles that are easy to use for acupuncture for Mr. Feng tomorrow morning?"

Jiang Shiyuan helplessly spread his hands, his head was numb...