The last disciple who traveled through Medicine King Valley sells goods live

"Will your presence harm Twinkle?"

Seeing that every problem was solved to protect herself, Shanshan was actually very happy.

"No, if I don't leave the space, nothing will be able to detect my existence. Of course, if Shanshan wants to sign a contract with me, then I can also leave the space.

"Also, although I'm a little weak now and can only connect to Medicine King Valley, once I leave, I'll be able to connect to higher planes. By then, Shanshan's body will only need a repair chamber to heal. Furthermore, I can also connect to the Interstellar Mall, so you can buy things from higher dimensions!"

That Shanshan was not moved at all.

She now feels that the technology in this time and space is advanced enough to make her a bumpkin. If it becomes more advanced, she is afraid that she will not be able to understand anything and will be killed.

Besides, compared to high technology, Shanshan still thinks that what Xianyun said about replenishing her Juemai is better.

As a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, she believes that a healthy body is best when it is whole. Western medicine's cutting and treatment methods, while effective, can also disrupt the body's balance. If timely adjustments and adjustments are made to stabilize the body, the body may recover. If not, the body will only deteriorate.

Therefore, after performing surgery, good Western medicine doctors generally recommend that patients seek treatment from a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. Is this because the patient's condition hasn't healed? No, it's because they need to see a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner to balance yin and yang, restoring the body's equilibrium.

The balance of the five elements in the human body is a very important concept in traditional Chinese medicine theory.

The Five Elements refer to the five basic substances of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. In the human body, they correspond to different organs and other physiological systems. For example, the lungs belong to metal, the liver to wood, the kidneys to water, the heart to fire, and the spleen to earth. These elements interact in a mutually beneficial and mutually restraining manner. Mutual generation refers to the mutual growth and promotion of each other, such as metal generating water (the descending lung qi contributes to the production of kidney water), water generating wood (kidney water nourishes liver wood), wood generating fire (the smooth flow of liver wood invigorates heart yang), fire generating earth (heart yang warms spleen earth), and earth generating metal (the transformation of spleen earth nourishes lung qi). Mutual restraint refers to the mutual restraint and control of each other, such as metal restraining wood (lung qi restrains liver qi, preventing it from becoming excessive), wood restraining earth (the smooth flow of liver qi can unblock spleen earth, preventing it from becoming stagnant), earth restraining water (spleen earth restrains kidney water, preventing it from becoming excessively damp), water restraining fire (kidney water restrains heart fire, preventing it from becoming excessively strong), and fire restraining metal (heart fire restrains lung qi, preventing it from becoming excessively clear and purifying).

When the five elements are in balance, the organs function in harmony, and qi and blood flow smoothly, the body is healthy. For example, lung qi descends normally, liver qi flows smoothly, kidney water is sufficient and metabolized normally, heart yang warms the body, and spleen earth effectively transports and transforms the essence of water and grain. Metabolism and physiological activities throughout the body proceed in an orderly manner.

However, once the balance of the Five Elements is disrupted, illness can occur. For example, if a person experiences prolonged emotional distress, leading to liver qi stagnation (sluggish wood qi), this can overly restrain spleen earth, leading to dysfunctional spleen and stomach function, resulting in symptoms such as loss of appetite and abdominal distension. Alternatively, kidney water deficiency (insufficient water) can prevent heart fire from being restrained, causing it to flourish, leading to symptoms such as restlessness and insomnia.

As mentioned above, Western surgical treatments, while removing lesions, may inadvertently disrupt the body's natural balance of the Five Elements and Yin and Yang. The body is an organic whole, with each part interconnected and influencing the others. While surgical interventions may address the most prominent symptoms, they can subsequently disrupt the internal relationships of the Five Elements and Yin and Yang, necessitating the intervention of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM utilizes a variety of methods, including the nature and flavor of Chinese herbs (which also have Five Elements properties, such as cold belonging to water and warm belonging to fire), and acupuncture to stimulate the flow of Qi and blood through meridians (Qi and blood in the meridians are closely linked to the Five Elements of the internal organs). These methods aim to reorganize and restore the normal interaction between the Five Elements, restoring the balance of Yin and Yang, and the Five Elements. This allows the body to better repair itself and maintain health, avoiding the subsequent health problems that can arise from imbalances.

Shanshan felt that what Xianyun said about Bu Juemai was better, and it was also out of consideration for maintaining the integrity of the body and pursuing overall balance. After all, the method of Bu Juemai may focus more on the body's own internal systems such as qi and blood meridians, internal organs and five elements, to repair and improve the body's functions, and cause as little damage to the original balance as possible like Western medicine surgery, so that the body can recover health in a more natural and harmonious state.

Of course, Shanshan also knew that eggs should not be put in one basket, so the higher the safety factor, the higher her chance of survival.

Therefore, while providing energy to Xianyun, Shanshan will also provide energy to the space-time mirror.

In this way, if Xianyun had any problems at that time, Shanshan would have a chance to make amends.

Since she has decided to give birth naturally, Shanshan must ensure that she is in the best condition.

She had stopped live streaming the day before going to the hospital.

And now, it is her fifth day in the hospital.

Although Shanshan had said that Jiang Ningming didn't need to be here, he was even more nervous than her. He stayed in the hotel across the street and came on time every day.

Jiang Ningming's request for a nurse was rejected by Shanshan, as she didn't like strangers around her. Besides, this was a hospital, and if anything happened, they could just ring the bell and the nurse would come over. There was really no need to hire a nurse.

She knows her own body well.

In the morning, Shanshan would go into the space, and around ten o'clock in the afternoon, she would go out for a walk.

September is not that hot anymore and the sun is very warm at this time.

Shanshan even met several new mothers here and learned a lot from them. For example, they learned that they needed to prepare some things for the baby and buy a maternity bag in advance.

It's so funny. Shanshan is still a month away from giving birth and she hasn't prepared anything yet.

No one reminded her to buy these.

Jiang Ningming, who was standing by, was also dumbfounded. "Didn't they say they would send it to the hospital?"

"How can you use the things the hospital gives you? The hospital uses disposable bottles and stuff. You can't go back and let your child use those, right? Also, there are diapers, baby clothes, body wash, and toiletries. All of these need to be prepared."

As a father, how come you don't worry at all?"

Shanshan smiled and said, "Sister, this is my brother. I'm divorced. He's worried about me and stays here with me every day."

The woman suddenly realized: "Oh, look at me. I didn't ask clearly. Sorry. But sister, I'm not saying anything to you, but why are you getting a divorce while you're pregnant?"

Shanshan didn't mind the topic. When asked, she answered calmly, "If you don't divorce, it will affect your mood. If you are in a bad mood, your child will become ugly."

Seeing Shanshan like this, the woman knew that she was a very free and easy person, and she couldn't help but admire her in her heart: "Sister, you are like this!" As she said that, she gave Shanshan a thumbs up.

After being reminded by others, Shanshan started shopping.

However, Shanshan didn't buy any toiletries. Her senior sister had already prepared them for her. Products from Yaowang Valley must be top-notch.

It was then that Shanshan learned that the woman's name was Kong Lanjing, 38 years old, and a very talkative woman. Unlike Shanshan, who had to stay in the hospital due to health reasons.

Kong Lanjing is an elderly mother, and this is her first child. Before this, she had been infertile and had gone to many places for medical treatment, and even had three IVF cycles.

Anyone who knows a little bit about this will know that the price of one IVF cycle is relatively cheap, but the second one will be doubled, and the third one will be even more expensive. Also, it really hurts.

At first, the two even went abroad because of this, but ultimately failed.

In fact, both of them gave up. Kong Lanjing's health deteriorated because of this, so she went to find a very good Chinese medicine practitioner. Unexpectedly, after only half a year, she became pregnant naturally.

It's easy to imagine how much the couple cared about the child. They chose to stay in the hospital because they heard that the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy were very dangerous.

Especially after hearing about some babies who were fine but ended up with miscarriage, or some who were expected to give birth in a month but ended up losing the baby.

Anyway, she scared herself to death. Since her husband was rich, she just went to the hospital.