This is the Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do Oriental Medicine Life Science Museum.

This is the Chungbuk Jecheon City Oriental Medicine Life Science Museum. Natural Products Industry That Leaves Golden Eggs The natural products industry refers to an industry that produces products using natural products obtained from nature, that is, all substances obtained from plants, animals, minerals, microorganisms, etc. In particular, natural products derived from plants have been consumed for food or medicine for thousands of years and are currently being used in various industrial fields such as cosmetics, health functional foods, and natural products medicines. The natural products industry is classified as a high value-added industry that requires high scientific technology (ingredient extraction technology, safety, efficacy, etc.) depending on the process stage such as raw material excavation, research and development, process standardization, and productization. Oriental Medicine Theory Ancient Oriental medical doctors viewed the six squid organs as the center of life activities in the human body. The squid refers to the five major organs (liver, heart, spleen, blood, and kidney), and the six squid organs refer to the six major organs (gallbladder, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, bladder, and sancho). The squid is an organ that mainly performs mental functions in the human body and preserves important energy in the human body. The six parts perform lower functions than the five organs, and mainly metabolize external energy such as food intake to create energy sources for the body. Jecheon Medicinal Herbs, a Gift from Nature Jecheon has various types of vegetation due to its geographical characteristics, and plants used as medicinal herbs are abundant and diverse. In addition, Jecheon's geopolitical strategic location has been utilized, and it has served as a center for the distribution of medicinal herbs since ancient times. In Oriental medicine, medicinal herbs used to treat diseases are called herbal medicines. Most herbal medicines are collected from plants, animals, and minerals in nature, and plants account for the largest proportion. There are various types of herbal medicines, from those used as food such as bracken, red beans, jujubes, walnuts, and hemp to highly toxic medicinal herbs such as aconite and green onion. The Sky of the Human Body - Brain In the Donguibogam, it is said that the human head resembles the sky and is round, and the human foot contains the earth and is square. It is a metaphor for the human head. Just as the sky has valleys when you look at the mountains and the sky, there are valleys in the human head, which is the sky. In addition, it is said that the human energy is stored in these valleys and that the source that activates the spirit resides there. There are nine palaces in the head and nine corresponding areas in the brain. The nine palaces are Ssangdan Palace, Myeongdang Palace, Ihwan Palace, Yuju, Daejeong Palace, Cheonjeong Palace, Geukjin Palace, Hyeondan Palace, and Taewang Palace. These nine palaces are connected to the seven orifices of the body and lead the sensory and perceptual functions. The powerhouse of our body's vitality - the heart The heart is a sac-shaped muscle that contracts to pump out the blood inside the sac. The heart pumps out about 70ml of blood with one beat. The average heart rate of an adult is 70 beats per minute, so 5.5 liters of blood flow through the heart in one minute. This is equivalent to the total amount of blood in the body, and almost all of the venous fluid in the body is replaced in one minute. Looking at the heart cycle, blood first fills the atrium, then the atrium contracts and blood flows into the ventricle. Nourish your spirit, energy, and body for health People are born with good energy from heaven and earth, and their form is formed by yin and yang. The three energy that form and maintain the body are spirit, energy, and body. Spirit is the basis of the body, and energy governs the mountains. Spirit and energy are the main elements that compose all things, and body is the basis that creates and changes all things. Therefore, if you use spirit, energy, and body too much, they will dry out, disappear, and you will become old and sick, so it is good to train the three elements of spirit, energy, and body. How to Protect a Newborn In Oriental medicine, it is said that newborns have weak skin, so do not wrap them in thick clothes and keep them too warm. Also, when the weather is warm, carry your newborn and go out often to expose them to the wind and sunlight. This will strengthen their blood and energy, allowing them to withstand the wind and cold and prevent them from getting sick. If you keep your baby too warm, their bones and muscles will become weak and they will easily get sick. Things to watch out for during postpartum care Immediately after giving birth, all the bones in your body become loose. It takes about 2 months to recover into strong joints. Therefore, it is recommended to rest and take it easy for 3 weeks, which is equivalent to 37 days. However, if you rest too long or do not eat, it can actually delay muscle recovery and slow down recovery. Therefore, it is recommended to get enough rest and light exercise to move your back. It takes 100 days for the mother's body to fully recover. #Domestic travel #Travel plan #February travel support event