In about a day, Chen Jian and Gina boarded the flight to Zurich. Gina guessed nothing wrong, and it did take off from Gina and the others.

However, after arriving at Gina and the others, Chen Jian deliberately kept silent and did not have too much conversation with Gina.

The flight time was about twelve hours, and most of the passengers on the plane chose to sleep and rest, while Gina and Chen Jian were whispering together.

The reason was nothing. Chen Jian did not continue to talk to Gina. Gina needed to know her major and how useful it would be after arriving at her destination.

In other words, Gina wanted to know the causes of the formation of the characteristic disease that Chen Jian mentioned before and whether this characteristic disease is universal.

"This has to start with regional characteristics. High welfare, high living standards, comfortable life all day and lack of exercise are their living habits and regional characteristics." Chen Jian heard Gina's problem and began to explain the previous problems in detail.

With Chen Jian's explanation, Gina gradually understood that the chronic diseases of Swiss people are the reasons that cannot be ignored.

A high standard of living, a comfortable life all day and lack of exercise, as well as a greasy diet in the West, are the root causes of some diseases.

Long-term comfort, lack of exercise, and wearing so little in winter can easily cause damage to bones, joints and soft tissues, which is the main reason why they are prone to local pain.

Speaking of this, Chen Jian smiled and said, "There is no organic lesions in this pain. The real cause cannot be found after various Western medicine tests. It is precisely because this type of population is becoming more and more widespread that traditional Chinese medicine has fully developed, because the acupuncture, cupping, massage and massage of traditional Chinese medicine all have a relatively obvious relief effect on this type of local pain!"

"Do you know these special diseases because you understand the development of traditional Chinese medicine here?" Gina asked with a smile when she heard this.

Chen Jian replied: "Of course, otherwise, I will be idle and only then will I understand the unique diseases of their region when I am full."

After a pause, Chen Jian said: "Their first characteristic disease is actually depression, which has a very obvious relationship with their personality traits, because they like to enjoy themselves rather than enjoy themselves!"

"Tell me clearly!" Gina said immediately.

"It means they like to be alone, but not lively." Chen Jian explained: "Because they pay attention to the development of traditional Chinese medicine, they paid attention to their special diseases and looked at the information. According to the information, almost every family has a workshop, which includes electric drills, welding heads, etc., and they just tick it up and tinker with something. They want to build a house they want to live in. They are not good at communicating. On trains and buses, few people chat with each other and chat, just sit upright and listen to music or read a newspaper, and don't even have a look of each other. This situation is a common phenomenon in their society, which will lead to too many patients with depression."

"Isn't this the case in modern society?" Gina asked in confusion.

"No, what you are talking about is what you see. Most of the time it is seen on buses, subways and other means of transportation." Chen Jian said with a smile: "This is their social norm, no matter where they are."

"I understand." Gina nodded and said, "It is obviously a cause of depression caused by lack of communication and communication with people. You have already said that what is another common allergic disease?"

"Climate and environment." Chen Jian said with a smile: "I won't talk about the climate. You know, focus on the environment."

"Environment?" Gina asked in confusion: "What's wrong with their environment?"

"The environment is so good!" Chen Jian said with a smile: "They have many allergic patients, and most of them are allergic to pollen in spring, and they are full of flowers everywhere. The pollen content in the air is too high, so it's strange if it's allergic!"

Hearing Chen Jian’s explanation, Gina was so amused that the environment was so good that it was the cause of allergies!

"Don't believe it, this is true. Many of their patients with pollen allergies will run to the mountains to hide from pollen!" Chen Jian said: "This is really nothing to joke."

"Okay, I know what you said is true." Gina smiled and changed the subject, saying: "The Chinese medicine hospital that invited us to go over for academic exchanges this time does not seem to be small in their size."

Chen Jian nodded and said, "It's indeed not small."

Chen Jian and Gina have seen the size of the traditional Chinese medicine hospital, which is about the same size as any of the three Chen Jian's Huichuntang family. Although in their opinion, this cannot be called a hospital, compared with other traditional Chinese medicine clinics, this one can indeed be called a hospital because it has an independent storefront and five or six large rooms.

Their Chinese medicine clinics rarely have storefronts. It is very common for traditional Chinese medicine clinics that use several rooms in office buildings or residential floors. Some have a sign display on the walls of the building doors, while others occupy a thumb-sized name position among the many company brands on the ground floor. Some Chinese medicine clinics have web pages that will inform the clinic address, phone number and traffic map on it, but some do not even have web pages.

Compared with the two, although the traditional Chinese medicine hospital that invited Chen Jian and Gina to come is only as big as Huichuntang, it is indeed qualified to call it a hospital.

"When you arrive, will you treat them?" Gina asked with a smile.

"Of course not." Chen Jian immediately said: "However, the person who asked the invitation to suggest was a traditional Chinese medicine expert. He would definitely discuss some current traditional Chinese medicine issues with me, including traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of diseases and the development of traditional Chinese medicine in the local area. This academic exchange is very serious. You must be prepared and I guess we will discuss with you. No, to be precise, it should be a consultation on psychology."

"Why do you say that?" Gina asked in confusion.

"Because traditional Chinese medicine is also used to treat depression locally," Chen Jian said with a smile: "And there are quite a few patients who believe that traditional Chinese medicine is very effective in treating their depression. I guess this Chinese medicine expert proposed to invite must face this problem. If you, an authoritative expert in psychology, have arrived, isn't you a good person to ask for advice?"

"Is traditional Chinese medicine effective in treating depression?" Gina asked looking at Chen Jian.

"Effective, but not that magical effect." Chen Jian nodded and replied: "Depression mainly needs to be treated through psychological treatment, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be used as an auxiliary means."
Chapter completed!