Qinglin Villa still made some adjustments, but they had no impact on the villa at all. They simply had to include the drug test certificates and approval documents when promoting their new vegetables, adding a little more information to the display signs.
It wasn't a big deal. The clerical staff in the Multimedia Department could handle it.
But once it was proven that Qinglin Villa's new vegetables really had those effects, their popularity soared even higher.
Some people even made a list ranking the effects of the vegetables, then compiled another list ranking the medications available on the market for those conditions, so they could compare the two.
And according to the list, the medicinal effects of Qinglin Villa's new vegetables were stronger than those of the medications.
The comparison that attracted the most attention was between Fu Xinming's high-cholesterol medication and the new eggplants.
After all, Fu Xinming, the instigator of all this, had become quite well-known, though only for negative reasons.
Naturally, this incident also had some impact on Western medicine.
Fu Xinming and the others were all professors of Western medicine, and they researched Western medications.
Meanwhile, families with traditional Chinese medicine lineages didn't miss such a good opportunity. They suddenly began promoting their treatments.
In particular, Huake Academy's Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Department announced several Chinese medicinal formulas all at once.
The effects of these formulas had been researched by elderly traditional Chinese medicine practitioners using ancient prescriptions. They were no less effective than Western medications, and some were even more effective.
The key was that the finished Chinese medicines made from these formulas were cheaper than Western medications.
This immediately drew a great deal of attention to traditional Chinese medicine.
Traditional Chinese medicine had once again entered the public eye.
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