Mysteries of Traditional Chinese Medicine Meridians Begin

Author: Li Dingzhong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Meridians exist in everyone, not fictional! Preliminary evidence confirms that meridians are electrochemical ordered oscillation pathways, not artificial connections. Rapid adjustment of meridians is related to brain magnetic anti-correlated resonance. By stimulating the skin area of meridians, internal disease can be treated externally, as evidenced by experiments. This book is a crystallization of the author's 47 years of clinical experience and experimental research, a comprehensive inheritance of the splendid culture of traditional Chinese medicine and modern academic materials both domestically and internationally. It progresses from perceptual understanding to experimental research, gradually ascending to rational comprehension, identifying patterns, creating methods, guiding clinical practice, significantly improving efficacy, and exploring the essence of meridians through repeated verification of theory and practice.
Part 1: Clinical Research on Meridian Sensation Transmission. Starting from meridian sensation transmission, the author summarizes decades of observation data from himself and others both domestically and internationally. Observations include physiological sensation transmission, pathological sensation transmission, and autonomous sensation transmission; many regular variations of sensation transmission; the holographic characteristics of one point connecting multiple paths and multiple points connecting one path; the formation, evolution, and differences of physiological and pathological meridian rings.，。The author cleverly summarizes the regular interdependent constraints between the two, creating a unique and highly effective therapy.
Part 2: Experimental Research on Meridian Sensation Transmission. Based on sensation transmission, this section introduces the detection results of sound, electricity, light, heat, magnetism, nuclear, and chemical ions along meridians. The common feature is cyclic ordered oscillation. The content of this section provides an experimental foundation for understanding sensation transmission, meridian rings, and the mechanisms of high-efficiency, rapid external treatment of internal diseases in traditional Chinese medicine.
Part 3: The Essence of Meridians and the Mechanism of External Treatment of Internal Diseases. First, through visible meridian phenomena such as skin diseases, especially congenital meridian path skin diseases, the author recognizes that meridians are objectively existing. It is proposed that meridians have congenital factors, belonging to relatively stable inherent modes of the human body. This book aims to carry forward the legacy and innovate, building upon classical meridian research while respecting ancient teachings and advancing with modern science. It emphasizes both theory and the mastery of patterns and clinical innovative practice. This book focuses on theoretical and pattern research, while the second volume introduces applications and experiences in clinical medicine, health care, beauty, and anti-aging.
Referencing classic social medicine texts, the author meticulously organized his research materials and cited a large number of references to absorb the wisdom and achievements of scholars both domestically and internationally, especially those from Heilongjiang and Fujian. The extensive experimental content includes the hard work of colleagues who participated in experiments, collaborated, or provided technical services. In data processing and analysis, Professor Li Jiazheng, Dr. Zhang Ji, and Comrades Liu Yuting, among others, provided strong support and assistance.
This book is both a professional text and a popular read, as meridians exist in everyone, serving as each person's self-regulating mechanism. Only by understanding, mastering, and applying meridians can their regulatory effects on individuals be effectively mobilized, and their roles in medicine, health care, beauty, and anti-aging be better realized. It is hoped that this book will serve as a reference for researchers in traditional Chinese medicine meridians, learners of acupuncture meridians, and clinical acupuncture practitioners.