Massage and Osteopathy Therapy: Injury Treatment and Fitness Beauty: Injury Treatment and Fitness Beauty

Author: Zeng Chuanyi
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In the author's family, there has been a tradition of practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine, massage, Tuina therapy, and bone-setting for four or five generations (approximately 200 years). The author was taught by his uncle Zeng Houkun, his aunt Luo Hengyi, and Luo Weizhong. Especially, his mother, Dr. Luo Yehua, has taught him through word and example for over 50 years. The massage and bone-setting therapy was summarized based on the medical practices of the predecessors and incorporates new theories such as mechanics, physics, anatomy, physiology, pathology, human science, systems theory, stimulus theory, catastrophe theory, and information theory. Additionally, the author proposed the "Void Theory" (a theory studying the virtuality of information, thought, consciousness, and things, and the micro-unification of heaven, earth, and humanity) as a new perspective, which was used to generalize, establish, and perfect the therapy. It has particularly effective results in treating bone and joint injuries, sports injuries; as well as common diseases, paralysis, stroke, tremor (Parkinson's disease), and other difficult and chronic conditions. It also yields good effects in rehabilitation, health care, fitness, and beauty.