Abstract

Human diseases are the result of neuromodulation and humoral regulation disorders. However, the Chinese people have carried out acupuncture experiments on the body for thousands of years, and their curative effects have convinced them that the meridians and acupoint structure based on acupuncture and moxibustion is not a simple mechanism of nerve conduction and humoral regulation. This study adopts Xu's pulse diagnosis Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance technology. According to Lingshu · the pulse on the skin surface of the whole body was perceived. Pulse diagnosis found that there were longitudinal and transverse pulsating thin lines on the body surface. Then through the meridian pen to test the vertical and horizontal conduction path, acupuncture to verify the clinical effect, and local anatomy to confirm the existence of meridian and acupoint entities in the human body. Finally, it is determined that there are 31 pairs of transverse meridians and 13 pairs of longitudinal meridians in human epidermis and dermis. It is highly consistent with the meridian path of the twelve meridians, the odd meridians and the eight meridians of traditional Chinese medicine, and the position of acupoints is also highly consistent. According to the new development of skin anatomy, this paper expounds the physiological and pathological regulation mechanism of meridian structure, and determines that there is an artificial external regulation system based on vertical and horizontal meridian structure in human body.

Highlights

  • Human diseases are the result of neuromodulation and humoral regulation disorders

  • Based on the careful study of Lingshu meridians, the author has practiced the "Xu pulse diagnosis intangible cultural heritage technology" [1] to detect human skin pulsation of the very layer of the human body’s superficial skin area, combined the most advanced view in the anatomy of modern medicine, in order to prove the actual existence of the meridian entities

  • 31 pairs of transverse meridians and 13 pairs of longitudinal collaterals are distributed in the human dermis, and the crisscross points are the acupoints

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Summary

Transverse Meridians

Refers to the transverse small dermal vessels and cutaneous branches of C nerve. It is mainly found in three yin and three yang of hands and feet

Collaterals
Acupoints
Study on Meridian Mechanism
Meridian Sensitization
C Pre-or Post-ganglionic Inhibition Test
Direct Stimulation of Organ Nerve Trunks or Ganglia
Trans Nerve Segment Conduction Acupuncture Test
Temperature Control Effect or Antihypertensive Effect
Regulating Willpower Effect
Effects of Endocrine Intervention
Two Way Conduction Test
Conclusion
Discussion
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