Therapeutic Acupunctural Resonance II: New Discoveries That Justify the Outcomes of This New Therapeutic Modality

Adrián Ángelinchauspe

doi:10.4236/jbm.2016.46006

Abstract

Therapeutic Acupunctural Resonance was first introduced in the academic field in 2015 and was positively welcomed by colleagues all around the world. However, I have decided to do further research going deeply into new and more precise explanations which no longer refer to the effects of this particular treatment, but to how this technique works in the practice of Chinese Medicine. Being able to understand Therapeutic Acupunctural Resonance implies analyzing a series of phenomena related to historic landmarks of Classical Physics, as well as avant-garde theories within Quantum Physics and its theory of fields.

Highlights

After recently presenting the Therapeutic Acupunctural Resonance during the Congress of Traditional Medicine which took place in Birmingham in 2015, I have found out new discoveries that deeply justify the outcomes of the sessions carried out under this new therapeutic modality [1]
Will it be possible that Therapeutic Acupunctural Resonance establishes—in a sequential way—an emergent neuro-biological process? According to Francisco Varela: “Adopting a sequential view of the five aggregates seems to be similar to adopting a sequential view of our brain activity” [32]
The analysis of the parallelism between the propositions stated by Euclid for his Five Regular Polyhedrons—as formal and mathematical support of the Theory of the Five Movements in Chinese Medicine—appears to suggest it

Summary

Introduction

After recently presenting the Therapeutic Acupunctural Resonance during the Congress of Traditional Medicine which took place in Birmingham in 2015, I have found out new discoveries that deeply justify the outcomes of the sessions carried out under this new therapeutic modality [1]. (2016) Therapeutic Acupunctural Resonance II: New Discoveries That Justify the Outcomes of This New Therapeutic Modality. During the Traditional Medicines, I proposed a peculiar parallelism between Euclid’s proposition about his Five Regular Polyhedra and the Chinese Theory of the Five Movements, key point for the understanding of the diagnosis and therapeutics of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) [2]. During that 2015 Congress, I reinforced quoted theory about the exact roots that support the parameters and rules of Chinese Medicine, namely Euclid’s postulates and Pythagoras’ Quint Cycle. Pythagoras was the father of the seven musical notes; of the multiplication table; of the theorem named after him; of the configuration of the first regular pentagon and of the Pythagorean numerology [1]

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