Why can t science explain the meridians?

Traditional Chinese medicine is broad and profound, not only is it not pseudoscience, but there are many miraculous curative effects that cannot be explained by science, which is the default and unexplainable fact of many scientists.

Traditional Chinese medicine is a traditional Chinese medicine, which is rooted in the soil of ancient Chinese culture, and is a traditional medicine formed by the working people of the Chinese nation in their life and production practice, which has a unique theoretical system, style and rich experience in diagnosis and treatment.

Traditional Chinese medicine inherits the experience and theory of the ancient Chinese ancestors, takes the theory of yin and yang as the theoretical basis, takes the overall concept and syndrome differentiation and treatment as an important means, is people-oriented, takes the viscera meridians as the physiological and pathological basis, and explores the disease, disease location, and disease nature through "looking, hearing, asking, and cutting", and uses simple Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture and other methods to improve the disease.

Characteristics of Traditional Chinese Medicine:

1. Traditional Chinese medicine is a practical medicine, and its theory is derived from the summary of rich practical experience, and is constantly enriched and developed.

2. Holistic ConceptTCM believes that the human body is an organic whole, and attaches great importance to the unity of man and the natural world, and the unity of man and social environment.

3.Perpetual Concept TCM believes that all matter is in eternal motion, so the study of human life activities, health and disease and other medical issues should hold the viewpoint of movement, change and development, rather than the immutable, static and rigid viewpoint.

4. Syndrome differentiation and treatment, also known as syndrome differentiation and treatment. TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment refers to the use of the high-level method of looking, smelling, asking, and cutting to understand the patient's condition, clarify the main symptoms of the main disease, conduct a comprehensive analysis, and then formulate a complete and systematic plan.

The so-called science is a knowledge system that reflects the objective laws of nature, society, and thinking. The essential characteristics of science are the objectivity of seeking truth from facts and the correctness of practice. The validity of correctness is the premise and reflection of correctness.

It can be seen that as long as science loses its effectiveness in practice, it will also lose the meaning and value of existence, so practice is not only the only criterion for testing truth but also science.

The effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine is a visible fact, and the backward technical means of traditional Chinese medicine are by no means a sign of its ideological and theoretical errors and backwardness. As long as a thing is presented objectively, it is an objective proof of its existence. This is just as before the discovery of a new elementary particle "quark", you cannot deny its objective existence just because you can't find it at that time, and thus deny the correctness of its existing theories.

The same goes for meridians.

Today's science is only a summary of mankind's perception of yesterday, not the ultimate of tomorrow's science. It can be seen that neither empirical nor quantitative methods can exclude the existence of other correct methods. The academic theories of TCM are broad, profound, mature and comprehensive, not only the basic theories are integrated into various disciplines, but also the classical theories transcend time and space, and the ability of self-proof and self-interpretation is still strong.

It is compatible with practice, and the clinical efficacy is commendable, and it has been tested for thousands of years and countless cases, which shows that its reproducibility is reliable. Chinese medicine is the greatest and most practical science!

What he said about seeing can be felt by the human body from the qi and blood, not that it is really seen with the naked eye, and now it cannot be seen at the meridians, because it cannot be detected at all with instruments

The neck can indeed be seen, and the neck is the tendons and qi veins on the human body, which can be seen with the naked eye, so I personally think that there are people saying it now.

In fact, the ancients were more honest, and the modern people have 7 percent of the words they say to occupy the water, in fact, the meridians are not visible with the eyes, but can be experienced with the heart.

The meridians spoken of in traditional Chinese medicine are different from the visible meridians spoken of in the West, and the meridians in China refer to the qi veins and blood vessels.

The large meridians can be seen, but those small capillaries, such as the smallest capillaries, cannot be seen, even with the current high instruments.

If it is detected by an instrument, it cannot be detected at all, because it is in the meat, and the instrument cannot see it, but it can be touched by traditional Chinese medicine.

Maybe the meridians are not the same thing, as Chinese medicine says, it is our blood vessels and the like, but what was said before should not be the same thing.

In the past, it was said that the meridians that can be seen should be blood vessels, but now when it is said that the meridians are invisible, it refers to the acupuncture points.

Meridians, circuit diagrams of the human body.

The meridians of the human body exist in **, and the meridians exist on the outermost membrane of the human internal organs, and the meridian grid in traditional Chinese medicine refers to the membrane below the outermost layer of the internal organs. The diaphragm is a huge grid, which wraps the entire body system, it is a holographic network and a networked energy switch, which cooperates with the chakra vortex energy field to coordinate the data flow sent by the body's plexus transmission control center. Therefore, it is also a self-detection system of the human body, and it makes sense that if there is a lesion, it will be painful, and if it is not painful, it will not be painful.

There are countless biological information flowing in the meridians at all times, just like the fire system in a building, ready to collect intelligence and feed back to the processing center, and the brain makes the most rational response. If the pain indicates that the state is abnormal, the blood can be activated and stasis can be removed by pressing the meridians, and it can also be repaired by giving the cells the same effect.

If the feet are the central radiation of the body organs, then it is necessary to walk barefoot, and perhaps wearing shoes does not seem reasonable.

The discovery of the meridian figurines was more than 1,000 years earlier than the previous discovery, and the inconspicuous bamboo slips are a medical classic.

The early qigong masters practiced qigong, and the interior scene was reflected. The air flow follows the meridians and derives the law.

This should be considered a family statement:

The discovery of the meridians should be based on the Yellow Emperor's inner meridians.