LIU Wei, WANG Zhao-yang, CHEN Si-si, et al. Acupuncture reinforcement-reduction manipulations in Neijing[J]. Journal of Beijing University of traditional Chinese Medicine, 2010, 33(2): 141-144.
LIU Wei, WANG Zhao-yang, CHEN Si-si, et al. Acupuncture reinforcement-reduction manipulations in Neijing[J]. Journal of Beijing University of traditional Chinese Medicine, 2010, 33(2): 141-144.DOI:
Acupuncture reinforcement-reduction manipulations in Neijing
A complete framework of acupuncture reinforcement-reduction manipulations in Neijing was outlined to reflect the features according to the train of thought from purpose
principle
judgement
manipulation and curative effect through the analysis on the records of acupuncture reinforcement-reduction manipulations in Neijing.The result of the research showed that the basic purpose of reinforcement-reduction manipulations was the regulation of qi
and the core connotation was the regulation of the mind in Neijing.The key points included reinforcing deficiency before reducing excess and reinforcement or reduction manipulated according to 25 types of constitutions
pulse changes and skin conditions based on the general principle of reinforcing deficiency and reducing excess.Neijing recorded 7 kinds of acupuncture reinforcement-reduction manipulations and influenced their development in later age
which put the attention to the changes and regulation of the spirit
mind and mindwill.The feeling of patient and changes of pulse and skin temperature were taken as the review criterion of curative effect.
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1 Guangzhou Municipal Hospital of Chinese Medicine Affiliated to Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine
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