Does the baby have a "cold cough" all day long, with a runny nose and itchy skin every season? As long as there are classmates around who are sick and have a cold, they will definitely "catch up with the epidemic" and report to the hospital clinic at two ends every three days?
Li Siyi, a former physician of Renai Hospital of Taipei United Hospital and now the director of Chinese medicine clinic, is very positive about the efficacy of daily acupoint health care. Many people question that "Qi, blood and acupoints" often mentioned by Chinese medicine cannot be seen at all, so they think it is not scientific enough and does not exist, but she said: Although I can't see it, I can feel it. Li Siyi, who studied at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, explained that since Yoshio Nakatani, a professor of biology at Kyoto University, first published the theory of "dredging collaterals-dredging collaterals for diagnosis and treatment", many mainland scholars have also studied the biophysical characteristics of acupoints and found that acupoints have the characteristics of "low resistance". When we pass the resistance measurement or high vibration sound test, we will find that there are indeed acupuncture points in the human body, and the qi and blood will have a certain trend, just like a group of "hidden sense conduction lines along the meridian", which can be confirmed by 95% people.
She pointed out that from these scientific evidences, it can be found that the acupoints mentioned in the meridians of traditional Chinese medicine are about one to three centimeters wide and in stable positions. These complex and profound human meridians are also consistent with the fourteen classic meridian lines mentioned in ancient medical books. "Chinese medicine is the essence refined through long-term observation and time test. In the past, our ancestors were sick and didn't take western medicine. We recovered through TCM diagnosis and treatment and passed it on from generation to generation to protect our health! Li Siyi stressed.
Grandma's health wisdom is actually deeply rooted in many people's homes. Li Siyi himself is a child who grew up in dietotherapy, Chinese medicine, scraping and meridians. She remembers that when she was a child, she ate her stomach on a hot day and had a pot of mung bean soup at home. When she suffers from heatstroke and headache, her mother will scrape for her and explain the shoulder and neck meridians at the same time; Usually remind her how long her ears are, because there are many acupoints there.