Ce n'est pour demain dans la mesure où il n'y a rien.le jour où la science démontrera ce qu'il se passe réellement dans ses points
voici le résumé du papier dont il est fait allusion
2005 Feb;11(1):171-3.
Biophotonics in the infrared spectral range reveal acupuncture meridian structure of the body.
Schlebusch KP, Maric-Oehler W, Popp FA.
International Institute of Biophysics, Landesstiftung Hombroich, Neuss, Germany.
This study shows, for the first time, evidence of the existence of the acupuncture meridian structure in the human body. After moxibustion (or similar light stimulation) of the body in the 3-5 microm range, "light channels" appear on the body, which appear to be identical to what are known as meridians in all textbooks of Traditional Chinese Medicine. These findings appear not only to confirm the existence of acupuncture meridians, but they also open a new window on understanding the energy transfer dynamics of the human body. Furthermore, it is likely that living matter is not in the ground state, but permanently electronically excited.
PMID: 15750378 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
qui est contredit par celui-ci
2005 Jun 15;4(1):38.
Infrared thermography fails to visualize stimulation-induced meridian-like structures.
Litscher G.
Biomedical Engineering and Research in Anesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine, Medical University of Graz, Austria. gerhard.litscher@meduni-graz.at
BACKGROUND: According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) the vital energy flows through a system of channels also called meridians. Generally accepted proof for meridians cannot be considered as being given. Goal of this study was to examine whether possible stimulation-induced meridian-like structures, as recently described by other authors, can be visualized and objectified simultaneously at different infrared wavelength ranges. METHODS: The study analyses evidence for the existence of acupuncture-specific, meridian-like artifacts in 6 healthy volunteers (mean age +/- SD 28.7 +/- 3.7 years; range 25 - 35 years). Two infrared cameras at different wavelength ranges were used for thermographic control of possible stimulation effects (moxibustion-cigar, infrared warmth stimulation, needle and laserneedle stimulation). In addition to thermography, temperature and microcirculatory parameters were registered at a selected point using laser-Doppler flowmetry. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: After moxibustion (or infrared light stimulation) of the body at 2 - 5 microm and 7.5 - 13 microm ranges, different structures appear on thermographic images of the human body which are technical artifacts and which are not identical to what are known as meridians in all textbooks of TCM. Further scientific studies are required regarding the possible visualization of meridians.
Publication Types:
* Clinical Trial
PMID: 15958163 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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