R: The creative coil in the (male) acupuncture kidney channel.

[Guest guest]

Stefano! Hi! How are you? You brought a theory very interesting and I wish

to thank you so much. Do you beleive that this could be appliable in Chong

Mai, too?

 

 

 

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Da: Chinese Medicine

Chinese Medicine Per conto di Stefano

Marcelli

Inviato: domenica 18 gennaio 2009 21.41

A: Chinese Medicine

Oggetto: The creative coil in the (male) acupuncture kidney channel.

 

 

 

Hi all.

This is the first group of TCM practitioners, where I try to share a

little observation in the acupuncture field with a consequent hypotesis.

 

" In my opinion, the path of the Kidney Acupuncture Channel in the foot

as it is described in Traditional Classics, is

wrongly considered identical both in males and females. Basing my

statement on anatomical correlations, which I presume nobody has found

till now, the Kidney Acupuncture Channel in the foot (and ankle)

should have the shape of a coil only in males. "

 

If you are interested in it, click the following link, where theory

and pictures are exposed:

 

http://www.meso. <http://www.meso.it/circleinkidneychannel.en.htm>

it/circleinkidneychannel.en.htm

 

Regards,

 

Stefano Marcelli MD

Acupuncturist in Italy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Stefano,

Your hypothesis is very interesting... How can we make a study of this to

prove/disprove

your theory?

 

It does make sense from an anatomical point of view. Women were not even

considered many times

in ancient medicine... that' s why there are two lower orifices stated

(men), not 3 (as in women).

 

K.

 

 

 

> Hi all.

> This is the first group of TCM practitioners, where I try to share a

> little observation in the acupuncture field with a consequent hypotesis.

>

> " In my opinion, the path of the Kidney Acupuncture Channel in the foot

> as it is described in Traditional Classics, is

> wrongly considered identical both in males and females. Basing my

> statement on anatomical correlations, which I presume nobody has found

> till now, the Kidney Acupuncture Channel in the foot (and ankle)

> should have the shape of a coil only in males. "

>

> If you are interested in it, click the following link, where theory

> and pictures are exposed:

>

> http://www.meso. <http://www.meso.it/circleinkidneychannel.en.htm>

> it/circleinkidneychannel.en.htm

>

> Regards,

>

> Stefano Marcelli MD

> Acupuncturist in Italy.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear .

 

Thank you.

1) To prove/disprove my theory on fire-light-use obscuring Qi, I've

thought to live without any light for a certain period (one month or

also less I think could be enough), but mantaining the eyes opened,

free, but it's so hard to realize. I should become like an old China's

Emperor... To do this, in fact it needs a lot of servants. Very

difficult, as examples: How to cook without fire? Microwave? How to

eat? How to change clothes, how to go to the bath, shower et cetera.

The iPod could aid a minimum. :-) Also the Amish admit some artificial

lights. Maybe only those derived from fire.

 

2) At the time of Classics, the Chines has so few consideration for

women that the invented the " foot binding. See and read to feel real

horror:

 

http://www.ccds.charlotte.nc.us/History/China/04/hutchins/hutchins.htm

 

This correlation is strongly in according with the subject. What was

the physiological aim of the ancient Chinese, to excogitate these

cruelst acts? Foot binding in women and castration in men. Luckily

they studied also herbs and needling. :-) Something of hormonal, at

least in the second case.

 

Stefano

 

---

Stefano Marcelli MD

Acupuncturist in Italy.

 

 

Chinese Medicine , " "

<johnkokko wrote:

>

> Stefano,

> Your hypothesis is very interesting... How can we make a study of

this to

> prove/disprove

> your theory?

>

> It does make sense from an anatomical point of view. Women were not

even

> considered many times

> in ancient medicine... that' s why there are two lower orifices stated

> (men), not 3 (as in women).

>

> K.

[Guest guest]

Caro Gabriele.

 

What will we do, without the Americans? We conceived Marco Polo and

Cristoforo Colombo and we do not possess the littlest island out of

Italy. :-) The last time I met you was still into a , if my

memory isn't wrong. Thank you Bill Gates, thank you America!

 

....

 

Probably the theory could affect also other channels, but the Eight

Irregular Channels are very linear, the Twelve Ordinary Channels

sometimes exaggerate in strange shapes (I think the Bladder and the

Gall Bladder Channel), with changes of direction: oblique, lateral and

inversion. But actually IMHO the most strange variation is just that

circle, coil or loop in the kidney channel. For the others, the

anatomical correlation is often obvious. I found interesting things

while searching a method to better memorize the back-shu points. I've

put the Dumai channel in relation with the sino-atrial and

atrioventricular node. The life begins by a beat... I can dimonstrate

this basing on Classics and on back-shu points positions. Consequently

Dumai should have points with anti-arrhytmic effects. It could calm

the mind for the simplest anatomical reason.

It could be matter of an original book, but before I must send my

English to the Army... :-)

Ciao,

 

Stefano

 

 

Chinese Medicine , " Dott. Gabriele

Saudelli " <saudelligabriele wrote:

>

> Stefano! Hi! How are you? You brought a theory very interesting and

I wish

> to thank you so much. Do you beleive that this could be appliable in

Chong

> Mai, too?

>