HongKong University 1.12.2014 (pt.1) For faculties of Western Medicine; TCM; psychiatry & Social science Topic: Daoist Medicine & Insomnia There are two therapeutic approaches to the case study of Insomnia. Firstly, the Daoist Medicine practitioners can ‘induce’ his/her energy, (which has been recorded by the BeiJing Institute of Science as either ‘electro-magnetic field’ or ‘low frequency infra-red energy waves’) directly into the third party via ‘energy points’… the natural ‘interactions between the two human bodies’ will trigger the unusual ‘spontaneous reactions’. Secondly, patients have to be taught with proper Daoist GongFa methodology to trigger the same ‘spontaneous reactions’ for the ‘self-healing’ abilities of human psychological & physiological problems. Today, the particular ‘Internal medicine NeiDan’ can be identified as the ‘inborn’ hormone of ‘melatonin’… the problem is how can a person ‘induce’ such hormone at will?... During the seminar, faculty of TCM, HongKong University, has sent some patients who are suffering with ‘Insomnia’. Patients’ brain waves appeared to have been changed from ‘consciousness’ to ‘sub-consciousness’… In ‘sleep pattern’ term, EEG machine should register both ‘beta’ & ‘alpha’ brain wave frequencies… the visual data recorded when ‘external energy WeiQi’ was being ‘induced’ via the ‘KeGu’ energy point directly into the patients (mechanical); some forms of (electrical) signal must have been activated to ‘shut down’ the brain in a few seconds… finally, there must be the release of ‘melatonin’ (bio-chemical) that change the brain waves into ‘alpha’ light sleep pattern mode whereupon major ‘self-healing’ property has been registered… From Daoist Medicine & TCM, ‘imbalance’ of the ‘kidney YinQi’ is responsible for ‘sleepless’ problem. Since, both Yin/Yang Qi of the kidneys must be ‘balanced’ in order to regain ‘equilibrium’. Therefore, Doaist GongFa methodologies that manipulate the [Lungs] & [Spleen] Qi energy level have to be used as ‘training exercises’… to be continued… Dr. YK Leung PhD. (aka Shi DeLon)
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