The book presents a unique theory linking acupuncture therapy and anesthesia to the concept of meridians as bio-wave tunnels in the human body. It posits that these meridians result from the interaction between the Earth's magnetic field and the electrical currents generated by the heart and central nervous system. The author emphasizes that meridians are not anatomical tissues, challenging traditional views and offering a fresh perspective on acupuncture's mechanisms.
The Meridian is a fundamental concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine, rooted in discoveries made by Chinese scientists 5000 years ago regarding energy streams in the human body. This phenomenon, alongside medicinal herbs and acupuncture, has been pivotal in treating illness. Similar to the anatomical system in Western Medicine, the meridian system serves as the foundation of Eastern Medicine. In this work, Professor Miao shares insights from over 20 years of research, drawing inspiration from the Daoist belief in the unity of heaven and humanity. He develops bio-physical and bio-mathematical models for the meridian, positing that it results from the interaction between the geo-physical field and the body's physiological activity. This interaction generates subsonic vibrations, leading to the formation of "bio-waves" that flow through the body. The author redefines concepts like “Qi” and “Xue” (blood) and discusses how bio-waves propagate through audio frequencies. Additionally, he applies bio-wave theory to analyze the effects of Chinese Medicine using over ten selected herbs. Miao employs cell and molecular biology to elucidate the medical impacts of Qigong and acupuncture, utilizing the “Standing Wave” theory to explain the principles behind acupuncture anesthesia.
