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【Table of Contents】
[Chapter One:] A Scientific Approach to Traditional Chinese Medicine
#Part One: A Scientific Definition for “The Five Zang Organs and the Six Fu Organs”
*Part Two: The Difference Between Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine
*Part Three: How the “Zang-fu” Organs in the Human Body are Similar to a Corporate Firm

[Chapter Two] What “Health” Really Means
#Part One: Defining the Word “Illness”* Having Unpleasant Symptoms Isn’t the Same as Being Sick* Being Symptom-free Isn’t the Same as Not Being Sicko
Part Two: Blood-qi Energy* How Health Can Deteriorate Asymptomatically* Blood: The Vehicle Carrying Energy and Physical Nutrients * How Physical Substances Transform Inside of Living Things* The Speed at Which We Age, and How to “Return to Spring”

[Chapter Three]The Ways of Nourishing Health
#Part One: How to Stop Bringing About New Illnesses
#Part Two: Patting the Gallbladder Meridian* How to Pat Infants’ and Toddlers’ Gallbladder Meridians* “My gallbladder was already surgically removed—is there any point for me to pat my gallbladder meridian?”
#Part Three: Go to Bed Early and Wake Up Naturally
#Part Four: The Distribution of Qi
#Part Five: Opening the Pericardium Meridian* Pericardial Effusion: Its Conditions and How to Quickly Test For It* A Method of Opening the Pericardium Meridian Using Magnets* Three-step Pericardium Meridian Massage
#Part Six: Chewing Thoroughly and Swallowing Slowly
#Part Seven: Light Afternoon Snacks
#Part Eight: How to Massage Your Diaphragm

[Chapter Four] Engineering Physical Recovery
#Part 1: How the Body Reacts to Increasing Energy
#Part 2: How the Body Reacts to the Elimination of Cold Qi* Reactions to the Elimination of Cold Qi in the Stomach* Reactions to the Elimination of Cold Qi in the Urinary Bladder Meridian* Reactions to the Elimination of Cold Qi in the Lungs
#Part 3: Heatstroke* A Case Study
#Part Four: Reactions to Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers
#Part Five: Reactions to the Elimination of Accumulated Chemicals in the Body
#Part Six: How the Large and Small Intestines React During Health Recovery
#Part Seven: Illnesses Are Born of the Mind* The Mechanisms of Anger* How to Reduce the Harms Created by Rage* The Constipated Personality Type* “I’m totally bald—what can I do?”* Breast Cancer* People Can Be Judged by their Appearance* The Healthy Starting Point for Restoring the Body and Nurturing the Mind

[Chapter Five] Correspondence with Readerso Patting the Gallbladder Meridian Q&A
o Early Bedtime Q&A
o Massaging the Pericardium Meridian Q&A
o Cold Qi Q&A
o General Q&A

The Human Body Instruction Manual

Genre : 

Self-Help, Health, Chinese Medicine

Original Language : 

Traditional Chinese

The Human Body Instruction Manual

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