Professor QIN Liang-fu synthesizes the theories of channels of TCM and the theories of modern medicine, and in recent years, he has summed up academic thought of treating diseases by "eight acupoints at the head", and has applied them to treat cerebral diseases and relative diseases of the nervous system. In the present paper, it is introduced that professor QIN Liang-fu' effective samples in treatment of epilepsy, cervical vertigo by using acupuncture and moxibustion at "eight acupoints at the head" combined with Chinese herbs and in treatment of multiple sclerosis by acupuncture and moxibustion at the "eight acupoints at the head" combined with oral administration and external application of Chinese herbs.
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