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- The article reviews the past 50 years of studies on acupoints and introduces the mechanism and technology behind resistance testing, highlighting its limitations.
- * It presents a new method for determining signal transmission along meridians by combining electrical network theories with practical experiments.
- * The findings indicate that signals from specific acupoint interactions and those along non-meridian paths differ significantly, supporting the use of electrical theories to analyze signal transmission in the body.
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Study on features of acupoints with resistance test in the past half century is reviewed in this article. Mechanism and technology of the method are introduced as well as its shortcomings. The determination method of signal transmission along meridians with the combination of electrical network theories and practice is advanced. And the result of a series experiments on one meridian at the superficial part of the body are given as well. Thus, it is concluded that the signals of the point-in/point-out and the signals along a non-meridian path with the same distance are significantly different, which gives a verification of the feasibility of the method by using electrical network theories to set out characteristics of signal transmission along meridians dynamically.
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