The Spark in the Machine
How the Science of Acupuncture Explains the Mysteries of Western Medicine
by:
Daniel Keown
Summary:
The book explores the connections between traditional Chinese medicine, particularly acupuncture, and Western medical science, arguing that the ancient concept of Qi can be understood through the lens of modern biology. It delves into the human body's ability to heal and regenerate, linking the fascial network to acupuncture meridians and offering a scientific explanation for the effectiveness of acupuncture.
Key points:
1. Qi: The book discusses Qi, a vital energy in Chinese medicine that promotes health and vitality, often overlooked in Western medicine.
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