足部反射区按摩图解
2009-10
上海科技
王亚渭
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This book is one of the volumes of series of Fast Track to Traditional Chinese Medicine. The book contains four chapters which expounds the foot reflex zone massage in terms of the origin， development， conception， function， its relations with other therapies， rudimentary essentials， and medical principles. It also elaborates the location and the operation of foot reflex zones， along with 161 colored photographs. In addition， the book introduces the clinical application of the integral massage of both feet. The whole book features text with pictures， easy-to-read style，and English layout， which is suitable for domestic andoverseas foot reflex zone massage doctors and enthusiaststo learn and consult.
Chapter I IntroductionSection l The Origin and Development of Foot Reflex Zone MassagSection 2 Foot Reflex Zone Massage: Conception, Functions and its Relations with Other TherapiesSection 3 The Rudimentary Essentials of Foot Reflex Zone MassageChapter 2 The Medical Principles of Foot Reflex Zone MassageSection 1 The Theory of Balance between Yin and Yang Section 2 The Doctrine of Nervous Reflex Section 3 The Principle of Blood CirculationSection 4 The Theory of Meridians and CollateralsSection 5 The Doctrine of Biological HologramSection 6 Psychological Effect Chapter 3 Location and Operation of Foot Reflex ZonesSection l Foot Reflex Zones: Rough Location, Correspondin relations and Manipulations of Massage Section 2 Foot Reflex Zones: Specific Location, Performanc and IndicationsChapter 4 Integral Massage of Two FeetSection 1 Basic Reflex Zones Section 2 Direct Reflex ZonesSection 3 Correlated Reflex ZonesSection 4 The Principles of Allocation and Combination of Reflex Zones
插图：Section 4 The Theory of Meridians and CollateralsThe theory of meridians and collaterals is one of the ba-sic theories of traditional Chinese medicine. Meridiansand collaterals exist objectively but cannot be seen by na-ked eyes. They are pathways that link the upper limbs withthe lower limbs, the upper part of the body with the lowerpart of the body, and connect the interior with exterior ofviscera. There are 38 acupoints on foot, which are general-ly consistent with foot reflex zones. For instance,Yongquan （KI 1） is the starting point of kidney meridian.Its position is consistent with reflex zones that correspondto kidney and adrenal gland; Xiaxi （GB 43） is to treat mi-graine and tinnitus. In foot reflex zones, it happens to besituated in the reflex zone corresponding to balancing or-gan. Taixi （K1 3） and Zhaohai （KI 6） are nearly located inthe reflex zones to uterus and urethra respectively, andhave similar functions to them. Foot reflex massage alsotalks about "arrival of qi", which is the same as the "arriv-al of qi" in acupuncture. Although the methods are differ-ent, the effects are the same. Therefore, foot reflex mas-sage also performs functions through the pathways, meridi-ans and collaterals, so as to dredge meridians and collater-als, regulate viscera, and balance yin and yang.
《足部反射区按摩图解(英文版)》：一目了然学中医。
只是简单地翻看了一下，给朋友代买的，应该满意。