Research on possibility of visualization of biologically active points by light illumination

Navrotsky, Leonid G.; Lisitsyna, L.I.; Yudin, V. I.; Belavskaya, S.V.; Блохин, А. П.; Rusetsky, V.S.

doi:10.1109/apeie.2014.7040740

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“…The authors of the present paper demonstrated the possibility of visualization of BAPs by contactless optical methods using the illumination of the skin surface near a BAP with a short light pulse in a previous study [3]. …”

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Patterns of Skin Luminescence Resulting from the Visualization of Active Acupuncture Points Using Optical Stimulation

Navrotsky¹,

Блохин²,

Belavskaya³

et al. 2015

Integr Med Int

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Background: In recent years, biologically active points (BAPs) have become the topic of intensive scientific discussion. Innovative investigations of this topic are presented. Methods: Types of skin surface luminescence patterns in the areas of BAPs observed after acting on the area with a short light pulse are analyzed. The device was designed as a laboratory model (NSTU, medical electronics laboratory, Novosibirsk, Russia). Pictures were taken with a PENTAX K10 , a PENTAX ist DL as well as a Canon 6D photo camera. Luminescent points can clearly be observed. The pictures were zoomed on a computer and graphically analyzed. Results: Five patterns were found: black center with white ring, black center with 2 rings (white and black), white center with black ring, white center with 2 rings (black and white) and white center with 3 rings (black, white and black). Luminescent BAPs were found on the pericardium and triple energizer meridians. Conclusion: This pilot study can serve as a basis for further investigations in the field of meridian research. The first results are very promising, and future studies are indicated in body acupuncture as well as ear acupuncture.

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confidence: 98%