Clinical Observation on Content Influence of cAMB and cGMP in Blood for Patients with Dificiency of Yang Used Acupuncture on Baihui Point in Reducing and Reinforing Methods

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Clinical Observation on Content Influence of cAMB and cGMP in Blood for Patients with Dificiency of Yang Used Acupuncture on Baihui Point in Reducing and Reinforing Methods

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- Clinical Observation on Content Influence of cAMB and cGMP in Blood for Patients with Dificiency of Yang Used Acupuncture on Baihui Point in Reducing and Reinforing Methods
- Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Issue 2, Pages: 25-28(1985)
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  1. 全国针灸研究班
  2. 黑龙江省祖国医药研究所
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- Published：1985
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Clinical Observation on Content Influence of cAMB and cGMP in Blood for Patients with Dificiency of Yang Used Acupuncture on Baihui Point in Reducing and Reinforing Methods[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1985, (2): 25-28.
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Clinical Observation on Content Influence of cAMB and cGMP in Blood for Patients with Dificiency of Yang Used Acupuncture on Baihui Point in Reducing and Reinforing Methods[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1985, (2): 25-28. DOI：

摘要

祖国医学认为

人是阴阳对立统一的有机整体。在常态下

阴阳是相互依存和相互制约的

从而保持机体的相对平衡和功能的稳定;在病态下

阴阳失去平衡

表现一个方面偏盛或偏衰

就要构成虚或实的病症。针刺之所以能够治病

能够治疗各种性质不同乃

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