December 22, 2014. Dear Dr. Stefano
Marcelli, we noticed that your paper "Gross anatomy and
acupuncture: A comparative approach to reappraise the meridian
system" is very
interesting. We respect you as a pioneer in this field.
Yours sincerely,
Kwang-Sup Soh, PhD, Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Acupuncture and
Meridian Studies.
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Acupuncture Meridians System
in other vertebrates must
respect comparative
anatomical approach
to be true.
:: brown text means unrevised translation or incomplete work ::
NB: the author uses the words "channel", "meridian" and "vessel" as synonyms to define the system of lines, tubes or slices transporting the undemonstrated energy called Qi (pronounce "tchi") to all parts of the body. Anyway he considers "meridian" more suitable for scientific speech and literature, also because it is already employed in other fields of knowledge as in geography and morphogenesis.
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