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KMID : 1155620200150020033
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Journal of Korea CHUNA Manual Medicine for Spine & Nerves
2020 Volume.15 No. 2 p.33 ~ p.41
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Manual Medicine Study about Circulation of Meridian WiGi, YoungGi
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Kim Gyu-Sub
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Abstract
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Objectives: The purpose of this report was to study the circulation of meridian WiGi, YoungGi, from the viewpoint of manual medicine.
Methods: First, the Korean Medical approach analyzes documents about the circulation of meridian WiGi, YoungGi, and the biomechanical approach is to analyze documents about kinetic force and kinematic movement. The third inherent energy approach is to analyze documents about craniosacral rhythm and visceral motility. Finally, it is to study the correlation between the circulation of meridian WiGi, YoungGi, and the viewpoint of biomechanics force and movement, the inherent energy of manual medicine.
Results: Meridian WiGi is fast, powerful, and changeful. It circulates through the head and extremities in the daytime and visceral organs at night. The deviation pelvis and distorted thoracic cage create kinetic force and kinematic movement. Meridian YoungGi is very small and soft energy and circulates meridians and visceral organs permanently. Craniosacral rhythm and visceral motility radiate continuously from cranial and visceral organs to the whole body.
Conclusions: Circulation of meridian WiGi is closely related to the biomechanical approach. In addition, circulation of meridian YoungGi is closely related to the inherent energy approach.
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KEYWORD
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WiGi, YoungGi, Biomechanic, Visceral motility, Craniosacral rhythm
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