ECIWO Acupuncture Points
Professor Yingqing Zhang of Shandong University discovered through an
experiment why acupuncture points are distributed throughout the body.
He took a young mouse embryo before the tissue differentiated into
the three embryonic tissues. He then cut it into five pieces and
implanted the five pieces into a mouse's uterus. Five identical mice
were born.
When the body begins to form, every new organ, limb, and section of a
limb (calf, thigh, foot, etc.) begins forming through the same process
as the original embryo. Professor Yingqing Zhang discovered that every
one of these parts has the information to form a whole new body.
However, under the control of the main body, the tissue forms into
the intended organ or limb. Therefore, every organ, limb section, nose,
ear and the brain contains the information of the whole organism. These
are all called ECIWO's (Embryo Contains the Information of the Whole
Organism).
Every ECIWO, including the brain, has a potential stomach, legs, arms, and every other part of the body.
The principle involved is called the bio-holographic law. It easily
explains why acupuncture, reflexology, shiatsu, iridology, tongue and
pulse diagnosis, etc. work.
These potential organs are the acupressure points. When the stomach
is not well, every stomach point on every ECIWO becomes tender and sore.
Stimulating these points with rubbing (acupressure), needles
(acupuncture), or with electrical pulses, causes the body to release
antibodies, hormones, and certain proteins that bring about healing.
Dr. Hamer discovered these points in the brain independently of Prof.
Yingqing Zhang. He found that these points in the brain swell when
there is an emotional conflict. The swelling can be seen on CT scans.