• 동의신경정신과학회지
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• 제16권2호
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• pp.125-133
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• 2005

Object : This paper is designed to inquire into the influence of eating habits on the emotion of modem people. Method : The methodology is used that searches for materials such as books and treatises on the relationship between eating habits and emotion. Result : Meat used for fast food comes from cows that are fed the feed containing growth hormone and antibiotic. Growth hormone extremely supplements fire or yang within the body while antibiotics undermines the process of yin, leading to an accumulation of damp-heat and inflammation of ministerial fire. Additives contained in instant foods also impinge on the process of yin, leading to poor digestion, damp-heat toxins and ministerial fire. Excessive consumption of meat results in incomplete combustion of fat and hinders the formation of essence. Subsequently, ministerial fire becomes hyperactive as a result of the lack of yin energy. Increased meat consumption in the human diet is coupled with unhealthy eating pattern in which people eat too much for dinner and too quickly. Eating too much disturbs digestion, making it slow and incomplete, leading to excess damp-heat conditions, insufficient amount of vital essence and eventually hyperactive ministerial fire. Milk is considered a catalyst of faster growth, making it suitable for calves. Milk intake rapidly increases the balance of yang and eventually cause hyperactivity of ministerial fire. Conclusion : It is estimated that the eating habits of modern people cause the process of yang, making them feel restless, impatient and aggressive.

• 대한한의학원전학회지
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• 제33권1호
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• pp.197-205
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• 2020

Objectives : We analyzed the descriptions of Doek(德)·Qi(氣)·Saeng(生)·Jeong(精)·Sin(神)·Hon(魂)·Baek(魄)·Sim(心)·Ui(意)·Ji(志)·Sa(思)·Ji(智)·Ryeo(慮)·Ji(智) which are the concepts mentioned in the beginning of the ≪Lingshu·Benshen≫. Methods : We reinterpreted this verse in ≪Lingshu·Benshen≫ from the viewpoint of evolution and development of mental function and considered it in relation to the knowledge of modern psychology and brain science. Results & Conclusions : The reproductive essence of the parents are combined, primitive essence (元精) is created and simultaneously primitive spirit is born. Primitive spirit first differentiates into Hon and Baek. Hon and Baek are instinctive mental functions. Up to this point, because the process is completed before birth, primitive spirit, Hon, and Baek are innate spirit. Ui, Ji, Sa, Ryeo and Ji are the rational thinking abilities as mental functions that develop actively after birth. This is called conscious spirit and acquired spirit. Analyzing the contents of , it can be said that the mental function is divided into four layers of primitive spirit-Baek-Hon-conscious spirit.

• 대한한의학원전학회지
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• 제29권3호
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• pp.113-132
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• 2016

Objectives : In this study, the Abdominal Diagnostic Method of Kitao Shunpo(北尾春圃) about Movement Qi between kidneys in Sanghauidam(桑韓醫談) and Jeonggisinron(精氣神論) are investigated for the purpose of understanding the definite technique of the method and the position in the context of abdominal diagnosis in Japan. Methods : The materials related to the abdominal diagnosis to Movement Qi between kidneys were selected from Sanghauidam and Jeonggisinron written by Kitao Shunpo, and analyzed to know the characteristics of the method. Results : Kitao Shunpo suggested the theoretical background of the Abdominal Diagnostic Method that Original Qi(元氣) is made from Original Essence(元精) when a person is born, and mentality(神) and body essence(精), qi(氣) and blood(血) are formed from those. Movement Qi between kidneys(腎間動氣), that is to say innate Original Qi can be diagnosed in abdominal region by the method in Japanese Medicine. Kitao Shunpo decided deficiency and excess of Original Qi and prognosis in clinical treatment by the method, and suggested the standard pulse condition of the Movement Qi between kidneys. Conclusions : After the theory about Movement Qi between kidneys appeared in Nanjing(難經), many doctors have not made attention to diagnose that for a long time, until Kitao Shunpo with other Japanese doctors established the theoretical background of the Abdominal Diagnostic Method, and applied the theory to clinical treatment.

• 한국한의학연구원논문집
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• 제10권1호
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• pp.127-135
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• 2004

Hematopoietic stem cells in bone marrow form all kinds of blood cells. In traditional medicine, functions of bone marrow cells are very similar to those of Essence(精) which is a fundamental factor of physical development and reproduction. Our experiment examined the effect of deer blood on aplastic anemia induced mouse using cyclophosphamide 150 mg/kg i.p injection before experiment and then another cyclophosphamide 120 mg/kg i.p injection on day 10. Then we administrated dried deer blood in distilled water for 5 days, 9 days and 10 days. We examined blood and marrow samples. In results, deer blood showed a trend of effectiveness on recovery of red blood cells and erythropoietin although they were not statistical significant. And deer blood did not show changes in CD34.

• 한국의사학회지
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• 제15권1호
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• pp.213-222
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• 2002

"IlGumBang" is a medicine book by Kim Hong Je in 1928. It is based on "Dong Eui Bo Gam" but organizes its setup with his own view on medicine. He put importance in supplementing yang in treatment, and this kind of treatment follows the same path of the doctrinal faction of supplementing warmth which focuses on supplementing yang to manage yin. There are many treatment methods in "IlGumBang" and this is a first, in medicine books. There is a distinguishing feature in using prescriptions. Things such as using a lot of 'YukMiJiHwangHwan', modulating prescriptions according to the time and situation, making new prescriptions show his concepts in medicine. It is especially conspicuous that he put 'SukJiHwang' as the main medicine.

• Journal of Acupuncture Research
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• 제29권1호
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• pp.139-150
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• 2012

1. 형상의학(形象醫學)에서는 사람을 얼굴형태에 따라 정(精) 기(氣) 신(神) 혈(血)과로 이목구비(耳目口鼻)의 기능에 따라 어(魚) 조(鳥) 주(走) 갑류(甲類)로 분류하며, 이러한 분류에 따른 장부(臟腑)의 특성을 사암침(舍巖鍼) 운용에 활용하면 임상에서 활용도가 높다. 2. 어류(魚類)는 수(水)의 기운(氣運)이 많아 수체(水體)라고도 하며 신장(腎臟)이 발달하여 신장(腎臟)과 관련된 병이 오기 쉽다. 그 본치(本治)가 보정보기(補精補氣)이며 주로 신정격(腎正格)을 운용하고 신양허쇠(腎陽虛衰)인 경우 신열격(腎熱格), 신음허(腎陰虛)인 경우 신한격(腎寒格)을 쓰며 정혈(精血)의 휴손(虧損)이 심한 경우 간정격(肝正格)도 운용할 수 있다. 3. 조류(鳥類)는 화(火)의 기운(氣運)을 많이 받아 화체(火體)라고도 하며 심장(心臟)이 발달하여 심장병(心臟病) 신경성 질환이 잘 온다. 그 본치(本治)가 자음강화(滋陰降火)며 심장(心臟)의 음혈(陰血)을 보(補)하고 화(火)를 내리는 심한격(心寒格)을 위주로 하여, 심화(心火)를 사(瀉)하면서 음혈(陰血)을 보해주고 신지(神志)를 안정시키는 심승격(心勝格), 심기(心氣)가 부족한 경우 심정학(心正格), 심담(心膽)이 모두 허(虛)한 경우 담정격(膽正格)을 운용할 수 있다. 4. 주류(走類)의 목(木)의 기운(氣運)이 많아 목체(木體)라고도 하며 간(肝)이 발달(發達)하여 간(肝)과 관련된 병(病)이 잘 온다. 그 본치(本治)가 청열사습(靑熱瀉濕), 자혈양근(滋血養筋)이므로 간정격(肝正格)을 주로 운용하고, 간화(肝火)가 동(動)하거나 간실증(肝實證)이 나타난 경우 간한격(肝寒格)이나 간승격(肝勝格)을, 간기(肝氣)가 항진(亢進)으로 인해 비기(脾氣)가 허(虛)해져 있는 경우 비정격(脾正格)을, 습열이 너무 성(盛)한 경우 대장정격(大場正格)을 운용할 수 있다. 5. 갑류(甲類)는 금(金)의 기운(氣運)이 많아 금체(金體)라고도 하며 폐(肺)가 발달하여 폐(肺)와 관련된 병이 잘 온다. 그 본치(本治)가 해울소담(解鬱消痰)이므로 폐정격(肺正格)을 통해 보폐순기(補肺順氣)하며 울증(鬱症)이 심한 경우 폐승격(肺勝格)으로 통해 소담(消痰)시켜주고 기울방(氣鬱方)으로 해울(解鬱)하기도 한다. 6. 정과(精科)는 그 특성상 정(精)의 누설(漏泄)에 의한 증상 및 정부족(精不足), 양허증상(陽虛證狀)과 정(精)의 과도한 응집(凝集)에 의한 습열(濕熱)이 기본 병리이며 기본처방은 신기(腎氣)를 강화하는 신정격(腎正格)을 중심으로 하여, 신열격(腎熱格) 신한격(腎寒格) 등을 변증에 따라 운용하며 습열(濕熱)이 성한 경우 대장정격(大腸正格) 비승격(脾勝格) 등 습열(濕熱)을 다스리는 처방과 비정격(脾正格), 습담방(濕痰方) 등 습담(濕痰)을 다스리는 처방이 운용될 수 있다. 7. 기과(氣科)의 기본 병리(病理)는 기울(氣鬱), 기체(氣滯)에 의한 구기(九氣), 칠기(七氣), 중기(中氣), 매핵기(梅核氣), 불면증(不眠症) 등 신경성 질환이 많고 특히 여자의 경우 손발과 하복부가 차고 대소변이 안좋으며 징가(癥痂), 현벽(痃癖) 등의 질환이 많다. 또한 지나친 발산(發散)으로 인하여 기허증(氣虛證)이 나타나기도 한다. 따라서 기본처방은 기울방(氣鬱方), 담음방(痰飮方), 담현방(痰眩方), 기수방(氣嗽方), 폐승격(肺勝格), 삼초정격(三焦正格) 등이며, 기허증(氣虛證)이 나타나는 경우 폐정격(肺正格)을 사용할 수 있다. 8. 신과(神科)의 기본병리는 칠정울결(七情鬱結)이나 담화(痰火), 화성음허(火盛陰虛)이며 대표적인 증상은 경계(驚悸), 정충(怔忡), 건망(健忘), 불면(不眠), 전간(癲癎), 전광(癲狂) 등이다. 따라서 기본처방은 심한격(心寒格), 심승격(心勝格), 심정격(心正格), 담정격(膽正格), 비한격(脾寒格)을 중심으로 열담방(熱痰方), 군화방(君火方), 상화방(相火方), 화울방(火鬱方) 등을 사용할 수 있다. 9. 혈과(血科)의 기본병리는 어혈(瘀血) 및 출혈이며 대표적인 증상은 구규출혈(九竅出血)과 어혈(瘀血), 혈허증(血虛證)이다. 따라서 기본처방은 간정격(肝正格), 손혈방(損血方), 심한격(心寒格) 비한격(脾寒格) 심비한격(心脾寒格), 소장정격(小腸正格), 소장한격(小腸寒格), 어혈방(瘀血方), 뉵혈방(衄血方) 등을 사용할 수 있다.

• 동의생리병리학회지
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• 제20권2호
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• pp.320-327
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• 2006

This study was written in order to help understanding of listening diagnosis to vocal sound and speech. The purpose of listening diagnosis is that we know states of essence(精), Qi(氣) and spirit(神). Vocal sound and speech are made by Qi and spirit. Vocal sound originates from the center of the abdominal region(丹田) and comes out through vocal organs, for example lung, larynx, nose, tongue, tooth, lip and so on. Speech is expressed by vocal sound and spirit. They are controled by the Five Vital organs(五臟). Various changes of vocal sound and speech observe the rules of yinyang. For example, if we consider patient likes to say or not, we can diagnose heat and coldness of illness. If we consider he speaks loudly or quietly, we can diagnose weak and severe of illness. If we consider he speaks clearly or thick, we can diagnose inside and outside of illness. If we consider he speaks damp or dry, we can diagnose yin and yang of illness. If we consider change of voice, we can diagnose new and old illness. Symptoms of changes of five voices, five sounds, dumbness and huskiness are due to abnormal vocal sound, and symptoms of changes of mad talk, mumble, sleep talking and so on are due to abnormal speech.

• 대한한의학원전학회지
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• 제32권4호
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• pp.17-33
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• 2019

Objectives : The verse, "冬不藏精, 春必病溫", which had much influence, has been falsely referenced as contents of "Neijing". This study aims to examine this process, while looking at its theoretical meaning within clinical practice. Methods : The origins of the concept "冬不藏精, 春必病溫" are explained through annotations of "Neijing" and Li Dong Yuan(李東垣)'s interpretation of Shanghan(傷寒), while its clinical meaning is examined through theories of doctors's who applied the concept in their practices. Results : The beginning of "冬不藏精, 春必病溫" could be traced back to Li's annotation of the verse "冬傷于寒, 春必病溫" from the "Neijing", where he based his understanding on the concept "少陰不藏." Since then, the discourse on "冬傷于寒, 春必病溫" has been replaced by "冬不藏精, 春必病溫" as a new concept to explain the pathology of Wenbing(溫病). These discussions followed the line of thought that by failure to store Jing(精) during the winter, Cold pathogen would infiltrate, hiding itself in Shaoyin(少陰). Various arguments on how the Cold pathogen would develop into Wenbing and its treatment followed. Conclusions : "冬不藏精, 春必病溫" can be understood as the result of a new interpretation of "冬傷于寒, 春必病溫" through the perspective of Cold pathogen infiltration based on "少陰不藏".

• 동의생리병리학회지
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• 제20권4호
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• pp.766-783
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• 2006

This study describes philosophical background regarding '虛' in oriental medicine in an effort to understand the relationships among some of the Eastern philosophy in accordance with differentiated meanings in several resources by analyzing examples of '虛' in Huang Di Nei Jing. The various usages of '虛' used in Huang Di Nei Jing are as follows: naming; condition of pulse; emptiness; '太虛' which was referred universal space by Chinese ; insufficiency, lack or scarcity, deficiency ; and the description of vitality, mental faculties. 外丹修煉(training by external substances) had the attitude do that withdraw the death by taking external materials. The meaning of '虛'in 外丹修煉 is similar to that in oriental medicine in terms of deficiency. That is, both 外丹修煉 and the oriental medicine consider that the death and disease are caused by the deficiency of something. However, there also exists difference between 外丹修煉 and the oriental medicine. 外丹修煉 supplements through withdrawal prohibition due to the characteristic of unchangeability and stern or immortal while oriental medicine provides concrete object of deficiency. 精(essence of life), 氣(ki, functional activity), and fe(vitality) not only have been considered as basic component of human body, but they also have been an important subject of health preservation for longevity with health in Taoism and oriental medicine. In oriental medicine, 精 and 氣 have been perceived as physical basis of human body and 神 as controller. 內丹修煉(Training of internal active substances) 掠nds to return to '虛', the early state of life through individual training, and attempts to withdraw death through continuous recurrence. The oriental medicine and 內丹修煉 held great value of 神 among health preservation of 精, 氣, and 神. They seek theoretical basis from philosophical Taoism. However, '虛' in Taoism is different from that in training by internal substances and oriental medicine: '虛' in philosophical Taoism has metaphysical concept which refers overcome of life and death, but '虛' in 內丹修煉 and oriental medicine have empirical concept. '太虛' is considered as formless space where it is emp Dut filled with 氣. It is conceptualized with the premise of the relevant adaptation of human body to natural environment theory referring that the interaction between the heaven and the earth makes changes; all creation is originated , and human is affected by the interaction of the heaven and the earth. Furthermore, in $\ulcorner$運氣七篇$\lrcorner$ (Seven chapters described about the five circuit phases and the six atmospheric influences), the expression that the earth is in the center of '太虛' and huge amount of 氣 supports it proves that $\ulcorner$運氣七篇$\lrcorner$ adapts '渾天設'(Chaotic universe thee). In Taoism, '虛' is the grounds where all creation is generated in the optimal condition of Tao. As regards the aspect of mentality, it is the condition in which one can free from the dualistic concepts such as right and wrong, beauty and ugliness, life and death, and so on. Although the ultimate goal of oriental medicine, the achievement of longevity without sickness, might contrast with the Taoist belief that perceives life and death as the natural phenomena or the flowing of the 氣, and eliminates all international, the idea of Taoism that one should live substantial life with naivety, and make Harmony with the nature might be influential to the oriental medicine.

• 대한의료기공학회지
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• 제4권2호
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• pp.153-186
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• 2000

Jigam(止感), Josik(調息), Kumchock(禁觸), from the lecture on Truth of ${\ll}Samilshingo{\gg}$(三一神誥) treat three elements of Kigong, regulation of mental activties, regulation of breathing and adjustment of posture and there are some similar mentions with the view of human body based on oriental medicine like those Samjin(三眞), Sammang(三妄), Samdo(三途) and Sippalkyoung(十八境) ect. Thus as a result of comparison and observation about the interrelationships between principle of Kigong in the lecture on Truth of ${\ll}Samilshingo{\gg}$(三一神誥) and oriental medicine. I have conclusion as follows. 1. According to the lecture on Truth, the components of human body are the one and only Samjin(三眞), Sammang(三妄) and Samdo(三途) resulted from facing Samjin(三眞) to Sammang(三妄) and Sippalkyoung(十八境). This fact presents the principle of human change. 2. the principle of Kigong mentioned in the lecture on Truth shows the original Ilshin(一神) on the basis of Samjin(三眞), Sammang(三妄), Samdo(三途) and Sippalkyoung(十八境). This makes common, unity and sound Sim(心), Ki(氣) and Shin(身), Sammang(三妄) through Jigam(止感), Josik(調息) and Kumchock(禁觸), be versed, intellected and guaranteed Sung(性), Myoung(命) and Jung(精), Samjin(三眞) and emit Kyun(見), Mun(聞), Ji(知) and haeng(行), Sadaeshingi(四大神機) and finally all these are harmonized into Duk(德), Hye(慧) and Ryuk(力), Samdae(三大) which is the entity of God. 3. Samsipyookjongmyowhasang(三十六種妙化相) is an ascetic practice done after a chulin(哲人) deduce Ji(止), Jo(調) and Kum(禁), Sambup(三法) on the basis of the lecture on Truth. So I suppose it correlates nature's six elements. Kong(空)(Chun(天)). Yol(熱)(Wha(火)). Jin(震(Jeon(電)), Seup(濕)(Shoo(水)), Han(寒)(Poong(風)) and Ko(固)(Ji(地)), human's Samjin(三眞), Sung(性), Myoung(命) and Jung(精) and Sammang(三妄), Sim(心), Ki(氣) and Shin(身) and makes clear the principle of discipline. 4. In comparison with Samjin(三眞) and Sammang(三妄) says from the lecture on Truth and the Three Essential Elements of the body construction(三寶) from oriental medicine, Samjin(三眞) and Sammang(三妄) as factors of human body in the concept of practical knowledge. That is the one and only Samjin(三眞) in terms of the Three Essential Elements of the body construction(三寶) is considered a structural principle for every single person and Sammang(三妄) is considered a functional form for each individual. And it can be Sung(性)+Sim(心)=Spirit(神), Myoung(命)+Ki(氣)=Vital Force(氣) and Jung(精)+Shin(身)=True Essence(精). 5. In comparison with Sippalkyoung(十八境) of Samdo(三途) from the lecture on Truth and three medical causes of disease, Gamdoyookkyoung(感途六境) is similar with endopathic cause caused by Naesangchiljung(內傷七情), Sikdoyukkyoung(息途六境) is similar with exopathic cause by six climatic conditions in excess as pathogenic factors(六淫) and Yoegi(?氣) and Chokdoyukkyoung(觸途六境) is similar with non-endo-exopathogenic causes by diet imbalance, fatigue, intemperance in sexual life and trauma etc. 6. In the lecture on Truth, the Chulin(哲人) who discipline Sambup(三法), Sangchul(上哲), Choongchul(中哲) and Hachul(下哲) can be compared with Kigong expert(health preserving expert) such as the Spiritual Men(眞人), the Sapients(至人), the Sages(聖人) and the Men of Exellent Virtue(寶人) in the Sang Gu Tian Zhen Lun of the Huang Ti Nei Ching Su Wen(素問 上古天眞論) and then Sangchul(上哲) is the Spiritual Men(眞人), Choongchul(中哲) is the Sapients(至人) and Hachul(下哲) is the Sages(聖人) while the men of Exellent Virtue(賢人) is inferior to Chulin(哲人) when he goes to extremes.