• Journal of Korean Medical classics
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• v.23 no.2
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• pp.1-13
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• 2010

We get following conclusion in relationship of emotions and several diseases from the viewpoint of Gi(氣) movements. "Naegyeong(內經)" state mainly relationship of emotions and five organs, relationships of emotion and Gi(氣) movements in detail, but refer about symptoms of diseases that happen by anger, fear, and astonishment. "Yumunsachin(儒門事親)" supplement the relationships of emotions and five organs in "Naegyeong(內經)", and "Uihak-ipmun(醫學入門)" present medical treatments for each symptom of diseases that is led by emotion. According to "Naegyeong", as well as emotions can lead to various symptoms of diseases by affecting Gi(氣) movements, particular symptoms of diseases can affect in emotions by affecting Gi (氣) movements. Because emotions can affect to symptoms of diseases through Gi(氣) movements, we can treat with drugs that control Gi(氣) as well as with methods that control emotions in case of emotions leading to particular symptoms of diseases. Because particular symptoms of diseases can affect to emotions through Gi(氣) movements, we can treat with methods that control emotions as well as with drugs that control Gi(氣) movements in case of particular symptoms of diseases leading to emotions. We think the theory of Gi(氣) movements can be used as a principle of acupuncture as well as of drugs by examining the relationship of emotions and symptom of diseases from the viewpont of Gi(氣) movements.

• Journal of Oriental Neuropsychiatry
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• v.26 no.1
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• pp.11-22
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• 2015

Objectives: The purpose of this study is to find the relationship between Chiljeong, as a stress factor and pathological symptoms, by using Several Mood state Questionnaires. Methods: A total of 144 students of Dongshin University Oriental Medicine responded to the Questionnaires for Sasang Constitution Classification II (QSCCII) and regarding several mood states. In this study, 132 students' data were used, excluding the data from 12 of the students. The included 132 students were classified into four groups according to QSCCII. The effects of Chiljeong as a stress factor in diseases were determined by Several mood state Questionnaires. These data were analyzed by frequency, Person's chi-square Test, ANOVA, Scheffe, Multiple Comparison, and Correlation using IBM SPSS 19.0K for Windows. Results: 1. Sasang Constitution made no difference on the level of mood and the variability of mood. 2. In physical symptoms scale, the average of "Noh" was higher than that of other emotions in Gastrointestinal, Cardiovascular, and Pain symptoms. The average of "Gyeong" was higher than that of other emotions in Insomnia symptoms.