SATURDAY Oct.4 ? SUNDAY Oct.5, 1997

IBUKA AUDITORIUM

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HALL, WASEDA UNIVERSITY 104, TOTSUKA, SHINJYUKU-KU, TOKYO, JAPAN

ORGANIZED BY:THE JAPAN BI-DIGITAL O-RING TEST ASSOCIATION
JOINTLY SPONSORED BY:

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF ACUPUNCTURE &ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS
The Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association & The Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Medical Society;

President: Yoshiaki Omura, M.D., Sc.D., F.A.C.A., F.I.C.A.E.

Director of Medical Research, Heart Disease Research Foundation, New York; President, International College of Acupuncture & Electro-Therapeutics, New York; Professor, Dept. of Non-Orthodox Medicine, Ukranian National Medical University (Former Kiev Medical University); Visiting Research Professor, Dept. of Electrial Engineering, Manhattan College, New York; Editor in Chief, Acupuncture & Electro-therapeutics Research, The International Journal, New York; Former Adjunct Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology, University of Health Sciences, Chicago Medical School; Former Senior Scientist, INSERM, France and Former Visiting Professor, Dept. of Psycho-physiology, University of Paris V，France

Executive Director: Yasuhiro Shimotsuura, M.D.,F.I.C.A.E.

Executive Director, Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association; Former Director of Medicine, St.Maria Hospital, Kurume, Japan; Corresponding Editor, Acupuncture & Electro-Therapeutics Research, The International Journal

Honorary president: Masaru Ibuka, Fouder of Sony Corp.

Honor member : Ken Hayashibara, President, Hayashibara Biochemical Laboratory

SYMPOSIUM CHAIRMAN AND CO-CHAIRMAN

Symposium Chairman: Hideo Yamamura, M.D., Ph.D.,F.I.C.A.E.

Prof. Emeritus, School of Medicine, Tokyo University; President, All Japanese Acupuncture Associations; Former Dean, School of Medicine, Tokyo University; Former Chairman, Dept. of Anesthesiology, School of Medicine, Tokyo University; Editorial Board Member, cupuncture & Electro-Therapeutics Research, The International Journal

Symposium Co-Chairman: Chifuyu Takeshige, M.D., Ph.D., F.I.C.A.E.

Prof. Emeritus, Showa University School of Medicine; President, Showa University School of Medicine; Former Dean, Showa University School of Medicine; Former Chairman, 1st Physiology Dept., Showa University School of Medicine; Editorial Board Member, Acupuncture & Electro-Therapeutics Research, The International Journal

Symposium Co-Chairman: Hitoshi Ohzu,Dr.Techn.

Prof. Dept. of Applied Physics and Former Dean, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan

International Symposium Organizing Committee Chairman: Yasuhiro Shimotsuura, M.D.,F.I.C.A.E.

O-Ring Medicine that Extends Helpful Hand

On September 5, 1997 sad news of Mother Teresa who works for the poor and the helpless all over the world died and her spirit entered the world of the Gods. Mother Teresa who helps the sick and suffering without the help of political power has her spirit walking among the gods now.

On October 5, 1997 the 3rd International Symposium on Bi-Digital O-Ring Test is being held successfully. As a result of Professor Omura spreading gospel around the world of Bi-Digital O-Ring Test he extends a helpful hand to the suffering people in the 21st century through a medicine that will become a culture.

September 1997

Yasuhiro Shimotsuura, M.D., F.I.C.A.E.;Executive Director, Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association

On the Special Occasion of the Opening Ceremony of the 3rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test at Waseda University in Tokyo

Yoshiaki Omura, M.D., Sc.D., F.A.C.A., F.I.C.A.E.

Director of Medical Research, Heart Disease Research Foundation，U.S.A. President, International College of Acupuncture & Electro-Therapeutics, U.S.A.; Originator of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test; President, Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association

Greetings

I am very happy to be here today and to have the opportunity to meet with all of you during the 3rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test in Tokyo. This would not have been possible without direct and indirect help from Professor Hideo Yamamura, Professor Chifuyu Takeshige, Professor Kazuhiko Atsumi, Professor Hitoshi Ohzu, Professor Bjorn E.W. Nordenstrom, Hornary President Masaru Ibuka of Sony Corp., President Ken Hayashibara of Hayashibara Biochemical Laboratory, President Kinji Fukuda of Fukuda Medical Electrinic Corp., President Yuichiro Tobe of Ido-No-Niipon-SHA INC., Professor Gousuke Muteki, Professor Takayasu Okushima, the President of Waseda University, and many other distinguished colleagues in Japan, the United States, and many other countries.

In the early 1980s during the primitive stages of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, which I discovered and developed to the present level of the satisfaction. I never thought it would have such wide applications in every branch of medicine, as well as many other branches of science. However, after I discovered Bi-Digital O-Ring Test resonance phenomena between two identical substances，it made significant progress and began to spread to different parts of the world. In about 40 countries it is now applied in clinical medicine. In 1981 the O-Ring Test was still in a primitive stage. The late Dr. Yoshio Manaka，who was then visiting director of the Oriental medicine division of the Kitazato Institute, said to me: “even if much of your research is forgotten, the O-Ring Test will be used for many centuries. Not only will it to be used in 21st century medicine, but it will remain forever for future generations to be used as a means to make to progress and revolutions in future medicine. “At the time he spoke those words to me, I thought he was exaggerating. But this early prophecy soon began to have realistic meaning. In Chinese medicine, “上夫治未病“．This means that, “superior physicians discover early stages of diseases before the symptoms develop, and before physicians or patients can even recognize the possible problems and treat them,” or, “find the people who will potentially become sick and prevent the disease from developing before they become sick.”

Just like these sayings, by properly studying the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, not only can mapping be done of the outlying abnormal internal organs and body surface, but also of the exact location of pre-cancer and cancer. The following are just a few more applications of the test: imaging of various internal organs, mapping of cancer tissue on the body surface, mapping of the exact location of the oncogene, and localization of bacteria or virus-infected areas.

As a consequence, one can detect pre-cancerous conditions and early cancers as well as viral infections. It is possible to treat all of these conditions safely. Furthermore, before physicians give medication to the patient, one can estimate the drug's compatibility with the patient’s body, and specifically with the pathological area. If it is an effective medication, one can estimate the correct dosage. One can also predict drug interactions in which a combination of two or more drugs will cancel each other’s effect, or become synergetic or toxic. Also, one can predict whether or not the drug will reach the pathological area in sufficient quantity. If the test indicates that drug uptake will be low, then one can selectively enhance the drug uptake to the pathological area by stimulating the various organ representation areas on the hand, ear, tongue, and feet. Also it has become possible to detect heavy metals in the body and their inhibiting effects on anti-viral and anti-bacterial agents. It has also become possible to detect abnormal electro-magnetic fields from the environment, and diseases related to these fields, including its role in the genesis of cancer as well as the detection and prevention of such fields.

Since each unique individual has their own unique problems, doctors can find individualizd treatments by using the O-Ring Test. Thus the O-Ring Test has become an essential means for the diagnosis and treatment of intractable medical problems. If the O-Ring Test is taught in every medical school and many physicians can practice the O-Ring Test properly, not only can it reduce physical and economic pain for patients, but governments can also make significant savings on medical expenses in an aging society. For example, using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test one can also find abnormalities long before the human eye can detect these abnormalities in X-rays, MRI's, or CAT scans. Furthermore, before biochemical or blood chemical laboratory tests show an abnormalities and initiate treatment in the early stage.

The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test has become an essential tool in Western and Oriental medicine. For example, in Oriental medicine it can be used to accurately localize invisible meridians and acupuncture points and effective external Qi Gong can be generated based on Bi-Digital O-Ring Test findings. Qi Gong energy can be stored separately into pairs of (+) and (-) polarities. (+) Qi Gong energy stored paper can be used by the patient to improve circulation or enhance drug uptake, or reduce pain or strengthen in weak muscles.

Within the Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association, through the studies of members of different divisions, such as the medical division, oriental medicine division, dental division, veterinary medicine division, further clinical applications and limitations will become known. I imagine that there are many possibilities that will develop in the future. In order to make the O-Ring Test a part of 21st century medicine, to exchange valuable information and provide new opportunities to discover new findings, a successful International Symposium. We are looking forward to see many people report their experiences and active discussions during the Symposium, as well as to make new friends.

GREETINGS

Opening Remarks for the Third International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test in Japan

Hideo Yamamura, M.D., Ph.D., FRCA, F.I.C.A.E. ; Prof. Emeritus, Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan

It is truly a great pleasure and privilege for me to welcome all of you to the 3 rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test in Tokyo. So far, two symposiums on this subject were held in Tokyo with great success. By using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, it became possible not only to diagnose various diseases but also to treat them. The purpose of this congress is to afford the most advanced basic and clinical topics on Bi-Digital O-Ring Test to the attendances. Thus, you can exchange your experiences and update your knowledge in this field. I am quite certain that you will find this program interesting and stimulating. Another purpose of the congress is to promote friendship among colleagues in the world. I hope that your stay in Tokyo is very enjoyable, entertaining and informative.

On the Special Occasion of the Opening of 3rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test in Japan Oct.4, 1997

Masaru Ibuka Founder & Honorary President, SONY Corporation; Honary President of Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association

　Good morning, everybody! Today, as one of the supporters of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, I would like to express my joy from the bottom of my heart to have such a successful 3rd International Symposium on Bi-Digital O-Ring Test. My first encounter with the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test was about eight years ago when Drs. Omura and Shimotsuura made a diagnosis of my medical problem. I immediately sensed in my mind that something great was happening. This strong impression has continued to grow, and now the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test has become one of my greatest interests. In the present day, the idea that "Science solves everything" prevails. Some people have begun to recognize the danger behind such an expression. Modern science surely contributes to making materialistic aspects of human beings enriched and convenient.. However, its contribution to spiritual aspects have some questionable effects. I wonder if the reason may be that so-called modern science limits its goals to assuring that: 1)Things can be measured. 2)Things can be described. 3)Things can be easily reproduced. Retrospectively speaking, modern science, under the name of “The Mind & The Body as Two Separate Elements” and “All Components From the Whole Body” concepts promoted by Descartes, have excluded “The Mind”, as the object of science was to divide things into parts, particulary smaller and smaller parts. As a result, it has become possible to describe parts very precisely. However, once it is cut into small pieces and he assembled, it will be a collection of all the parts but not from the same whole body. From such an assembly of total parts, there is no possibility of the presence of “The Mind” . Science has the merit of being able to be transmitted accurately to the next generation, but it is facing limitations. The reason that many people unconsciously have this unsatisfactory feeling may be due to these reasons. 　Western medicine also embraces the same problems. If there is a pathological part of body, there is a tendency to think :1)It is better to cut. 2)It is better to remove.3)Large amounts of medication should be applied. But humans are not machines. Unless one can comprehend human beings as total systems, including “The Mind” which can interact with the outside world, true medicine cannot exist. 　Approaching the 21th Century, we need a paradigm shift. The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test has shown such a possibility. Changes in thinking by searching human beings, as a measuring device, and various information obtained from such methods could not be detected by the latest scientific devices. The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test also has taught us that effects of “The Mind” and “Qi”(Chi”), as well as interaction between substances, can be detected. We have been excessively depending on machines, which are the products of science, but have forgotten more important things. 　Five years ago, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially approved (published in their Official Gazette) Dr. Omura’s Bi-Digital O-Ring Test patent. I consider this to be an epoch-making event, but it was not an easy road, since there was no patent system for applications directly using human beings (as “instruments”). In 1985, his first patent application was rejected. In 1987, his second patent application was also rejected. In 1990, he made a third patent application with many clinical examples of diagnoses and treatments supported by himself as well as many other leading physicians and scientists. On February 23, 1993, the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test patent was finally approved. It was an accomplishment of a 7 1/2 year effort. Dr. Omura’s revolutionary idea and the many years of effort from people who are involved with his work has moved society and the system itself.　Our world is surely moving towards a new era. Without being restricted by existing accepted concepts and systems, we have to discuss the problem of “The Mind” and “Qi” from a broader and greater aspect. It is an anspicious and mysterious relationship, and I sincerely wish that the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association will take one new great step.

On the Special Occasion of the Opening Ceremony of the 3rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test

Ken Hayashibara President, Hayashibara Biochemical Laboratory;Honorary Member, Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association;

GREETINGS

I would like to express my heart-felt respect and appreciation for the following people: Mr. Masaru Ibuka, founder of Sony Corporation and Honorary President of the Japan Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association, for his warm help up through today; Dr. Yoshiaki Omura for his tireless efforts，working day and night on the research which created the present state of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test; And to the many members of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association who supported Dr. Omura's work. At the same time, I wish you all a successful completion to the 3rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test. I myself am firmly convinced that the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, originated and developed by Dr. Omura, will become one of the most important technologies, not only in the field of medicine but in other fields as well. To achieve this aim, cooperation from people in every field is required and the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Association itself must reach out to others with broad and open minds. From hereon out, we look forward to unreserved cooperation between all parties to further develop and utilize this technology. I offer this statement as my greeting. Again, I hope this international symposium will be a fruitful gathering for all the members of the association.

On the Special Occasion of the Opening Ceremony of the 3rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test

Senator Yuji Yamamoto

GREETINGS

I’m convinced that thanks to the O-Ring Test I am content today. My first encounter with the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test was 12 years ago. Due to excessive work I developed an abdominal problem. By chance, I went to a nearby hospital where my high school classmate worked by as a physician. Though him, I was introduced to Dr.Yoshiaki Omura. Since then, every time Dr. Omura visits Japan I try to get even ten minutes of his time to meet with him and receive advice about my body's condition. On every occasion that I meet with Dr.Omura he talks about his own dream to spread the O-Ring Test until it is taught by every medical school and used by every physician in the world. Thus, gradually I became attracted to his power and his greatness. I have been thinking of establishing the application of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, which was originated by Dr. Omura and is worth a Nobel Prize, in the field of politics

The 21st Century is the Age of the O-Ring Test

Senator Yukio Hatoyama, Ph.D. & Miyuki Hatoyama

GREETINGS

Every day, we have the feelings that “the 21st Century is the age of the O-Ring Test.” If we consider that human life generates in different forms，our energy has a continuous connection to the past and to an endless future. Accumulated knowledge in the DNA of the cells of our body or in the subconscious mind is immeasurably vast. The immense amounts of information obtained through our conscious minds tends to delude us into thinking that obtained knowledge is everything. Using the O-Ring Test, one can ask questions to the subconscious mind. Through our living bodies, we can communicate with our real selves. We understand that the O-Ring Test is one technique to enable us to plumb the depths of our unconscious and, through our living bodies, communicate with our real selves. On the international level, Dr. Omura is at the center. In Japan, Dr. Shimotsuura and other doctors devote their love to many patients every day, communicating with their patients through the O-Ring Test. Treating patients with the O-Ring Test is not merely healing diseases but also healing the mind.

Today, people around the world are beginning to notice the importance of the heart and love in a materialistic culture. It is a “friendly love.” When the late Mother Theresa visited Nagasaki she said, “Two areas of the world are suffering from hunger, Africa and Japan. Japan is hungry for spirit.” Therefore, we hope that the O-Ring Test developed by Dr.Omura from Japan will propagate further and become suspension bridges to heal the mind of the world in the 21st century. From our heart, we look forward to further activity by many doctors from now on. Thanks to the O-Ring Test, our mothers, children, and friends are living healthy lives, for which we express our gratitude.

On the Special Occasion of the Opening Ceremony of the 3rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test

Senator Issei Koga

GREETINGS

From the bottom of my heart I congratulate you on the successful meeting of the 3 rd International Symposium on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, which has assembled the world’s leading experts in medicine and science as well as wisdom. Five years ago we first encountered the O-Ring Test when we heard a lecture delivered by Prof. Yoshiaki Omura and Dr. Shimotsuura at a meeting attended by politicians interested in new medicine which challenges intractable medical problems and by staff of the Ministry of Science and Technology and the branches of government. All of us present at that lecture were astonished by the “mysterious power” that human beings unconsciously possess and the “ power of Qi.” We felt O-Ring Tests are an extremely important reach topic for our country, which increasingly carries the financial and social weight of an ultra advanced age society. We sincerely wish that this symposium provides a place for a deep and wide exchange of information leading to the opportunity to create a new paradigm in the world of medicine in the 21st century.

3rd INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THE BI-DIGITAL O-RING TEST

SATURDAY Oct.4 ? SUNDAY Oct.5, 1997

IBUKA AUDITORIUM; INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HALL, WASEDA UNIVERSITY 1-104, TOTSUKA, SHINJYUKU-KU, TOKYO, JAPAN

ORGANIZED BY: THE JAPAN BI-DIGITAL O-RING TEST ASSOCIATION JOINTLY SPONSORED BY: INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF ACUPUNCTURE & ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS

Physiological Background of Bi-Digital O-Ring Test:Working Hypothesis of the Involvement of Pineal Gland

Chifuyu Takeshige, M.D., Ph.D., F.I.C.A.E. President, Showa University; Former Dean, Showa University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan

Abstract

The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test(B.D.ORT), originally developed by Omura, Y., utilizes changes in the degree of strength of voluntary movements of muscles of the fingers under a definit muscle tonus make bi-digital O-rings as an indicator of pathology in the body. Since these changes in muscle strength take place independent of the will of the individual, B.D.ORT can be used for diagnosis. Muscle tonus is controlled by the ganma-motor neuron systems which controls the muscle attached to the muscle spindle. Electrical impulses travel from directly to the alpha motor neurons or indirectly to the alpha motor neurons through the ganma motor neurons the brain stem through changes in the electrical activity of descending nerve fibers. When centrifugal stimulation from the muscle spindle increases or decreases, which modifies the alpha neuron’s negative feedback, muscle strength will be controlled. This descending nerve system is also activated by serotonin. Using B.D.ORT one can detect organ representation areas or points, pathological organs, drug compatibility, and many other phenomena. Only two identical substances, one inside the body and the other held in the hand as a reference control, can resonance to produce the B.D.ORT phenomenon. Identical electromagnetic information from the reference substance and electromagnetic information from the substance in the body affects muscle strength in the B.D.ORT, requiring the existence of sensors for resonance inside the body. In other words, in order for the body to detect electromagnetic resonance between a reference control substance and identical substances inside the body it is necessary to have sensors which can produce resonance. According to Omura, Y., the B.D.ORT will be influenced by light entering the eyes. When one or both eyes of the person whose hand is used for the O-Ring Test is closed, the B.D.ORT resonance phenomenon will disappear and, as a result, the test cannot be performed. According to Omura, Y., both retinas, the pineal gland, and the structure around the optic chisma may be involved in the resonance phenomenon and serotonin and melatonin may also influence it. According to our study, the pineal body will be influenced by the Earth’s magnetic field or external Qi Gong. Spontaneous electrical activity of the pineal body cells are suppressed by the Earth’s magnetic field or external Qi Gong . The activity of NAT(N-Acethyl Transferase), an enzyme required to convert serotonin in the pineal gland to N-Acethyl Serotonin, will be suppressed by magnetic fields. As a result, serotonin levels will increase, resulting in changes in EEGs. Similar changes in EEGs occur as a result of the application of external Qi Gong. Thus, we also considered that external Qi Gong also inhibits NAT enzyme activity. Within the pineal body there are cells which do not respond to magnetic fields but respond to light beams. Since the well-known responses of the B.D.ORT do not appear when the eyes are closed, if these pineal cells produce a B.D.ORT resonance and like magnetic fields inhibit NAT enzymatic activity then the amount of serotonin will change, influencing the muscle strength of the finger. It is already known that NAT activity is inhibited by light beam. The pineal body cells can produce resonance in the presence of a light beam. The B.D.ORT can function only in the presence of light. Using rabbits as experimental subjects, we stimulated the motor area of the cerebral cortex corresponding to the flexor muscles of the rabbit’s paws while recording EMGs of the paws. Stomach ulcers were induced in the rabbits and when the internal organ representation areas for the stomach was stimulated, inhibition of the paw flexor muscles was detected as a flattering in the EMG. Thus, we were able to confirm the presence of B.D.ORT phenomena even in animal experiments. Paw flexor motion was suppressed by electrical stimulation of the rabbit’s brain stem. However, it would be a very complex experiment to find out whether this reaction involved the pineal gland or not. We studied these relationships in human subjects with pineal body tumors to found out whether B.D.ORT phenomena existed or not and to analyze the relationship between the B.D.ORT and the pineal body. In a patient with lung cancer with metastasis to the pineal body, a B.D.ORT at the organ representation areas of the thymus gland, of the pathological area of the lung, and of the pineal gland was examined by the indirect method. However, in spite of the abnormality in the lung and the pineal gland, an abnormal B.D.ORT was not observed. At the present time certain cells of the pineal body which respond to light function as sensors for resonance phenomena in B.D.ORT. Thus, NAT enzymatic activity will be inhibited and the amount of serotonin will change and this change in serotonin will influence descending nerve fibers and through the ganma motor neuron system it will give flexor muscle strength of the finger and thus the B.D.ORT phenomenon will appear. There is no experimental proof of how pineal body cells respond to the presumed resonance phenomenon in the B.D.ORT. Also, it is difficult to prove.

Study on the Basic Neurophysiological Mechanisms of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test

Victor Lysenyuk, M.D.,Sｃ.D.,F.I.C.A.E. Chairman，Dept. of Non-Orthodox Medicine, National Medical University, Kiev, Ukraine

Abstract

The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (BDORT) is spreading in the different fields of medicine gradually. The main advantage of BDORT is its high efficiency and affordability. The most important aspects of the BDORT application are：1)localizing abnormal parts of the body; 2) identifying the cause of pathology; 3) evaluating food and drug compatibility; 4) estimating the therapeutic effects of any treatment; 5) detecting acupoints and meridians, organ representation area. The details how BDORT works are not completely investigated, but many experiments have shown that its basic mechanism includes the muscle force changes through a brain response on the characteristic electro-magnetic signals. The gigantocellular nucleus of reticular formation plays a central role in the realization of BDORT. This nucleus mediates postural and vesticular reflexes，extensor and flexor muscle tone. Stimulation of the gigantocellular effector zone in the medullary reticular formation tends to inhibit somatomotor activity. Stimulation of the gigantocellular effector zone in the pontine reticular formation and in the mesencephalic reticular nuclei facilitates somatomotor activity. To examine the reactions of the neuromuscular system during BDORT, we conducted an electromyographic investigation of H(Hoffmann)- reflex according to the standard technique. As is commonly-known, H-reflex is very sensitive to any supraspinal influence and can be considered as an important model for the study of central and peripheral neurophysiological mechanisms in humans. The dynamics of the spinal motoneuron's excitability was examined during the weakening and strengthening responses of BDORT. Statistically significant difference in the testing H-reflex values was found for those conditions. The weakening response of BDORT was accompanied with the H-reflex decrease. The H-reflex increase correspond to the strengthening response while performing BDORT. The direct method of BDORT showed more dynamics than the indirect one. But the latter gave more stable values of the testing H-reflex. On the next stage, the relationship between degrees of opening with the testing H-reflex was investigated. We could not find statistically significant difference for degrees of the weakening response (opening). The possible explanation could be in the pronounced individual variations of the testing H-reflex values. On the contrary，the strengthening response of BDORT showed rather clear correspondence for different degrees of not opening with the testing H-reflex. The dynamics of the spinal motorneurons’ excitability observed in our experiments can be explained by supraspinal influence mostly of the gigantocellular nucleus of reticular formation. Repeated basic experiments using the described approach are important for developing the neurophysiological bases of BDORT.

The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (BDORT) is spreading in the different fields of medicine gradually. The main advantage of BDORT is its high efficiency and affordability. The most important aspects of the BDORT application are 1) localizing abnormal parts of the body; 2)identifying the cause of the pathology; 3) evaluating food and drug compatibility; 4) estimating the therapeutic effects of any treatment; 5) detecting acupoints and meridians, organ representation areas.

As reported by Prof.Omura, Y., more than 10 years ago, the gigantocellular nucleus of reticular formation plays a central role in the realization of BDORT. This nucleus mediate postural and vestivular reflexes, extensor and flex muscle tone. Stimulation of the gigantocellular zone in the medullary reticular formation tends to inhibit somatomotor activity.

Straight Lines or Ribbons of the Impairment Found on the Body with the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test. Their Origin, How to avoid them.

Andre De Smul,M.D., F.I.C.A.E. Prof. Emeritus of Department of Surgery ;Vrije (Free) University of Brussels Belgium

Abstract

Examinations of patients with the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. of New York, can show straight impairment lines or ribbons that raise a lot of questions. They are due to long time exposure to standing waves of low intensity electro-magnetic fields, day after day on the same place, mostly in the bedroom. These electro-magnetic waves and fields are in the cm or mm range and induce resonance and uptake phenomena in our body.

We can distinguish carrier waves and carried waves.

- carrier waves have hostly both polarities and compaise

- orthogonal and diagonal networks all over the earth

- water veins, superficial or deep

- faults in the earth

- electric power lines

- radar, herz cables

- othersources of electro-magnetic waves

- carried waves have hostly imbalanced polarities

their specific wavelength is in resonance with organs or tissues, so that they can be very harmful good influences can also be observed (sacred places) Our civilization creates a tremendous overload of electro-magnetic fields, polluting the natural networks (radar, radio, TV, satellites, cellular phones, microwave devices). All these influences can be brought to our bed where we take them up for several hours day after day. As a result of the uptake, tracks of impairment are found on the body. The tracks on the body can be found on the bed and in the house, and outside the house. Detection is possible with ther Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, very expensive electronic devices can be used, but on the field trained people obtain very good results with lecher antenna. This simple device allows wavelength tuning and intensity estimation. Affordable electronic devices able to meet these parameters (cm and mm waves with low intensities are still to be made). Prevention is possible to some extent (diverting antennas, flames, absorbers). In the future building houses should core with lowering electro-magnetic overload and the abuse of cm and mm (GHz) waves must be reduced.

Development of Bi-Digital O-Ring Tester and Its Clinical Application:Automated O-Ring Test Apparatus Using Air System

Yasuhiro Shimotsuura*, M.D.,F.I.C.A.E., Yoshiaki Omura, M.D.**, Sc.D., F.I.C.A.E., Hideki Ohtake***, Satoru Nio****, Mitsunori Yokoooji,****Michio Hanada****, Hiroyuki Maezawa****

*ORT Life Science Research Institute, Kurume, Japan **Heart Disease Research Foundation, New York ***Sanyo Sangyo, Japan ****Yasukawa Denki, Japan

Abstract

Purpose: The clinical application of a newly developed automated apparatus (Bi-Digital O-Ring Tester) for O-Ring Tests using air systems is described.

Methods and Materials: The general experimental setup is shown in the schematic diagram below.

The following 7 subjects were used: 1) a healthy 46-year-old male; 2) a 25-year old male with upper abdominal pain 3) a 46-year-old female with lumbar pain; 4) a 62-year-old female with right radial nerve injury; 5) a 12-year-old girl with hyperventillation; 6) a 68-year-old male with Parkinson’s Syndrome; 7) a 68-year-old female with adenocarcinoma of the colon with multiple metastases all over the body. Using the automated Bi-Digital O-Ring Tester，the following examinations were performed: with Subject 1, the subject’s sensitivity to electromagnetic field exposure was evaluated. Subjects 2-6 were used to evaluate the method of detection of abnormal parts of the body by direct O-Ring Testing as well as to evaluate drug compatibility tests. On Subject 7, using an indirect O-Ring Test, localization and mapping of Oncogene C-fos Ab2 was performed.

Results: On Subject 1, who is a healthy 46-year-old male, the distance between the tip of the finger and a fluorescent light was varied from 0 cm to 200 cm. When the fluorescent light approached the tip of the finger, muscle strength was reduced, as shown below.

On subject 2, who is a 25-year-old male with upper abdominal pain, 5 measurements were taken at 5 different locations on the abdomen. When Subject 2 touched one painful area above the umbilicus, Bi-Digital O-Ring muscle strength was reduced to 80% compared to when the subject touched a control area of the abdomen where there was no pain. The same abnormal location above the umbilicus was tested while the subject touched a control area of the abdomen where there was no pain. The same abnormal location above the umbilicus was tested while the subject was holding a Zantac; muscle strength increased to 87%. When the subject held 1 dose of Maalox, muscle strength increased to 95%. When the subject held a Chinese and Japanese herb medicine, Anchusan, muscle strength increased to 112%. And when the subject held another herb medicine, Shoshikoto, muscle strength increased to 116%. These results indicate that these Chinese and Japanese herb medicines are more effective than commonly used Western medications for abdominal pain.

On Subject 3,who is a 46-year-old female with lower back pain, when the painful area was touched with a brass probe there was a striking decrease in the subject’s O-Ring muscle strength to less than 70% of normal. In Subject 4, who is a 62-year-old female with right radial nerve injury, no significant muscle strength reduction was observed. In Subject 5, who is a 12-year-old girl with hyperventillation, decreases in O-Ring muscle strength were observed when the subject touched the occipital area above the medulla oblongata. In Subject 6, who is a 68-year-old male with Parkinson’s Syndrome, there were striking decreases in muscle strength when the subject touched parts of the head corresponding to abnormal parts of the caudate nucleus. Subject 7, who is a 68-year-old female with multiple metastases of adenocarcinoma of the colon, was tested with the use of an intermediary whose muscle strength was tested as he touched various portions of subject’s body with a brass probe. The intermediary held a sample of Oncogene C-fos Ab2, one of the 6 coexisting factors for cancer and precancer originally discovered by Omura, Y., in the palm of one hand and the tip of a brass electrode between the thumb and index finger of the same hand. The automated Bi-Digital O-Ring Tester was used on the intermediary’s other hand which showed marked opening when intermediately touched the subject’s cancer-positive area, permitting localization and mapping of the cancer positive area. Subject had previously been tested and mapped using manual O-Ring testing, without use of the automated Bi-Digital O-Ring Tester, for Oncogene C-fos Ab2. However, some of the locations manual testing found to be positive were found to be negative when tested with the automated O-Ring Tester.

Discussion: The Automated Bi-Digital O-Ring Tester was evaluated using 7 subjects. Results indicated that this can be useful for: 1) the detection of abnormalities in the body; 2) drug compatibility testing; 3) imaging of cancer positive areas using the resonance phenomenon; 4) general diagnostic purposes. However, discrepancies between the results obtained by the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test without an automated machine and the results obtained by the Bi-Digital O-Ring Tester need further study and evaluation.

Trial Application of Second Generation Prototype Reactor (MK-II) for Indirect Bi-Digital O-Ring Test for Use in Veterinary Medicine

T.Tony. Matsubara, B.S.,D.V.M.,Ph.D., Assoc.Prof.,Dept. of Veterinary Internal Medicine, School of Veterinary Medicine, Azabu University

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: At the 2nd International Symposium on Bi-Digital O-Ring Testing (Tokyo Conference), I presented my trials results on the MK-I prototype reactor. In a brief synopsis of my first experiment, results demonstrated a remarkably significant variance, which matched projections, in the rate of change in muscle power for each digital (finger) used in compromising an O-Ring. This was done by selectively changing the volume of the retractor speed. This time around, a second generation prototype retractor (MK-II) was constructed, with certain focused revisions having been made. Concentration was placed on the retractor power. In other words, the MK-II utilizes a Dial Indicator. It’s variable change allows for the proper display of the standard rate of change in the muscle power of the digital composing the O-Ring. This device is composed of a retractor (MK-II), an amplifier WG1-300A, and a data recording device WR-7200. The characteristics of the MK-II is that the reactor comes to a standstill (stops) once the muscle power of the third party, whose fingers from the O-Ring, and the retractor power of the MK-II register a balanced match.

TRIAL CONDITIONS:�@ MK-II Calibration

�A Third-party (indirect) Bi-Digital O-Ring Test conditions

�B Measuring electromagnetic waves within the testing environment and implementation of appropriate shielding.

The I-II digital of the third party was used to compose an O-Ring. This was compared against the O-Ring formed by the MK-II. The Dial Indicator knob was rotated slowly from 0 to 100. As the knob was rotated from 0 to 100, it was observed that the O-Ring of the MK-II began to disunite itself at the same time as that of the third party, under identical conditions of applied speed and muscle power.

RESULTS: MK-II Dial Indicator (N=15)

・Data recording device WR-7200, Graph Paper (0-10 kgf)
The O-Ring remains closed and maintains stability while the Dial Indicator is in the 55-60 scale range. In the 65-100 scale range, the O-Ring gradually opens in response to the constant traction placed on the O-Ring.

Address corresponding to: 1-17-71 Fuchinobe, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa 229 Japan TEL: 0427-54-7111 FAX: 0427-53-3995

Study of the Special Areas on the Scalp Where Pathological Informations Are Accumulated and Maintained.

Heiichi Yano, M.D., Ph.D.1),4), Satoshi Ayuzawa, M.D.2),Yasuhiro Shimotsuura, M.D.3)

1) Internal Medicine, Kashiwa Hospital, Jikei University School of Medicine, Chiba, Japan. 2) Dept. of Neurosurgery, Inst. of Clinical Medicine, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. 3) Shimotsuura Hospital, Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan. 4) Aita Memorial Hospital, Moriya, Ibaraki, Japan.

Abstract

Purpose: In the course of our examinations of the patients with lung cancer or brain tumor, we discovered the small areas located on the parietal region on the scalp of the patient, from where we could obtain the same resonant responses as that from the pathological foci. We also found that we could also obtain the same one from the cerebrospinal fluid on the films of CT and/or MRI. We have reported these findings at last annual meeting of this society. Recently we have confirmed that the small areas could be detected in all of the patients we examined, on which -4 or more weakened reaction occurred. In addition we have detected the areas not only on the parietal but also on the occipital region. In this present paper we report the additional new findings about these special areas, tentatively named as the "Cerebrospinal Fluid Representing Area (CSF-RA)."

Subjects & Methods: Twenty-five patients (10 males, 15 females, ranging from 20-87 years old), mainly with respiratory and neurological problems, were studied. Bi-Digital 0-Ring Test was performed by indirect method. Imaging of the CSF-RA was carried out on the scalp of the patient wearing swimming cap, and the locations of the area were measured. Resonant responses on the CSF-RA with various reference samples were estimated and compared with ones on the foci. We also estimated about the resonance between the CSF-RA and the pathological foci using a conductive lead.

Results: (1) a) Two pairs of CSF-RA could be localized on the parietal (elliptic shape) and the occipital (roughly circular) region on either side by the sagittal line. b) Two pairs of CSF-RA were detected in all cases, except a case whose occipital one could not be imaged as a area. c) Distance from nasion to the center of the parietal CSF-RA ranged from 13.8 to 17.5 (mean 15.6) cm, distance between each center of the right and the left one ranged from 2.0 to 4.7 (mean 3.0) cm. d) Distance from inion to the center of the occipital CSF-RA ranged from 4.9 to 10.5 (mean 6.9) cm, distance between each center of the right and the left one ranged from 2.0 to 4.4 (mean 3.0) cm. (2) Among various reference samples, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), lactated Ringer's solution, and positively resonated samples to the foci had strong positive resonant responses to the CSF-RA. There were a few cases which have positive response to microscopic slides of bladder, thymus, and lung. (3) Strong positive resonant response was found between the foci and CSF-RA through a conductive lead in all cases. (4) Attenuation or disappearance of the resonant response in the patient treated with appropriate drugs occurred as the following order: forearm > surface of the foci > CSF-RA. (5) A transient massage on the CSF-RA with one's fingers of the right hand enhanced drug uptake of the pathological legions selectively.

Discussion: We confirmed the strong positive resonance response between CSF and CSF-RA, and we also confirm that all of pathological reactions on the localized foci could be obtained on the CSF-RA. This might be suggesting that pathological informations were accumulated and transferred through CSF. In addition, pathological informations were maintained on the CSF-RA, while the abnormal response on the foci disappeared in the course of treatment, although the lesion was still viable. The CSF-RA might be useful to avoid the mistakes in diagnosis and treatment using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test.

Address correspondence to: 163-1 Kashiwa-shita, Kashiwa, Chiba, 277, Japan

Evaluation of Certain Diseases at the Rhomboidal Area Located at the Top of the Head

Ryo Kondo,M.D. Medical Department, Mobil Oil Sekiyu Kabushiki Kaisya, Tokyo

Abstract

Using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (ORT) discovered by Prof. Omura, Y., a rhomboidal area in which disease information appears was found near the top of the head. This area was found near the top of the head. This area was found to provide a convenient tool to see the whole picture and closely follow the course of the disease.

＜Methods＞ The rhomboid is drawn on a surgical cap (“Clean Cap M” made by Iuchi-Seieido, tel: +81-3-3249-2070) put on the patient’s head. It is located in the middle of the parietal region a little anterior to the major fontanelle, with the size of about 1.5×1.5 cm. In a healthy subject, ORT opens only on the perimeter of the rhomboid. (If ORT opens inside the rhomboid, the patient has one or more abnormalities, corresponding to the ORT-open arca(s).) To draw the rhomboid, first try to find the four apexes, where ORT opens, as tentative ones. Then, do ORT opens at the midpoints of the adjacent (tentative) apexes. If ORT opens, it is confirmed that the tentative apexes are true ones. The rhomboid is thus drawn. Do ORT within the rhomboid area in a usual manner. Scanning throughout the area by ORT compatibility reactions will depict problem areas, each resonant with biological agent(s), heavy metal(s), tumor markers(s), neurotransmitter(s), hormone(s), and/or uptaken drug(s). The drug(s) which covers all the problem areas should be prescribed so that those not allowed to thrive. Being used repeatedly on the same patient, acting as a kind of medical chart.

＜Discussion＞ Although it is not uncommon that a patient with an intractable disease has ten or more problems depicted within the rhomboid arising KFA enables us to deal with all the problems simultaneously, and makes follow-up easier and more thorough. Several cases will be presented.

Address corresponding to：New Sankei Building, Otemachi 1-7-2, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 170,Japan. TEL：+81-3-3244-4254 FAX.：+81-3-3244-4091

Therapy for Chlamydia trachomatis infection applied with the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test

Kazuya Harada,M.D.,Ph.D.1), Masanori Yokouchi,M.D.2), Akemi Iwanaga2), Keiko Yoshida,Pharm.2)，Nobuhiro Maruyama,M.D.,Ph.D.3), Ryuzo Honda,M.D.4), Haruki Kajima5) , Takayasu Yo,M.D.6)

1) Oyama City O-Ring Test Research Group & Hitotonoya Clinic 2)Tokyo O-Ring Test Research Group & Yokouchi Clinic 3) Sendai City O-Ring Test Research Group & Tokusyukai Hospital 4) Sapporo City O-Ring Test Research Group & Makita Hospital 5) Matsuyama City Oriental Medicine O-Ring Test Research Group 6) Hokkaido O-Ring Test Research Group & Hobetsu Town Clinic

Abstract

Based on the research finding using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test & It's resonance phenomena originally discovered and developed by Prof.Omura, Y. of New York, we reported during last congress on the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (BDORT) originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y., New York that Chlamydial infection was widely spreading through the horizontal transmission of sexual intercourse and the vertical transmission from mother to child, and the Chlamydia trachomatis existed in abnormal or painful lesion of various diseases. But the therapy for C.trachomatis infection is very difficult to disappear the bacteria on the BDORT, though the conventional chemotherapy may be able to improve some complaints of the disease. We have tried many therapeutic methods and have been able to elevate the cure rate on the BDORT. So we introduce our methods as follows:

Ａ．Drug therapy … drugs is selected by the BDORT.

1.administration of anti-biotics new quinolones, clarithromycin, minomycin, vibramycin, erythromycin etc.

2.administration of Kampo formulations Keishi-bukuryo-gan, Ryutan-shakan-to, Choto-san etc.

Ｂ．Special therapy

1.improvement of the environment in the body

2.drinking the high-energy waters (the oxidation-reduction potential ?200〜 -1000mV)…water is selected by the BDORT.

3.improvement of the living environment

4.measures against the electro-magnetic wave

5.direction of the head during sleep

6.stimulation to the acupuncture points or the meridians…”Qi-gong” cloth or small disc issuing special wave (��-best tipR) is used as a stimulator.

7.“Hugai” (acupuncture point reflecting the Thymus)

8.extra-points on eight extra-channels

9.special acupuncture points

10.points in the ear

Among these therapies, drinking of the high-energy water and Qi-gong therapy to the acupuncture points or the meridians were be able to disappear C.trachomatis on the BDORT instantly.

Address : Hitotonoya Clinic 1-19-1 Hitotonoya, Oyama-City, Tochigi 323, Japan TEL :+81-285(22)7700 FAX.:+81-285(22)6636

About the dose of medicine used

Chieko Hirobe，Ph.D. Prof. Human Science Division, Seisen University

Abstract

O-ring method is very useful not only to recommend a medicine to be used, but also to determine its proper amount. Using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test method originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y., we examined an amount of propolis to be used for a breast tumor.

Miss A was 25 years old at that time and had a small tumor on her right breast. We examined the dose of propolis (Hayashibara) was a desirable amount for her. However, the examination was conducted before her ovulation period. Towards her ovulation period, this desirable dose was changed to 0.7g and up to 1g. Judging from this, in order to detect tumors in a woman’s organ, it is desirable to examine the dose of medicine to be used at least once a week or so. Also, we checked the period during which the medicine remained effective. For Miss A, we examined once per hour and detected tumor. Usually, when she took propolis 7 o’clock in the morning, it was effective until 4 or 5 o’clock in the afternoon. However, when she was near ovulation period, it was only effective until 1 or 2 o’clock in the afternoon. The fact means that when a doctor decides an effective amount of medicine to be used, he has to teach the patient not to take any medicine in the morning when he wants him or her to come to his hospital. Also, he has to be very careful if the patient is a female.

Address corresponding to: 3-16-21 Higashi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141, TEL: +81-3-3447-5551 FAX: +81-3-3447-5493

The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test in a Surgical Department for Outpatients

Andre De Smul,M.D., F.I.C.A.E. Prof. Emeritus of Department of Surgery;Vrije (Free) University of Brussels Belgium

Abstract

For several years the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test has been used in this department of our University Hospital.

This test proved to have many advantages on other Kinesiologic examinations by its ability to quantify the intensity of a response.

The main uses were:

-In the field of diagnosis:

-screening of organ representation points

-organ mapping

-determination of germs involved in local infections

-localization and confirmation of electromagnetic-field-induced abnormal parts of the body

-In the field of treatment:

-selection of most effective antibiotics resulting in no allergy or intolerance

-selection of optimal N.S.A.I.D. (non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and other drugs in order to avoid side-effects (stomach ulcers, allergy or intolerance)

The Nurses in this department were also trained to use the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y.) for patients mentioning previous allergy or intolerance to products used in surgical dressings:

-cleaning and disinfection solutions

-ointments

-tapes and bandages

For very old, very impaired or non collaborating patients an intermediate test person was used. In these applications the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test proved to be a quick and accurate non-invasive method, without any expense. The principles of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test were taught to the medical students in a special course “Study of Non-Conventional Medical Techniques”

The method would be implemented more easily if we had available:

-handbooks in European languages

-Test-sets

Both kept up to date with the new discoveries to come.

Clinical Cases Suffering from Headache in Three Generations Accompanied with Resonance Response To Treponema Pallidum and Lead.

Satoshi Ayuzawa, M.D.1), Heiichi Yano, M.D., Ph.D.2),Takao Enomoto, M.D., Ph.D.1), Tadao Nose, M.D., Ph.D.1)

1)Dept. of Neurosurgery, Inst. of Clinical Medicine, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan. 2)Internal Medicine, Kashiwa Hospital, Jikei University School of Medicine, Chiba, Japan.

Abstract

Introduction: In the Orient we have saying "Bo-Shi-Dou-Fuku" which means that both mother and the children have to take the same drug to treat to a disease even if the disease is only present in the children. Recently we have experienced such cases treated with Amoxicillin and an Oriental herbal medicine successfully based on the findings of Bi-Digital O-Ring Test originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. of New York, which we thought worthwhile to report.

Case 1: The first case is a 23 year-old female who suffered from headache from her pre-school age, which was diagnosed as migraine without aura. Her migraine attack occurred 3 or 4 times a week. Bi-Digital O-Ring Test indicated the strong positive response to Treponema Pallidum and lead over the parieto-occipital area on the left side. Amoxicillin and Keishi-Bukuryou-Gan (TJ-25, Tsumura Pharmaceutical Co., Japan) which belongs to "Ku-Oketsu-Zai", a type of Oriental herbal medicine for overcoming blood stagnation or stasis, were evaluated and found to be potentially effective according to the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test drug compatibility test. She was put on Amoxicillin and TJ-25. After the treatment she became almost free from migraine headache, and also from heavy headedness. The resonance to Treponema Pallidum also once disappeared, however, it temporally appeared again when she contacted with her mother who also suffered from migraine. This resonant response disappeared after treating her mother.

Case 2: The second case is 55 year-old female, the mother of case 1, who has suffered from migraine with aura for the past 20 years. She used various kinds of analgesic drugs habitually with temporal relief. Bi-Digital O-Ring Test indicated positive resonant response to Treponema Pallidum and lead over the parieto-occipital area on the left side, which was same as case 1. Amoxicillin and TJ-25 were evaluated to be potentially effective. She was put on only TJ-25 at first, but the relief of her headache was not obtained. Then we prescribed Amoxicillin in addition to TJ-25. After the administering the Amoxicillin, her headache remarkably improved and she became almost free from the analgesic agents.

Case 3: The third case is 87 year-old female, the maternal grandmother of case 1, who suffered from dementia. Bi-Digital O-Ring Test revealed positive resonant response to Treponema Pallidum and lead on the left frontal area, and also over the left parieto-occipital area to some extent. She was also put on Amoxicillin and TJ-25. After the administration she reported that her heavy headedness improved.

Serological examinations for syphilis were negative in all cases.

Discussion: In the presented cases Amoxicillin was effective to relieve their headache. Bi-Digital O-Ring Test is useful methods to select the effective drugs. In our cases the resonant response to Treponema pallidum was found in the daughter, her mother, and also her maternal grandmother. In addition we found that positive resonance to Treponema pallidum on the daughter increased when she contacted with her pre-treated mother. These findings might be suggesting some functional correlation related to Treponema pallidum between the daughter and her mother, which Bi-Digital O-Ring Test could detect as the resonant response　

Correspondence: 1-1-1 Tennodai, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305, Japan. TEL: +81-298-53-3220 FAX: +81-298-53-3214

Treatment of the Patients with Prolonged Symptoms After Whiplash Injury Using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test.

Satoshi Ayuzawa, M.D.1), Heiichi Yano, M.D., Ph.D.2), Takao Enomoto, M.D., Ph.D.1), Tadao Nose, M.D., Ph.D.1) 1)Dept. of Neurosurgery, Inst. of Clinical Medicine, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan.2)Internal Medicine, Kashiwa Hospital, Jikei University School of Medicine, Chiba, Japan.

Abstract

Purpose: Whiplash injury is one of the common disorders, but in some cases various complaints and symptoms are prolonged and difficult to be relieved, although the injury may have been negligible. In this clinical study we use Bi-Digital O-Ring Test originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. of New York for the treatment of the patients after whiplash injury.

Subjects and Methods: Twelve patients (9 males, 3 females, ranging from 34 to 71 years old) whose symptoms could not be relieved by conventional treatment with analgesic and antispasmodic drugs, tranquilizers, or physical therapy, were examined and treated by the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test. The period from the accident to the examination of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test ranged from 2 months to 28 years. The patients complained various symptoms such as shoulder stiffness, neck pain, headache, dizziness, tinnitus, retro-orbital pain, flushing, pain or dysesthesia of upper extremity, and general fatigue. Three cases were diagnosed as Barre-Lieou syndrome. Weakness of upper extremity was presented in 3 patients.

Results: 1) The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test revealed strong abnormal response on the shoulder and the neck, including the areas of the right vertebral artery and acupuncture point GB 21 in all cases. 2) Resonant test with reference samples was performed in 9 cases; positive resonant response to Thromboxane B2 was found in 7 cases, mercury in 4 cases, and some bacteria and/or virus were in 5 cases. 3) In 11 of 12 cases, ''Ku-Oketsu-Zai'', a type of Oriental herbal medicine for overcoming blood stagnation or stasis, was evaluated to be potentially effective by Bi-Digital O-Ring Test drug compatibility test. Chinese parsley was also effective in 6 cases, of which 3 had a strong resonant response to mercury. In the cases with resonance to bacteria and/or virus, responsible antibiotic or anti-viral agent was found to be potentially effective. The effective drugs and its suitable dose altered in the course of the treatment in some cases. 4) Relief of the symptoms was obtained to some extent in all cases; Muscle weakness improved in all 3 cases with muscle weakness beforehand. In 2 cases the improvements of the muscle strength were obtained immediately only by holding drugs, of which 1 it was clearly demonstrated by hand dynamometer. In 7 cases (58%) all medication could be terminated. 5) Besides the neurological symptoms, additional improvements were obtained such as blood sugar level, gastrointestinal condition, and skin problem in some cases.

Discussion: Infection and/or abnormal metal deposit to and around the vertebral artery is considered as the cause of the prolongation of the symptoms after whiplash injury based on the findings of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test in this study. Suitable drugs could be selected by Bi-Digital O-Ring Test drug compatibility test. We could obtain the additional systemic improvement besides their main neurological symptoms, which was considered as one of the advantages of the treatment using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test. As for the instantaneous improvement of disturbed muscle strength only with holding suitable drugs, it could not be considered according to the conventional pharmacological concepts and effects. It is already observed that the effect of drug is transferred by electromagnetic mean during the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test. We assume that the electromagnetic action of suitable drugs scavenged the pathological electromagnetic oscillations caused by trauma and following infection, which lead to an improvement in the coordination of the neuromuscular system in this case.

Correspondence: 1-1-1 Tennodai, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305, Japan. TEL: +81-298-53-3220 FAX: +81-298-53-3214

Evaluation of Uterine Activity in Pregnant and Non-Pregnant Rats Before and After Electroacupuncture Stimulation and the Influence of Central Nervous System.

Paulo L. Farber, M.D.; Marcelo Zugaib, M.D.; Cesar Timo-Iaria, M.D., Ph.D. Department of Acupuncture Research, University of Sao Paulo Medical School;Department of Obstetrics, University of Sao Paulo Medical School Laboratory of Experimental Neurology, University of Sao Paulo Medical School, Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Abstract

Objective: Evaluation of uterine activity (UA) before and after acupuncture stimulation and the influence of central nervous system (CNS) on UA.

Methods: We used 16 female Wistar rats, 7 pregnants and 9 non-pregnants, deeply anaesthesied. In 8 animals (6 non pregnant and 2 pregnant) we placed electrodes at cerebral cortex (areas 3 and 10) and hypoccampus (area CA1). All animal had a pair of electrodes at uterus. Pregnant rats, between 14-19 days of pregnancy, after 30 minutes initial observat ion, are submitted to 90 minutes of electroacupuncture at acupoints Sanyinjiao (SP-6) and Zuzanli (S-36).

Results: The uterine activity were similar in pregnant (1, 87 contractions/ 3 minutes) and non pregnant rats (1,82 contractions/ 3 minutes, p > 0.1). After electroacupuncturte, the number of events rises for 1,87/ 3 minutes to (23,21/ 3 minutes; p < 0.01). In 3 rats ( 1 non-pregnant and 2 pregnants), after anesthesias, we find correlation between the rise of cerebral activity (cortex and hipoccampus) and the uterine activity. Using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (BDORT) resonance phenomenon originally found and developed by Prof. Omura, Y. of New York between two identical substances with a piece of rat’s uterus as a control substance we found resonance with the dorsal part of hipoccampus (CAI area) and surrounding cerebral cortex.

Conclusions: Uterine activity rises after 90 minutes of electroacupuncture in Wistar pregnant rats, and activation of CNS may be involved in this phenomenon.

Organ Representation of the Ear and Treatment of Incurable Illness

MasanoriYokouchi,M.D1)AkemiIwamizu1)KeikoYoshidaPharm.1)NobuhiroMaruyama,M.D ,Ph,D,3)Ryuzo Honda,M.D. 4)Haruki Kashima4)Takayasu Yo,M.D. 5)Kazuya Harada,M.D.,Ph.D.6) 1)Tokyo O-Ring Test Research Group & Yokouchi Clinic 2) Sendai City O-Ring Test Research Group& Tokushukai Hospital 3)Sapporo City O-Ring Test Research Group & Makita Hospital 4) Matsuyama City Oriental Medicine O-Ring Test Research Group 5)Hokkaido O-Ring Test Research Group & Hobetsu Town Hospital 6) Oyama City O-Ring Test Research Group & Hitotonoya Clinic

Abstract

In 1951 Paul Nogier, a French doctor, discovered that, when superimposing a diagram of the ear over a diagram of the fetus as it is normally positioned upside down in the womb, the diagrammatic position of the "points reflexes auriculaires" (auricular reflex points) corresponds to the position of the various organs and parts of the body. By finding painful spots in the auricula through the application of pressure or electric stimulation, it is possible to find trouble spots in the body. This was verified in clinical examinations. Nogier also found that the pulse rate changed in his patients when pressure was applied to points in the auricula which corresponded to diseased areas of the body. He named this reaction "reflexe auriculo cardiaque." His discoveries inspired new interest in the study of classical Chinese theories of acupuncture. In particular, treatment with ear acupuncture gained wider acceptance. I have been treating people through acupuncture, sometimes employing it even for anesthesia, since 1974. With Nogier's theory and the diagram of Acupuncture and Moxibustion Extraordinary Points (Modern Chinese Medical Association, 1976) I have had successful results. However, there have been cases which did not show any improvement. Between May the 10th and 19th, 1997 we decided to check whether normal tissue samples taken from different parts of the body would resonate with any particular area of the ear. O-Ring resonance test originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. of New York showed that Nogier's "points reflexes auriculaires" did not always correspond as he predicted. We found, for example, that body parts which had developed from the ectoderm such as hair, skin, the nervous system, and the pituitary and mammary glands generally did not correspond to Nogier's points. Nogier concluded that the cerebrum was represented in the lower ear lobe, but we could not confirm any resonance with samples from the cerebrum. The mandible and molars, however, did resonate with this area, and the cerebrum resonated instead with the antitragus. Moreover, body parts which had developed from the endoderm and mesoderm were also sometimes different from Nogier's "points reflexes auriculaires." We also confirmed that there are organ representation areas on the backside of the auricula. Since the 19th of May, 1997 we have placed pieces of cloth infused with Qi-gong energy onto organ representation areas on both the front and backside of the ears of patients with cancer or incurable illness, and they have produced better results than previous ear acupuncture treatment. The organ representation areas treated in these instances were decided by O-Ring test.　Treatment can be improved by keeping in mind that using the O-ring test in conjunction with Nogier's " points reflexes auriculaires" will produce a more accurate diagnosis.

Address corresponding to : Yokouchi Clinic 6F 4-4-1 Higashi-Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164 Japan 　 Tel/Fax: +81-3-5386-0205

Research on Indirect Bi-Digital O-Ring Test for Domestic Farm

T.Tony Matsubara,,D.V.M.,Ph.D. Associate Prof., Azabu University, School of Veterinary Medecine, Internal Medicine I

Abstract

Animal proteins will be an important factor in the 21st century in order to deal with the world’s food predicament which is arising from an increasing population and other natural disasters. I was given the opportunity to examine Blanc Bleu Belge (Belgian Blue Herd or B.B.B.) breed of beef cattle which have an extremely healttsubahy rate of gain and are gaining international focus. I observed and studied at Currie Farm, owned and operated by David and Joanne Currie, located in Flightpath, Toronto, Canada, an importer of beef cattle. Currie Farm has adopted the Loosebarn System as its method for breeding and there are 500 head of purbred and crossbred Blanc Bleu Belge. Health care administration was done under the guidance of a Veterinarian specializing in beef cattle. Breeding techniques were managed by other members, such as Mrs. Currie (the secretary Manager of Blanc Bleu Belge Association of Canada). The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test　(indirect) originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. of New York was implemented under the supervision of both of these aforementioned parties. In the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test’s method of examination, Dr.Hayakawa, who assisted in the studies, acted as the third person and the speaker (Matsubara) acted as the examiner. After fulfilling the three necessary conditions which are stipulated under this examination method, the environmental conditions under which the examination is performed were readied. First, two specimens of good health were diagnosed. One was a male Belgian Blue Herd weighing 250kg, and the other was a female crossbreed specimen weighing 300kg. The 3rd person took the 1-2 fingers and the Examiner used the I-II finger, taking the +1 finger.

The results are as follows:

1)Thymus gland average = Male ?3.25, Female ?2.75 2)Trachea average = Male +2.7,Female +3.2 3)Lungs average = Male +3.25,Female+2.50 4)Heart average =Male+2.75,Female+3.25

The two test specimens were not only clinically healthy but also proved healthy in the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test.

Testing of invalid (sickly) cows selected as specimens by the Currie Farm in house Veterinarian. Notification as given by the Veterinarian；Male Belgian Blue Herd weighing 300 kg, slightly dehydrated, loss of vigor and appetite, medium grade fever, and medium grade symptoms diarrhea. The environment in which the examination was performed was an area with concrete flooring, which was covered with a sufficient amount of straw chips. Grounding was avoided. The 3rd person once again utilized the 1-2 fingers with the Examiner also using the same �T-�U finger. Stimulation was Class 2 and a MAX-Output＜1mW Laser Pointer, 670nm was used.

Test results are as follows：1)Thymus gland average = -1.50 2)Trachea average =-2.13 3)Lungs average =-2.65 ４)Heart average =-3.12

This invalid (sickly) specimen was exposed to cold winds and rain five days prior to testing. Symptoms such as bronchopneumonia, fever and coughing continued. A pre-examination showed that the specimen was working toward recovery aided by antibacterial medication, transfusion of Ringer solution, and vitamins. In the future, we expect to derive an even better examination method using different types of pharmaceuticals and organ tissues samples places within microscopic slides. At the same time, it is hopeful that an organ imaging method specifically for animals can be developed.

Address correspond to：1-17-71 Fuchinobe, Sagamihara,Kanagawa 229,Japan TEL.0427-54-7111 FAX.0427-53-3395

Difficult dental cases that were estimated to be due to the infection and heavy metal deposit with B.D.ORT in our clinic

Hiroshi Fukuoka, D.D.S., Ph.D.1）, Kunitake Nomoto, D.D.S.,Ph.D.,Visiting Prof.,Keio University1,2),Yuko Koyama D.D.S.,Ph.D.1) and Akira Fukuoka, D.D.S., Ph.D., F.I.C.A.E., Council, Tokyo Dental College1,3)1) Fukuoka Dental Clinic and Research Laboratory of Oriental Medicine, Tokyo, Japan, 2) Keio University Medical School, Dental Clinic of University Hospital, Tokyo, Japan 3)Tokyo Dental College, Tokyo, Japan

Abstract

[Purpose] Imaging method of Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (B.D.ORT) that was originally developed by Prof.Omura, Y. of New York and writes the reaction area in a body table and estimate accumulation etc. of infection and also heavy metal and the like of an existence department rate, microorganism such as inflammation/paralysis finds out utility value to a difficult case disease that is to a dentistry clinical greatly. It shows a recent case that guided to recovery early and determine a treatment policy such as the selection of an administration medicine and estimate the cause of the disease and apply this method this time and make total processing reports for the past 10 years of our clinic.

[Case Reports] (1) Example that observed the resonance of virus (HSV2) bacteria (Streppyogenes) to a patient 65 year-old male of end treetop nature face nerve paralysis peripheral facioplegia. (2) Example that guided it to heal comfortably in 6 months with the ingestion of health food that selected with ORT and observe the resonance of mold (KY32) with ORT and worry to the eczema of the whole body and be diagnosed as Herpes infection for 2 years (3) Example that saw the resonance of lead to the head of a 53 year-old housewife of front cervix myopasm before it was doubted that it originates in the injustice of biting situation.(4) Drug allergy the example that observed the resonance of lead to 26 years old woman who was doubted and have chronic pain of the lower jaw the 2nd true molar department (5) Example that observed the resonance of mercury to 39 years old woman who appeals the chronic pain that spans in eye socket, chin joint department, rear from the head (6) It was the one 4 examples that resonated to the one 9 examples, mold that resonated with microorganism infection 52 examples, heavy metal examples, both, in diseases of 120 examples that we did imaging method of ORT means in our clinic.

[Results] It applies ORT to the aforementioned case and do the administration and, acupuncture and moxibustion/TEAS etc. of health food means and observed the progress until recovery. Also, increasing fighting spirits against sickness desire, by an abnormal department rate that recorded imaging in a body table with ORT by the progress of treatment causing to confirm progress that goes reducing to patient oneself I encouraged self-control.

[Conclusions and Discussion] We were able to admit usefulness to the application of everyday dentistry clinical ORT even from the result of a case total by ORT in our clinic the past 10, furthermore, from that a systemic correspondence was done by doing treatments and make a plan a treatment policy, by estimating a cause with ORT, about a dentistry disease difficult case that is not able to come to an exact conclusion in the Western medical diagnosis method.

Key words：Dentistry difficult case, The total result in terms of the disease by ORT imaging method

Address corresponding to：Rokko Dai-2 Bldg.,3F 1-3-7 Shinkawa, Cyuo-ku, Tokyo 104,Japan TEL:+81-3-3555-2221 FAX.: +81-3-3555-2225

Application of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Imaging Method in the Diagnosis of Temporomandibular Joint (IV)

Tanekuni Nomoto, D.D.S., Ph.D.,Visiting Prof.,Keio University1,2), Hiroshi Fukuoka,D.D.S., Ph.D.２）, Yuko Koyama,D.D.S.,Ph.D.2), Akira Fukuoka, D.D.S., Ph.D., F.I.C.A.E.,Council, Tokyo Dental College2,3) 1.Keio University Medical School, Dental Clinic of University Hospital, Tokyo, Japan 2.Fukuoka Dental Clinical Research Laboratory of Oriental Medicine, Tokyo, Japan 3.Tokyo Dental College, Tokyo, Japan

Abstract

【Purpose】Recently, the number of patients suffering from temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) are increasing. In diagnosis of TMD, it is important to investigate the organic and potential changes of temporomandibular joint (TMJ). In 1993, Prof. Omura, Y. of New York, for the first time, suceeded in mapping of the outline of normal and abnormal TMJ including Fossa, Disc and Condyle on the surface of face using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test resonance phenomenon, while mouth is opened and closed. We made an experiment on Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (ORT) Imaging method originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. for diagnosis of TMD patients.

【Method】We carried out ORT imaging method on TMJ region of TMD patients, and traced images of fossa, disc and condyle on face. These examinations performed on closed and widely open mouth positions. We also carried out Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) on the same patients, as MRI is generally considered to be the most valuable diagnostic method on TMD.

【Results】We made comparative studies with images gained from two methods. The images of bone tissues (fossa and condyle) were clearly and we could recognize organic and positional changes. The images of discs which produced by Imaging method, were less clear than those of MRI partly due to our limited technical skill. Some of them we could not compare about organic changes, but on these we were able to observe positional changes.

【Conclusions】From this research we think that BDORT Imaging method is helpful in the examination of TMD patients.

Address corresponding to Rokko Dai-2 Bldg. 3F, 1-3-7 Shinkawa Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104, Japan TEL: +81-3-3555-2221 FAX:+81-3-3555-2225

Occlusal Treatment for Body Joint Disease

Yoshiro Fujii,D.D.S. Nagoya City Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Study Group & Fujii Dental Clinic, Nagoya

Abstract

【Introduction】It has been clarified that there is a close relationship between the occlusal condition of the teeth and the whole body condition. There are case reports which knee joint sickness and rheumatism were cured by dental treatment. In this report; the effectiveness of the occlusal treatment by means of Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (ORT) originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. for certain joint disease would be shown.

【Methods】For knee joint disease, the difficulty of raising an upper limb because of rheumatism, the difficulty of raising a lower limb with lumbago and the difficulty of rotation of neck with stiffness, the dental treatments by means of the occlusal splint, the partial denture or bite adjustment referring the result of ORT were carried out.

【Results】All cases show the effectiveness of the occlusal treatment for these sickness. Moreover, other symptoms are also improved.

【Discussion】There are close relationship between dental area and the hole body situation. From this study, it is suggested that sometimes the occlusal treatment is very effective for joint pain or difficulty of joint movement. It may be very important to use ORT for searching of ideal biting position. However, to perform these treatments safely, cooperation of dental and medical profession is needed.

Address corresponding to：Park Hills Kyomei B-203, 2-16-7 Kyomei, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi 464, Japan TEL:+81-52-777-4154

Two case reports of antibiotic medication against Bruxism and articulation by using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test

Katsutoshi Hori,D.D.S.,Ph.D. Fukuoka City Bi-Digital O-Ring Test Study Group & Hori Dental Clinic, Fukuoka City

Abstract

Purpose： I have diagnosed the patients who complained about bruxism and articulation, and treated them by antibiotic medication by using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y., New York. I have experienced some cases of remarkable improvement. So I would like to report two typical cases.

Case 1： 21-year-old female. She complained exhausted feeling extend over the whole body from a chin facet division while waking-up time, shoulder devoted oneself to it, and dental paralysis feeling. Cause of her symptoms was supposed as her bruxism in the night. She had even a fear of a dental tusk omission.

Case 2：61-year-old female. Even though her dental tusk contact to go up and down to be enough , she feels that power doesn't enter her dental tusk with an articulation.

Both 2 cases, I detected abnormalities supposed as bacterial infection around the region of the side head. Simultaneously I supposed bacterial infection around the tonsils, pancreas, and spleen areas. Considering a relation among the tonsils and pancreas areas. Effective antibiotics against bacterial infection around the region of the side head and its optimal dose was detected by using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test and medicated it. Simultaneously I have used needles and soft lasers to increase the drug uptake effect around the diseased areas. I have stimulated the acupuncture points of 下関 (Hsia Kuan) and ears. Even though both cases were suspected the problems of articulation,I didn't adjustment of the articulation and didn't any other treatment or advice.

Results：Symptom almost disappear by only giving medicine to Case 2 for 2 days and to Case 1, for 6 days.

Discussions： I suppose that the abnormalities detected around side head areas is the abnormalities of thalamic. Bacterial infection is supposed to cause the abnormalities of thalamic perception , disorder of a control of an exercise arose , and arise the symptoms of diseases. Generally speaking articulation and mental stress are supposed to cause bruxism, but there is almost no treatment considering the relationship between bacterial infection and bruxism. I suspcected bacterial infection in clinical cases of night bruxism by using theBi-Digital O-Ring Test. The effect of antibiotic medication showed notable improvement. So we should consider about influence of bacterial infection to improve the symptom of bruxism.

Address corresponding to： Hori Dental Clinic 2-1-2 Mizutani Higashi-ku Fukuoka City 813, Japan TEL：+81-92-672-8255FAX：+81-92 - 672 - 8255

O-Ring Method for the Use of Vitex agnus-castus

Chieko Hirobe,Ph.D. Prof. Human Science Division, Seisen University

Abstract

Vitex agnus caustus is a well known herb for women in Europe. It is originally grown in Italy Greece and the surrounding area of the Mediterranean Sea. Vitex restores balance to the female hormonal system effective to such disorders as depression, cramps, swings, water retention, weight gain etc. Consequently, Vitex also helps ease the symptoms of menopaus and stimulate milk production of mothers.

The author collected Vitex agnus castus in Golan Height and subjected to a screening test for anti-human cancer activity along with other 60 plants. Vitex showed remarkable results. The author also tried to examine this plant for various human cancers in vitro which also led to satisfactory results. Thus, the well known herb is also proved to be effective for cancers, especially for breast, uterus and ovary cancers. Vitex is a well known health food in Europe and the Middle East and no bad side effect observed for the past 2000 years. Therefore, it will not be so difficult to use Vitex also in Japan if we determine its proper amount by means of Bi-Digital O-Ring Test originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y., New York.

Address corresponding to: 3-16-21 Higashi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141,Japan TEL:+81-3-3447-5551 FAX: +81-3-3447-5493

A Clinical Study of the Association of Tonic and Sedating Acupoints with Organs, Using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (First Report)

Toshikatsu KITADE, Ph.D., C.A. Meiji University of Oriental Medicine; Hiyoshi-cho, Funai-gun, Kyoto 629-03, JAPAN, Tel:+81-771-72-1181, FAX:+81-771-72-0326

Abstract

[Objective] According to the traditional theory of acupuncture, if some meridian becomes pathologic, that is, if it becomes 'deficient' or 'excessive', some acupoints along that meridian serve as tonic points and others along the same meridian serve as sedating points (Table 1). At this Third International Symposium on Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, I will present my recent clinical study, in which the association of these tonic and sedating points with various organs was analyzed, using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (BDORT) originally developed by Prof. Omura, Y. of New York.

[Methods] 1.Subjects: Ten randomly selected patients (3 males and 7 females) were the subjects. In each subject, 24 acupoints, serving as tonic or sedating points, were tested in July or August 1997.

2. Procedure of BDORT

While the subjects held a specimen of a normal organ on their palm, the examiner compressed the skin above the acupoint, using an insulated bar, and pulled the finger to be tested. A map was made of those skin areas whose compression induced the test finger to open (areas showing the resonance phenomenon, i.e., areas associated with called the specimen held) and areas whose compression did not induce the finger to open (areas not associated with the specimen held)[3]. This is called direct BDORT.

[Results and Discussion] 1. Compression of the perimeter of most acupoints resulted in positive responses when the subject held the specimen of the organ whose name is linked with the meridian to which the stimulated acupoint belongs. For example, compression of acupoints Taiyuan (L9) and Chihtse (L5), which belong to the lung meridian, yielded positive responses when the subject held a specimen of lung. However, acupoints along the pericardial meridian were found to be associated with the adrenal gland instead of the pericardium, acupoints along the triple heater meridian were associated with the thyroid, parathyroid, pancreas and gonad, and acupoints along the bladder meridian were associated with the peritoneum.

2. Positive responses to compression of the center of each acupoint were not related to holding one particular organ on the palm. That is, no particular correspondence was observed between positive responses to compression of the center of each acupoint and the organ specimen held in the hand. These results suggest that each acupoint is associated with two or more organs, rather than only one organ.

Key Words: Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, sedating point, tonic point, acupuncture

Qi-Gong Scientific Research

Prof.Yoshio Machi,Dr. of Engineering Tokyo Denki University, Dept. of Electronics Japan

Abstract

This report is related to physiological studies of Qi Gong; such as EEG, ECG, blood pressure, respiration, GSR(galvanic skin response), blood flow by Doppler laser, ultrasonic echo and others. It is said there are more than three thousand kinds of Qi Gong in China. In this report, we would like to explain about standing posture Qi Gong, 6 words practice and Kiao Zhou Tian that belong to a the static Qi Gong group. Also, concerning external Qi Gong, we carried out an experiment with Qi Gong anesthesia that we though it had a strong effect on people. Detailed data will be given in the symposium. In these Qi Gong, all of the methods were controlled by the autonomic nerve system of Qi Gong master, especially the sympathetic nervous system. In the EEG topography data of the three kinds of Qi Gong, the alpha 1 wave increases in his frontal lobe. This is due to his increase concentration. In these conditions, the respiration is related to his concentration. Discussions on this will be followed up in the conference.

Stored Qi Gong Energy in Various Materials and Characteristics of 2 Types((+)&(-)) of Qi Gong Energy Which Have Opposite Effects:Clinical Applications of (+) Qi Gong Energy for the Treatment of Intractable Medical Problems Including Pain, Infection,Cardiovascular Disease & Cancer

Yoshiaki Omura, M.D., Sc. D., F.A.C.A., F.I.C.A.E. Director of Medical Research, Heart Disease Research Foundation; President, International College of Acupuncture & Electro-therapeutics; Visiting Research Prof., Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Manhattan College; Prof., Dept. of Non-Orthodox Medicine, Ukranian National (former Kiev) Medical University; Former Adjunct Prof., Dept. of Pharmacology, Chicago Medical School.

Abstract

In 1988, using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, we evaluated the changes on different parts of the body of a renowned Qi Gong master before, during, and after he performed external Qi Gong treatment. We found significant Bi-Digital O-Ring Test weakening responses at specific parts of the body that were otherwise normal before and after Qi Gong treatment. Among the many areas, changes at Qi Hai (C.V.6), Shi Men (C.V.5), and entire spine was significant. Among these changes, Shi Men showed the maximum Bi-Digital O-Ring Test weakening changes. Using changes in C.V.5 as a major criteria to evaluate whether or not the Qi Gong master is actually emitting detectable Qi Gong energy, the author was able to analyze all of the essential parameters necessary to emit external Qi Gong effectively. Using the methods developed from this investigation to generate external Qi Gong energy, the author obtained significant therapeutic effects in reducing or eliminating pain, improving circulation and enhancing drug uptake. However, within 24 hours after performing each external Qi Gong treatment, the author noticed an internal GI hemorrhage, which can be identified by a positive occult blood test. As a result, the teaching and practice of this newly discovered quick and effective method of external Qi Gong emission was temporarily discontinued.

To solve this problem, the author attempted to store the Qi Gong energy in different materials and succeeded in storing it on paper, wood, glass, metals, cloth materials, Band-Aids, etc. When stored Qi Gong energy on a piece of paper was applied to painful area, some of the Qi Gong energy stored paper reduced or eliminated pain with improvement of circulation within 30 seconds while also strengthening the weakened muscles. However, application of some of the paper produced a completely opposite effect and enhanced the pain with disturbance of circulation accompanied by a marked increase of Thromboxane B2 & Substance P and weakening of the muscles detected using the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test. The degree of the pain was also quantitatively measured by a Dolorimeter. Further study of these phenomena lead the author to discover that three exist two completely opposing types of Qi Gong energy. One type which reduces or eliminates pain, improves the circulation by including vasodilation, and strengthens weak muscles was called (+) Qi Gong and the opposite type was called (-) Qi Gong. The (-) Qi Gong induces vasocontriction, which enhances circulatory disturbance and accumulation of Thromboxane B2 and if it is applied in the painful area, Substane P increases markedly resulting in exacerbation of existing pain. When (-) Qi Gong energy is applied directly from the Qi Gong master’s hand on the heart or brain of the patient, it has the potential to induce angina, or even more myocardial infarct, as well as transient ischemic attack or stroke. Particularly, if the patient has pre-existing myocardial infarct, as well as transient ischemic or cerebral circulatory problems, the potential risk is very high. Therefore, in order to use Qi Gong safely, one needs to know how both (+) and (-) Qi Gong energies are emitted.

Initially, when Qi Gong energy was stored on paper, part of the same side of the paper had (+) Qi Gong energy and the remaining part of the same side had (-) Qi Gong energy. In 1989, the author succeeded in storing one side of paper or other materials with pure (+) or (-) Qi Gong energy. Subsequently,