Anthony,
Roger, roger; but let's let JMJM speak for himself.
--Joe
> Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote:
>
> Joe,
> Â
> The easiest instrument to measure the flow path of body 'chi', is an electric
> resistance detector. Whereever there is a 'chi' path, the resistance is
> lower. Acupuncture practitioners use it to locate places to apply the
> needles. You see many such intruments in hospitals all over China. But
> don't expect to see how you 'unite' yours with universal chis, as proposed by
> JMJM. That is beyond of the scope of the instrument.
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