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穴位回归公式初探（Preliminary study on the formula of acupoint regression） Preliminary study on the formula of acupoint regression Yang Lan Du Jianhua (Department of organ outpatient service of Changsha electric power company, Hunan electric power worker hot spring sanatorium, Hunan 410007, China) (World Society for the treatment of eight characters) Abstract: the theoretical basis of point regression formula created by Huangdi Neijing discusses and bioelectricity principle on the acupoints of the human body is a comprehensive and systematic explanation; application and typical case on the point of the regression equation are introduced in detail. Key word： Acupoint regression formula, character therapy, Yin Yang relative balance reaction, bioelectricity phenomenon With the eight treatment method, Yin and Yang, and the relative balance, 1 the clinical application and deepening, the author of Huangdi Neijing careful study and understanding, from the interpretation of a let every acupuncture workers can use flexible and effective point regression formula, have breakthrough and important supplement to the existing traditional acupoints. 1. Acupoint regression formula The disease is changing, and the past points are fixed. Using a fixed point to treat different people and different diseases is tantamount to wishful thinking, kezhouqiujian. Now we can use the eight therapy in the Yin and Yang, and the relative balance, reaction derived point regression formula, so that every kind of disease has its own corresponding points (reaction zone or reaction point). The traditional meridians and acupoints are discovered and summarized in the long life practice. The understanding of the point continuously enriched, increasing the number, generally divided into three categories: 1, belonging to a certain meridian said the fourteen meridian points; 2, in the original meridian outside extrachannel points; 3, without a fixed position, but with the pain and tenderness of Ashi disease. 2: from t