Validation, Instrumentation and Procedures in Scientific Traditional Chinese Medicine (STCM)
Johnson J. H. Wang
- Year
- 2022
- Citations
- 7
Abstract
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been practiced in China since 2700 BC; yet not recognized as a science. Now a companion paper in this Symposium by this author reports that TCM has been transform to a Scientific TCM (STCM) based on the theory of Chee. This paper discusses the validation of the theory and the associated instrumentation and procedures in STCM and potential applications. Although there are many difficulties in this research, they appear surmountable in view of the enormous momentum of 5G and 6G to cover 28-95 GHz and 100-3000 GHz, respectively. It is estimated that STCM should be able to achieve >10X improvements in accuracy, efficacy, and safety, over TCM. It is also expected that research on the theory of Chee will likely lead to new scientific discoveries, new diagnostic and therapeutic instrumentation and procedures, some with robotic and even supernatural potentials.
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