Question

Hi Michi,
This evening I decided to send you an article [in Hebrew] about research done in South Korea in which they supposedly managed to prove the existence of meridians, and of the body’s energy channels, using clear scientific methods.
But before I copied that article, I said to myself that it would be proper to check the material thoroughly.
So I googled the primo vascular system [that’s what those energy channels are called in the Korean study] and found an article by a physician [ret.] in the U.S. Air Force that tears the Korean article apart and shows that it isn’t serious [to put it mildly…].
In short, I patted myself on the shoulder for not falling into that trap.
But don’t get me wrong—like old Galileo, I still stick to my belief that Chinese acupuncture and the like do help. Placebo, or whatever it may be—it helps.
All the best