Meridian and acupoint five elements technique rehabilitation therapy
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610507504.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-04-17
- Publication Date
- 2026-08-21
AI Technical Summary
[0004]本发明的目的在于提供一种经络穴位五行术康复疗法,聚焦经络穴位调理手法,结合五行专属对应体系,构建五行与五脏、经络、穴位的唯一对应关系,设计专属调理手法和分层流程,实现五脏经络疏通、气血调和、机能康复的调养效果,解决现有技术中手法单一、针对性差、易重合、涉及医疗治疗等问题
[0015]本发明实施例由于采用以上技术方案,其具有以下优点:本发明中
Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] This invention belongs to the field of traditional Chinese medicine meridian rehabilitation and conditioning technology, specifically involving a meridian acupoint five-element rehabilitation therapy. Background Technology
[0002] Current TCM meridian therapy techniques often employ single acupoint acupressure or conventional meridian massage, resulting in poor targeted treatment, limited techniques, lack of systematic support, weak integration with the Five Elements theory, and easy overlap with existing technologies. Some Five Elements meridian therapy techniques simply correspond the Five Elements with the five internal organs and acupoints without developing unique treatment methods and procedures. They also largely borrow from existing TCM formulas or conventional techniques, lacking innovation and uniqueness, and failing to achieve precise and simultaneous rehabilitation and conditioning of the five internal organs and meridians. Furthermore, some existing meridian therapy techniques fall under the scope of medical treatment, which does not meet the requirements for patent protection, and there are issues such as non-standard operation and lack of safety control.
[0003] Therefore, there is an urgent need for a unique meridian and acupoint conditioning technique that avoids existing technologies, does not add any irrelevant components, focuses on meridian and acupoint conditioning methods, and combines the Five Elements system to construct a systematic, standardized, and unique conditioning plan, solve the shortcomings of existing technologies, and achieve precise rehabilitation and conditioning of the meridians and acupoints. Summary of the Invention
[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide a meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation, which focuses on meridian acupoint conditioning techniques, combines a five-element exclusive correspondence system, constructs a unique correspondence between the five elements and the five internal organs, meridians, and acupoints, designs exclusive conditioning techniques and layered processes, and achieves conditioning effects such as unblocking the meridians of the five internal organs, harmonizing qi and blood, and restoring functions, thus solving the problems of existing technologies such as single techniques, poor targeting, easy overlap, and involvement of medical treatment.
[0005] The technical solution of this invention is implemented as follows: A meridian acupoint five-element rehabilitation therapy, based on the core of the five-element exclusive correspondence system, avoids any existing correspondence patterns between the five elements and the five internal organs, meridians, and acupoints. It constructs unique correspondences for Wood-Liver-Liver Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, Fire-Heart-Heart Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, Earth-Spleen-Spleen Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, Metal-Lung-Lung Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, and Water-Kidney-Kidney Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints. It designs exclusive core conditioning techniques and auxiliary conditioning techniques, adopts a layered conditioning process of "positioning-dredging-harmonizing-consolidation", and combines individualized adaptation adjustment and a full-process safety control mechanism to form an independent, complete, and systematic meridian acupoint conditioning technology solution. This solution does not draw on any existing meridian conditioning techniques, processes, or theoretical applications, but only focuses on meridian acupoint conditioning techniques, precisely stimulating the exclusive meridians and acupoints corresponding to the five internal organs.
[0006] Furthermore, the Five Elements exclusive correspondence system is a custom design. Wood corresponds to the Liver, Liver Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; Fire corresponds to the Heart, Heart Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; Earth corresponds to the Spleen, Spleen Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; Metal corresponds to the Lung, Lung Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; and Water corresponds to the Kidney, Kidney Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints. All exclusive acupoints are selected and combined specifically for the Five Elements, which is different from the existing acupoint combinations for the Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lung, and Kidney Meridians. The location of each acupoint adopts the Luo Shi exclusive marking method. This marking method is located through exclusive physiological marks on the human body surface, which is different from existing acupoint location methods. The positioning accuracy error does not exceed 0.5cm, ensuring the targeted stimulation of acupoints.
[0007] Furthermore, the exclusive core conditioning techniques comprise five types, each corresponding to one of the Five Elements and one of the Five Internal Organs. Each technique is exclusively designed and distinct from any existing acupressure or meridian massage techniques. Specifically: The Luo Shi exclusive acupressure technique corresponds to the Liver (Wood element), with a pressure of 3-5 N, a pressing frequency of 1 time / 2 seconds, a pressing time of 15-20 seconds per acupoint, a pressing angle of 45°, a finger bending angle of 30°, and the force applied at the junction of the thumb pad and the index finger joint; the Luo Shi exclusive kneading technique corresponds to the Heart (Fire element), with a kneading force of 2-4 N, a kneading frequency of 3 times / second, a kneading time of 30-40 seconds per meridian, and a kneading direction that is unidirectional from the core acupoints to the auxiliary acupoints, distinct from existing meridian kneading directions, and the force applied at the inner edge of the palm; the Luo Shi exclusive rubbing technique corresponds to the Spleen (Earth element), with a kneading force of 1-3... N, the kneading frequency is 2 times / second, the kneading time is 20-25 seconds at each meridian intersection, the kneading angle is 30°, and a circular kneading method is used, with the force applied to the palm; Metal corresponds to the Lung, Luo Shi's exclusive light tapping technique, the tapping force is 0.5-1N, the tapping frequency is 4 times / second, the tapping time is 15-20 seconds for each meridian, using a hollow palm exclusive force application method, which is different from existing light tapping techniques and existing techniques such as "tapping eight voids", with the force applied to the connection between the knuckles and the palm; Water corresponds to the Kidney, Luo Shi's exclusive pressing and kneading technique, the pressing force is 2.5-4.5N, the pressing frequency is 1.5 times / second, the pressing and kneading time is 20-25 seconds for each acupoint, using a "press-knead-release" cyclic action, which is different from existing pressing and kneading techniques, with the force applied to the combination of the thumb and the pads of the index and middle fingers.
[0008] Furthermore, there are three auxiliary treatment techniques used to complement the core treatment techniques and enhance the treatment effect. These techniques differ from any existing auxiliary treatment methods. Specifically: The Luo Shi exclusive hot compress technique uses 38-40℃ warm water to apply heat to the treatment area for 1-2 minutes. The heat application covers the entire meridian corresponding to each organ. The method involves wrapping a warm water bag in a towel, adhering it to the skin without pressure. The heat application time and temperature are precisely controlled, unlike existing hot compress procedures. The Luo Shi exclusive soothing technique is used to address skin irritation that occurs during the treatment process. For relief of excessive redness and soreness, use gentle kneading with a pressure of 0.3-0.8N, a frequency of 1 time per second, and a kneading time of 5-10 seconds. Apply force with the fingertips, and move gently and slowly, which is different from existing soothing techniques. The exclusive consolidation technique of Luo Shi is used to consolidate the effect after the treatment. It uses a combination of light pressing and kneading with a pressure of 0.5-1N, a frequency of 2 times per second, and an operation time of 10-15 seconds for each meridian, along the meridian direction, which is different from existing consolidation techniques.
[0009] Furthermore, the "Location-Unblocking-Harmonizing-Consolidation" layered treatment process is a proprietary design, with a fixed operation sequence and clear parameters for each layer, and it does not borrow from any existing processes. The specific process is as follows: Positioning layer: Using Luo Shi's proprietary acupressure technique, precise pressure is applied to the specific acupoints corresponding to each organ to ensure accurate acupoint stimulation. The operation sequence starts from Wood (liver), followed by Fire (heart), Earth (spleen), Metal (lung), and Water (kidney). After pressing each acupoint, pause for 2 seconds before moving to the next acupoint. Unblocking layer: Using Luo Shi's proprietary kneading technique, kneading is performed along the meridian pathways corresponding to each organ, from the core acupoints to the auxiliary acupoints. The operation sequence is consistent with the positioning layer. During the kneading process, maintain even pressure without sudden changes in strength. In the harmonizing layer, use Luo Shi's exclusive kneading technique to perform circular kneading at the intersections of the meridians corresponding to the five internal organs. These meridian intersections are defined by Luo Shi, differing from existing methods. The operation sequence starts at the intersection of the liver and heart meridians, followed by the intersections of the heart and spleen, spleen and lungs, lungs and kidneys, and kidneys and liver meridians. In the consolidation layer, use Luo Shi's exclusive light tapping technique to gently tap and consolidate each meridian throughout its entire length. The operation sequence is consistent with the positioning and unblocking layers. Maintain a stable frequency during the tapping process to avoid damaging the skin. Allow 30 seconds between each layer to ensure sufficient buffer time for the meridians.
[0010] Furthermore, the individualized adaptation adjustment mechanism is a proprietary design, distinct from existing adaptation adjustment methods, and does not borrow from any existing technologies. Specifically, before treatment, the Luo Shi proprietary constitution identification method is used to determine the constitution type (divided into 5 types, corresponding to the Five Elements, distinct from the existing nine-type constitution classification method) and the degree of meridian function imbalance (divided into mild and moderate levels, without involving disease diagnosis) by observing the body surface condition and inquiring about the body's sensations. Based on the constitution type and degree of imbalance, the intensity of the core and auxiliary techniques is adjusted. The frequency, time, and intensity fluctuation range are ±0.5N, the frequency fluctuation range is ±1 time / second, and the time fluctuation range is ±5 seconds. For patients aged 18-30, the intensity is taken as the lower limit of the baseline value, and the frequency is taken as the upper limit of the baseline value. For patients aged 31-50, the intensity and frequency are taken as the baseline values. For patients aged 51 and above, the intensity is taken as the upper limit of the baseline value, and the frequency is taken as the lower limit of the baseline value. During the adaptation adjustment process, no additional operations are added, and the core movements and procedures of the technique are not changed.
[0011] Furthermore, the comprehensive safety management mechanism specifically includes three stages: pre-operation management, in-operation management, and post-operation management. Pre-operation management involves the therapist cleaning and disinfecting their hands with 75% medical alcohol for at least 30 seconds, allowing them to air dry naturally without using any disinfection aids. Simultaneously, the therapist checks the patient's skin condition to rule out any injuries, inflammation, allergies, or other conditions unsuitable for treatment, and does not involve any medical examinations. In-operation management involves real-time observation of the patient's physical reactions and inquiring about their feelings. If redness, excessive soreness, dizziness, or weakness occurs, the procedure is immediately stopped, and the therapist uses Rosh's exclusive soothing techniques to alleviate the symptoms. After relief, an assessment is made regarding whether to continue treatment. If it cannot continue, the treatment is terminated, and the reason is recorded. Post-operation management involves informing the patient of post-treatment precautions (different from existing precautions, only including avoiding cold, avoiding strenuous exercise, and drinking plenty of water, without adding any irrelevant content). The therapist observes the patient for 10 minutes, and can only leave after confirming there are no abnormalities.
[0012] Furthermore, the specific operational guidelines for this technique are as follows: the therapist must adopt a specific hand posture, with the finger bending angle and the point of force application in the palm meeting specific requirements. During the procedure, the body must remain upright, and the force applied evenly, avoiding the use of brute force. The treatment environment must be quiet and well-ventilated, with the temperature controlled at 22-26℃ and the humidity controlled at 50%-60%, differing from existing treatment environment requirements. During treatment, the client should lie supine with their body relaxed and limbs naturally placed, again differing from existing treatment postures. The treatment frequency is 2-3 times per week, with each treatment lasting 30-40 minutes. One treatment cycle is 4 weeks. Both the treatment cycle and frequency are specifically designed and differ from existing meridian treatment cycles and frequencies. No auxiliary tools, medications, patches, or other irrelevant ingredients are used during the treatment.
[0013] Furthermore, this method is an independent and complete systematic technical solution, comprising eight major components: a five-element exclusive correspondence system, exclusive core conditioning techniques, exclusive auxiliary conditioning techniques, a layered conditioning process, an individualized adaptation adjustment mechanism, a full-process safety control mechanism, operating procedures, and an effect tracking mechanism. These eight components are combined in a fixed logical order and according to collaborative rules, and none of them can be omitted. All eight components strictly adhere to the definitions provided in the disclosure.
[0014] Furthermore, this method achieves the rehabilitation and conditioning of the five internal organs with meridian and acupoint regulation as the core through precise positioning of the five-element exclusive correspondence system, precise stimulation of exclusive techniques, systematic operation of layered processes, personalized adaptation of adaptive adjustments, and risk avoidance of full-process safety management. Ultimately, it achieves the conditioning goals of meridian unblocking, qi and blood harmony, optimization of the functions of the five internal organs, and improvement of physical condition. All operation procedures, technical paths, theoretical basis, and supporting modules of the method are strictly limited to the exclusive framework of the meridian and acupoint / five-element rehabilitation therapy for the five internal organs meridian regulation techniques, and do not extend to other technical fields such as disease treatment, surgical intervention, and drug production.
[0015] The embodiments of the present invention have the following advantages due to the adoption of the above technical solutions: In the present invention 1. All technical solutions, methods, and processes are exclusively designed and have no overlap with existing meridian conditioning techniques, five-element conditioning techniques, or publicly disclosed patented technologies, thus possessing novelty and creativity; 2. Focusing on meridian and acupoint therapy techniques, combined with a five-element-specific correspondence system, it is highly targeted and can achieve precise and synchronous rehabilitation and conditioning of the five internal organs and meridians, solving the problems of existing techniques being singular and lacking in specificity; 3. Standardized operation with a comprehensive safety control mechanism, non-invasive and without side effects, suitable for people in sub-health and those with mild meridian dysfunction, with a wide range of applications; 4. It does not involve medical diagnosis, treatment methods, or scientific discoveries, and is practical; 5. The treatment method is scientifically and rationally designed, with a clear tiered treatment process and strong adaptability. It can be adjusted according to different individuals, and the treatment effect is stable. Moreover, it does not rely on any modern medical equipment or chemical substances, but only on exclusive techniques to achieve rehabilitation and recuperation. Detailed Implementation
[0016] In the following description, only certain exemplary embodiments are briefly described. As those skilled in the art will recognize, the described embodiments can be modified in various ways without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention.
[0017] The specific implementation steps of the meridian acupoint / five-element rehabilitation therapy for regulating the five internal organs meridians of the present invention are as follows: The first step is the Five Elements Correspondence Location: Based on the Five Elements exclusive correspondence system, we determine the following acupoints: Wood - Liver - Liver Meridian - exclusive acupoints (different from existing Liver Meridian acupoint combinations, this is a Five Elements exclusive selection combination, including 3 core acupoints and 2 auxiliary acupoints, located using an exclusive labeling method, different from existing acupoint location methods), Fire - Heart - Heart Meridian - exclusive acupoints (exclusive selection combination, including 3 core acupoints and 2 auxiliary acupoints), Earth - Spleen - Spleen Meridian - exclusive acupoints (exclusive selection combination, including 3 core acupoints and 2 auxiliary acupoints), Metal - Lung - Lung Meridian - exclusive acupoints (exclusive selection combination, including 3 core acupoints and 2 auxiliary acupoints), and Water - Kidney - Kidney Meridian - exclusive acupoints (exclusive selection combination, including 3 core acupoints and 2 auxiliary acupoints). The location of each acupoint uses an exclusive labeling method, different from existing acupoint location techniques, to ensure accurate location.
[0018] The second step is the preparation of the technique: The therapist uses a special hand posture (different from the existing TCM massage hand postures, the finger bending angle and the force exertion part of the palm are specially designed). After cleaning and disinfecting the hands, the therapist applies a warm water compress to the treatment area for 1-2 minutes (the compress temperature is controlled at 38-40℃, and the compress time is precisely controlled, which is different from the existing compress process) to ensure that the meridians are relaxed and to prepare for the subsequent treatment.
[0019] The third step is a layered treatment process: This involves a four-layer process of "positioning, unblocking, harmonizing, and consolidating," with each layer employing a unique technique, and the intensity, frequency, and angle are all custom-set. 1. Positioning Layer: Using Luo Shi's exclusive acupressure technique, it applies pressure to specific acupoints corresponding to each organ. The pressure is 3-5N, the pressing frequency is 1 time / 2 seconds, the pressing time is 15-20 seconds for each acupoint, and the pressing angle is 45°. This technique is different from existing acupressure techniques, ensuring precise stimulation of acupoints without damaging the skin and meridians. 2. Unblocking Layer: Using Luo Shi's exclusive kneading technique, kneading is performed along the meridians corresponding to each organ, from the core acupoints to the auxiliary acupoints. The kneading force is 2-4N, the kneading frequency is 3 times / second, and the kneading time is 30-40 seconds for each meridian. The kneading direction is specially set (different from the existing meridian kneading direction) to achieve meridian unblocking and remove meridian blockages. 3. Harmonizing Layer: Using Luo Shi's exclusive kneading technique, circular kneading is performed at the intersection of the meridians corresponding to the five internal organs. The kneading force is 1-3N, the kneading frequency is 2 times / second, the kneading time is 20-25 seconds at each intersection, and the kneading angle is 30°. This technique is different from existing kneading techniques and achieves the harmonization of Qi and blood in the meridians of the five internal organs. 4. Consolidation Layer: Using Luo Shi's exclusive light tapping technique, each meridian is tapped along its entire length to consolidate the treatment. The tapping force is 0.5-1N, the tapping frequency is 4 times / second, and the tapping time is 15-20 seconds per meridian. The tapping method uses a unique hollow palm technique (different from existing light tapping techniques and existing techniques such as "tapping eight hollows") to consolidate the conditioning effect and prevent meridian stagnation from recurring.
[0020] The fourth step is adaptation adjustment: Based on the patient's age, constitution (using Luo Shi's exclusive constitution identification method, which differs from existing constitution identification technologies and does not involve TCM four diagnostic methods), and degree of meridian imbalance, the intensity (fluctuation range of ±0.5N), frequency (fluctuation range of ±1 time / second), and time (fluctuation range of ±5 seconds) of the manipulation are adjusted to ensure the adaptability of the treatment. Existing adaptation adjustment methods are not referenced, and existing technologies are avoided throughout the process.
[0021] Step 5, Safety Management and Effect Tracking: During the treatment, the body's reaction is observed in real time. If redness, excessive soreness, or other symptoms occur, the treatment is stopped immediately, and the treatment is relieved using Rosh's exclusive soothing techniques (different from existing soothing techniques). After the treatment, the meridian reactions and physical sensations of the patient are recorded to create an exclusive effect tracking file. The results are compared and analyzed after each treatment to adjust the subsequent treatment plan. The tracking method and file recording method are exclusively designed and different from existing technologies.
[0022] The treatment frequency of this invention is 2-3 times per week, with each treatment lasting 30-40 minutes. One treatment cycle is 4 weeks. The treatment cycle and frequency are specially set, which is different from the existing meridian treatment cycle. This ensures the treatment effect without any trauma or side effects. It does not involve medical treatment and is only used for rehabilitation and recuperation.
[0023] The above description is merely a specific embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of protection of the present invention is not limited thereto. Any person skilled in the art can easily conceive of various variations or substitutions within the technical scope disclosed in the present invention, and these should all be included within the scope of protection of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present invention should be determined by the scope of the claims.
Claims
1. A meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation, characterized in that: Based on the Luo Shi Five Elements exclusive correspondence system, this approach avoids any existing correspondence patterns between the Five Elements and the Five Organs, Meridians, and Acupoints. It constructs unique correspondences for Wood-Liver-Liver Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, Fire-Heart-Heart Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, Earth-Spleen-Spleen Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, Metal-Lung-Lung Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints, and Water-Kidney-Kidney Meridian-Exclusive Acupoints. It designs exclusive core conditioning techniques and auxiliary conditioning techniques, adopting a layered conditioning process of "positioning-unblocking-harmonizing-consolidation". Combined with individualized adaptation and a full-process safety control mechanism, it forms an independent, complete, and systematic meridian and acupoint conditioning technology solution. This solution does not borrow any existing meridian conditioning techniques, processes, or theoretical applications, but focuses solely on meridian and acupoint conditioning techniques, precisely stimulating the exclusive meridians and acupoints corresponding to the Five Organs.
2. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The Luo Shi Five Elements Exclusive Correspondence System is a custom design. Wood corresponds to the Liver, Liver Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; Fire corresponds to the Heart, Heart Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; Earth corresponds to the Spleen, Spleen Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; Metal corresponds to the Lung, Lung Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints; and Water corresponds to the Kidney, Kidney Meridian, and 3 core exclusive acupoints and 2 auxiliary exclusive acupoints. All exclusive acupoints are Luo Shi Five Elements Exclusive Selection Combinations, which are different from the existing acupoint combinations for the Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lung, and Kidney Meridians. The location of each acupoint uses Luo Shi's exclusive marking method, which uses exclusive physiological markers on the human body surface for location. This method differs from existing acupoint location methods, with a positioning accuracy error of no more than 0.5cm, ensuring the targeted stimulation of acupoints.
3. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The exclusive core conditioning techniques comprise five types, each corresponding to one of the Five Elements and one of the Five Internal Organs. Each technique is exclusively designed and differs from any existing acupressure or meridian massage techniques. Specifically: The Luo Shi exclusive acupressure technique corresponds to the Liver (Wood element), with a pressure of 3-5N, a pressing frequency of 1 time per 2 seconds, a pressing time of 15-20 seconds per acupoint, a pressing angle of 45°, a finger bending angle of 30°, and the force applied at the junction of the thumb pad and the index finger joint; the Luo Shi exclusive kneading technique corresponds to the Heart (Fire element), with a kneading force of 2-4N, a kneading frequency of 3 times per second, a kneading time of 30-40 seconds per meridian, and a kneading direction of unidirectional kneading from the core acupoints to the auxiliary acupoints, differing from existing meridian kneading directions, and the force applied at the inner edge of the palm; the Luo Shi exclusive kneading technique corresponds to the Spleen (Earth element), with a kneading force of 1-3N. The kneading and pressing frequency is 2 times / second, the kneading and pressing time is 20-25 seconds at each meridian intersection, the kneading and pressing angle is 30°, and a circular kneading and pressing method is used, with the force applied to the palm. The metal corresponds to the lungs, and the Luo Shi exclusive light tapping technique is used. The light tapping force is 0.5-1N, the light tapping frequency is 4 times / second, and the light tapping time is 15-20 seconds for each meridian. The special force application method is a hollow palm, which is different from existing light tapping techniques and existing techniques such as "tapping eight voids". The force application point is the connection between the knuckles and the palm. The water corresponds to the kidneys, and the Luo Shi exclusive pressing and kneading technique is used. The pressing force is 2.5-4.5N, the pressing frequency is 1.5 times / second, and the pressing and kneading time is 20-25 seconds for each acupoint. The "press-knead-release" cycle is used, which is different from existing pressing and kneading techniques. The force application point is the combination of the thumb and the pads of the index and middle fingers.
4. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The auxiliary treatment techniques comprise three types, used in conjunction with the core treatment techniques to enhance the therapeutic effect. These techniques differ from any existing auxiliary treatment methods. Specifically: The Luo Shi exclusive hot compress technique uses 38-40℃ warm water to apply heat to the treatment area for 1-2 minutes. The heat application covers the entire meridian corresponding to each organ. The method involves wrapping a warm water bag in a towel, adhering it to the skin without pressure. The heat application time and temperature are precisely controlled, unlike existing hot compress procedures. The Luo Shi exclusive soothing technique is used to address skin irritation that occurs during the treatment process. For relief of excessive redness, soreness, and swelling, a gentle kneading technique is used, with a pressure of 0.3-0.8N, a frequency of 1 time per second, and a kneading time of 5-10 seconds. The pressure is applied using the fingertips, and the movements are gentle and slow, which differs from existing soothing techniques. The exclusive consolidation technique of Luo Shi is used to consolidate the effect after the treatment. It uses a combination of light pressing and kneading, with a pressure of 0.5-1N, a frequency of 2 times per second, and an operation time of 10-15 seconds for each meridian, along the direction of the meridian, which differs from existing consolidation techniques.
5. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The "Location-Unblocking-Harmonizing-Consolidation" layered treatment process is a proprietary design with a fixed sequence and clear parameters for each layer, and it does not borrow from any existing processes. The specific process is as follows: Positioning Layer: Using Luo Shi's proprietary acupressure technique, precise pressure is applied to the specific acupoints corresponding to each organ to ensure accurate stimulation. The operation sequence starts with Wood (Liver), followed by Fire (Heart), Earth (Spleen), Metal (Lung), and Water (Kidney). After pressing each acupoint, hold for 2 seconds before moving to the next. Unblocking Layer: Using Luo Shi's proprietary kneading technique, kneading is performed along the meridian pathways corresponding to each organ, from the core acupoints to the auxiliary acupoints. The operation sequence is the same as the positioning layer. Throughout the process, maintain even pressure without sudden changes in intensity. In the harmonizing layer, use Luo Shi's exclusive kneading technique to perform circular kneading at the intersections of the meridians corresponding to the five internal organs. These meridian intersections are defined by Luo Shi, differing from existing methods. The operation sequence begins at the intersection of the liver and heart meridians, followed by the intersections of the heart and spleen, spleen and lungs, lungs and kidneys, and kidneys and liver meridians. In the consolidation layer, use Luo Shi's exclusive light tapping technique to gently tap and consolidate each meridian throughout its entire length. The operation sequence is consistent with the positioning and unblocking layers. Maintain a stable frequency during the tapping process to avoid damaging the skin. Allow 30 seconds between each layer to ensure sufficient buffer time for the meridians.
6. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The individualized adaptation adjustment mechanism is a proprietary design, distinct from existing adaptation adjustment methods, and does not borrow from any existing technologies. Specifically, before treatment, the client's proprietary constitution identification method is used. By observing the client's physical condition and inquiring about their physical sensations, their constitution type (divided into 5 types, corresponding to the Luo Shi Five Elements, distinct from the existing nine-type constitution classification method) and the degree of meridian function imbalance (divided into mild and moderate levels, without involving disease diagnosis) are determined. Based on the constitution type and degree of imbalance, the intensity and frequency of the core and auxiliary techniques are adjusted. The fluctuation range for intensity, frequency, and duration is ±0.5N, ±1 time / second, and ±5 seconds. For patients aged 18-30, the intensity is taken as the lower limit of the baseline value, and the frequency as the upper limit of the baseline value. For patients aged 31-50, the intensity and frequency are taken as the baseline values. For patients aged 51 and above, the intensity is taken as the upper limit of the baseline value, and the frequency as the lower limit of the baseline value. During the adaptation adjustment process, no additional operations are added, and the core movements and procedures of the technique are not changed.
7. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The comprehensive safety management mechanism includes three stages: pre-operation management, in-operation management, and post-operation management. Pre-operation management involves the therapist cleaning and disinfecting their hands with 75% medical alcohol for at least 30 seconds, allowing them to air dry naturally without using any disinfection aids. Simultaneously, the therapist checks the client's skin condition to rule out injuries, inflammation, allergies, or other conditions unsuitable for treatment, and does not involve any medical examinations. In-operation management involves real-time observation of the client's physical reactions and inquiring about their feelings. If redness, excessive soreness, dizziness, or weakness occurs, the procedure is immediately stopped, and the therapist uses Rosh's exclusive soothing techniques to alleviate the symptoms. After relief, an assessment is made regarding whether to continue treatment. If it cannot continue, the treatment is terminated, and the reason is recorded. Post-operation management involves informing the client of post-treatment precautions (different from existing precautions, only including avoiding cold, avoiding strenuous exercise, and drinking plenty of water, without adding any irrelevant content). The therapist observes the client for 10 minutes and only leaves after confirming there are no abnormalities.
8. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The specific operational guidelines for this technique are as follows: The therapist must use a specific hand posture, with finger bending angles and the point of force application in the palm meeting specific requirements. During the procedure, the body must remain upright, applying force evenly and avoiding brute force. The treatment environment must be quiet and well-ventilated, with the temperature controlled between 22-26℃ and humidity between 50%-60%, differing from existing treatment environment requirements. During treatment, the client should lie supine with their body relaxed and limbs naturally placed, again differing from existing treatment postures. The treatment frequency is 2-3 times per week, with each session lasting 30-40 minutes. One treatment cycle is 4 weeks. Both the treatment cycle and frequency are specifically designed and differ from existing meridian treatment cycles and frequencies. No auxiliary tools, medications, patches, or other irrelevant ingredients are used during the treatment.
9. The meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to claim 1, characterized in that: This method is an independent and complete systematic technical solution, comprising eight major components: the Luo Shi Five Elements Exclusive Correspondence System, Exclusive Core Conditioning Techniques, Exclusive Auxiliary Conditioning Techniques, Layered Conditioning Process, Individual Adaptability Adjustment Mechanism, Full-Process Safety Control Mechanism, Operating Procedures, and Effect Tracking Mechanism. These eight components are combined in a fixed logical order and according to collaborative rules, and none can be omitted. All eight components strictly adhere to the definitions provided in the disclosure.
10. A meridian acupoint five-element therapy for rehabilitation according to any one of claims 1-9, characterized in that: This technique utilizes the precise positioning of the Luo Shi Five Elements exclusive system, the precise stimulation of exclusive techniques, the systematic operation of layered processes, the personalized adaptation of adaptive adjustments, and the risk avoidance of full-process safety management to achieve the rehabilitation and conditioning of the five internal organs with meridian and acupoint regulation as the core. Ultimately, it achieves the conditioning goals of meridian unblocking, qi and blood harmony, optimization of the functions of the five internal organs, and improvement of physical condition. All operation procedures, technical paths, theoretical basis, and supporting modules of the technique are strictly limited to the exclusive framework of meridian and acupoint / Luo Shi Five Elements Rehabilitation Therapy for the five internal organs meridian regulation techniques, and do not extend to other technical fields such as disease treatment, surgical intervention, and drug production.