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AMI
(Apparatus for Meridian Identification) Device
What is the AMI?
 The
AMI works by monitoring the electrical conductivity and
capacity at specific acupoints at the tip of fingers and
toes (called Sei point, or Jing/Well points). After years of
research, Dr. Motoyama was able to show that there is a
close correlation between the electrical conductivity of
meridians and the flow of Ki (or Chi) in the meridians. The
basic research Dr. Motoyama did to support his claim about
the AMI can be found in his book "Measurement of Ki
Energy Diagnoses & Treatment: Treatment Principle of
Oriental Medicine from an Electrophysiological Viewpoints"
published by Human Science Press in 1977. Please see below (Dr. Motoyama's
Findings using the AMI)
for the
pages from this book.
Published Articles
on the AMI
What does the AMI
measure?
The AMI
measures the electrical conductivity, capacitance, and
polarization of skin tissue and fluids; it uses these to
evaluate the tissue condition and the functioning of the
acupuncture meridians and their corresponding internal
organs.
the AMI data
tells you:
● The
condition of the meridians and the functioning of their
corresponding internal organs - lung, large intestine,
heart, small intestine, spleen, liver, stomach, urinary
bladder, kidney and gall bladder;
● Whether your Ki energy is excessive or deficient ;
● An objective analysis of your autonomic nervous system;
● The effects of acupuncture, meditation, and exercise
through continuous monitoring of the autonomic nervous
system and Ki energy;
● Chakra type, meaning which chakra is most active/inactive.
The data cannot measure the amount of energy in the chakra
quantitatively but can indicate which one is activated at
the moment.
Dr. Motoyama's
Findings using the AMI
Extracts from “Measurements of Ki Energy,
Diagnosis, & Treatments” (1997) by Hiroshi
Motoyama, Ph.D., Ph.D., Tokyo, Japan, Human
Science Press
Substantiation of the Existence of
Acupuncture Meridians
1)
Evidence of
Meridians – Triple heater meridian –
2)
Experiments with
Liquid Crystal
Data Obtained Using the AMI
1)
Explanation of
Measured Wave Form (BP, IQ, TC, AP)
2)
The BP Current
mainly flows in the Dermis/Connective Tissue
3)
Where Does the
Electrical Behavior of IQ, TC and AP take place in the Skin
Structure
BP is a Parameter Reflecting
Meridian Function. Evidence suggests that the Dermal
Connective Tissue is the Physical Location of the Acupuncture
Meridian
1)
BP alone of the 4
Parameters (BP, AP, IQ and TC) shows a Close Relationship with
the Meridian Function
Structure
and Function of the Dermis
1)
Components of the
Dermis and their Structure
2)
Characteristics of
the Dermal Connective Tissue which seems to determine the BP
Values
(the dermal connective tissue as a reservoir for
electrolytes)
(a close
relationship between hyaluronic acid composition and BP value)
3)
The Fundamental
Physical Nature of the BP Current which flows in Dermal
Connective Tissue
Velocity
and Direction of Ki Energy Flow along the Meridians
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