Second Brain European Scientist Bioimpedance Bioelectricity sodium potassium membrane potential

an entire human body can only generate between 10 & 100 millivolts
at 250 micro amps as 25 micro watts max, no mater the "frequency"

100 Hz 10 MHz =
heart 175 ohms per cm
muscle & kidney 211 ohms per cm
liver 342 ohms per cm
lung 157 ohms per cm
spleen 405 ohms per cm
bone 17K ohms per cm
fat 4K ohms per cm

A brain cell / neuron has a potential difference (membrane potential) across its membrane when the brain cell (neuron) is not sending impulses, the membrane potential is maintained, if a brain cell loses its membrane potential & or its potential reverses the ATP breaks its phosphodiesterase bonds, to return the membrane potential of the cell back to its state

other cells can have a slight imbalance between potassium and sodium ions inside and outside the cell, Your cell membranes sodium-potassium pump / gate an active transport process that expends energy , not make it

since the Chinese hadn’t invented writing 4,000 years ago saying acupuncture is “4,000 years old. since no one could have written anything down about the practice there would be no way to possibly know about it

168 B.C Acupuncture is not mentioned in texts that describe all the therapeutic procedures in use during this period

90 BC bloodletting & lancing abscesses with large needles or lancets called “needling” is in the first reference to this practice that is sited by advocates

1600 the tech for making thin steel needles appropriate for acupuncture finally exists

1670 Chen Wangting developed the Chen Style Tai Chi saying it was Based on Qigong and martial art techniques from "thousands of years ago "

1680 The first Westerner to write about acupuncture, Wilhelm Ten Rhijn ONLY spoke of
large gold needles that were implanted deep into the skull or “womb” and left in place
for 30 respirations. NO! mention specific points or “qi;” Qi was originally vapor arising
from food, & meridians were channels or vessels. in any text it was found in

1826 first trie..