Study effect of hegu electroacupuncture on some circulation parameters

40 health male students from 19-26 of age were studied on the change of ciriculation parameters between before and after the exact Hegu electroacupuncture outside the Hegu. The investigated parameters included systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, and heart rate, ECG (electrocardiogram). The results are following: + After the Hegu electroacupuncture one and eight times, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure and heart rate reduced rather markly (P< 0.01), QT and PT interval are longer (P<0.01). + There were no differences of the others (the time and amplitudes of P wave, PR interval, QRS complex, T wave) between before and after the Hegu electroacupuncture on and eight times (p<0.05).

The effect of Hegu electroacupuncture on electroencephalogram (ECG)

40 healthy male students from 19-26 years of age were studied on the changes of ECG before and after the exact Hegu electroacupuncture once and 8 times. 20 among 40 these students were done electroacupuncture outside the Hegu. The investigated parameters included: frequency, amplitude, rate of alpha, beta, theta-delta waves in the occipital and temporal regions. The results are following: + After the Hegu electroacupuncture once and 8 times, amplitude and rate of alpha waves increased remarkably in the occipital and temporal regions. After the Hegu electroacupuncture 8 times, amplitude of beta and thetadenta waves reduced in the occipital region. + After the Hegu electroacupuncture once and 8 times, rates of beta and theta-delta waves reduced significationtly in the occipital and temporal regions.

Study on some characteristics of Hegu (L14) in persons of age of 15-24

The study was carried out in 217 persons (129 males, 88 females). The investigative parameters were: the hegu's location, the intensity, the area, the relation between the area of point and the dermal area. The results showed that the hegu in 30-34% persons was in the same location and 60-68% of them had different location (about 3-4.5mm) in comparison between two methods (traditional medicine's method and used Neurometer, RB-65 made in Japan). The intensity inside hegu was 111.1913.46A and the outside was 10.138.23A. There was significant difference between inside and outside of point (P0.05). Hegu is described as a round point, the mean area was 5.011.40mm2. There was no difference between males and females (P>0.05). There was no the correlation between the area of point and the dermal area in both hands and sex (r = 0.25 for males, r=0.15 for females).

Some characteristics of Hegu (L14) in children of age from 6-14

The study was carried out in 102 children (52 males, 50 females). The investigatived parameters were the Hegu’s location, the intensity, and the relation between the area of point and dermic area. The results are following: The Hegu in 58 - 66% children in the same location and 42% of them had different location (about 2.2- 2.8mm) in comparision between two methods (traditional medicine’s method and used neurometer, RB - 65 made in Japan). The intensity inside Hegu was 95- 100 A and the outside was 20-25 A. There was significiant difference between inside and outside of point (P0.05). Hegu is described as a round point, the area from 2.7-3.7mm2. There was no difference of Hegu’s area between the males and females (P>0.05). There was the crrelation between the area of point and the dermic area in both hands (r= 0.38 for males; r= 0.54 for females).