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Ilza Veith, “Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine”, 1949.

Ilza Veith, “The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine “, 1949 is the major book in Chinese history of Medicine.
Acupuncture points are a 0-to-360 “Eidonomy” (exterior anatomy) and an historical beginning of the “combination” of mathematics & medicine.

 

In the history of science, it is the origin of physiological chemistry (biochemistry). Biochemistry, is not about exact measurements. It concerns itself with signs that are symptoms of physiologic disorder.
Physical chemistry as modern chemistry that began with Robert Boyle, “The Sceptical Chymist”, 1661.  This is the rejection of Aristotle,”Physics”, 350 BC by Robert Boyle as a natural philosopher for chemistry.  

Ilza Veith writing is about this first Acupuncture book; and, the book is the origin of biochemistry as well.

 

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