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English
NERVES(神經)
In the Western medicine, the human body is governed by nerve system. If that is true, then you should be able to move your internal organs at your will, but you can't.
For example, after an appendicitis operation, you have to wait for the gas to build up and break wind before eating anything. If pneumogastric and sympathetic nerve systems control the colon, then the colon functions should be normalized through the nerve system; this is not true however.
But if you inject Kije(氣劑) to [B7](Fig. 4) and [FA10](Fig.6), gas is released in a matter of seconds, and your abdomen return to normal in less than half an hour. This is because your colon functions have been healed.
I am not sure whether ki(氣) heals the colon through nerve functions, or whether it affects the colon directly. What I am sure of is that the internal organs can be strengthened by Ki through the Kyonglak(經絡) system. The colon starts to move 0.1 second after Ki is injected, so the speed is faster than lightening. If it goes through the nerve system, then the nerve system also is as fast as lightening.
If Ki is used in above method, you can also control the nerve system. For example, facial nerve paralysis and strokes of paralysis can be cured. However, paralysis cannot be cured as fast as internal organs can be. For example, oral nerve parlaysis need at least 30 sessions of therapy before healing.
From Nam Sang Chun's Book "New Way"
