英和和英

名詞

triple warmer ‎(複数形 triple warmers)

1. (traditional Chinese medicine) One of the twelve main meridians in the body, which can be treated with acupuncture, moxibustion, or cupping.
   • 1988, Kiiko Matsumoto & ‎Stephen Birch, Hara Diagnosis: Reflections on the Sea, ISBN 0912111135, page 118:

     The moving qi between the kidneys starts at qi hai; the triple warmer meridian receives it and sends it up to the head and into the brain.

   • 2013, Donna Eden & ‎John Feinstein, Energy Medicine, ISBN 0349401330:

     Your body cannot possibly fight or even distinguish among all it encounters, and the job of triple warmer has become daunting.

   • 2014, Lauren Walker, Energy Medicine Yoga: Amplify the Healing Power of Your Yoga Practice, ISBN 1622033841:

     She adds that triple warmer “is governed by the hypothalamus gland, the body's thermostat and the instigator of the fightorflight response.”

   • 2014, Stevenson Xutian, ‎Shusheng Tai, ‎& Chun-Su Yuan, Handbook of Traditional Chinese Medicine, ISBN 9814571342, page 380:

     The range of treatment of the San Jiao points include diseases of the sides of the head, ears, eyes, throat, chest, and hypochondrium and triple warmers; and febrile diseases and other illnesses along the traveling course of the meridian.