My concern: Through entrepreneurial action, dynamic networks,
and cooperative teamwork,   to  create   something   new:
innovative  technologies, creative expressions,  and
life-improving medical advances.    ...


Currently, my theme is the redundancy that networks provide,
neurological, social, and even cosmic!

In  doing  so,  I  reflect  on  experiences  from  my  many years of practice
in TCM. Trained in the natural sciences,   I have, for example, understood
acupuncture as applied neuroanatomy. The insights of ancient experiential
medicine proved to be a way to further explore neuroanatomy.

The  anatomical analysis  of movement patterns is particularly interesting,
as,  for example,  Qi Gong exercises have an effect.   Movement  patterns 
have a feedback effect on the brain. However, the gestures resulting  from
them also have a  signaling effect in the social environment  and  network.

applied
neuroanatomy













nach einer Anregung von Frau Dr. Wancura-Kampik, "Segment-Anatomie",
                                                                                                   Elesvier U&S

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