Table of Contents
Preface
Guidance for Reading
About This Book
Basic Viewpoints
Table of Contents
Chapter I Methods to Lose Weight
1. Basic Concepts
1.1 Power Supply of Human Body: Xue and Qi
1.2 Channels and Collaterals
1.3 Diagnosis and maintenance
1.4 Waste Clearing
2. New Understanding on Obesity
3. Simple Program: Only Three Steps
3.1 Step 1
3.2 Step 2
3.3 Step 3
3.4 More Than Losing Weight
Chapter II The Model of Human Body in TCM
1. The Most Intelligent System So Far
1.1 Functional Systems
1.2 Network System
2. Hardware of Human Body
Chapter III Power Supply of Human Body
1. The Principles of Xueqi
2. The Storage of Xueqi
3. Methods to Determine the Level of Xueqi
4. Conclusion
Chapter IV The Theory of Losing Weight
1. It is Not By Eating Too Much
1.1 Hunman Body's Energy Conservation
1.2 FAQS
2. What Causes a Lower Transformability
2.1 Fast-paced work
2.2 Work and rest style
2.3 Air-conditioner and cold drinks
2.4 Diet in modern society
3. The First Step is to Increase Energy
3.1 Why The Program Works
3.2 Volume Rather Than Weight
3.3 Weight Gain Preceding Loss
3.4 Control the Pace of Weight Losing
4. Analyzing Popular Methods of Losing Weight
4.1 Burning fat
4.2 Reducing calorie intake
5. Typical Case
6. Conclusion
Appendix A: Eveidence for the Existence of Channels and Collaterals
Appendix B: Basic Theories of TCM
Appendix C: Figures of the Channels
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