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守正创新 · 针道融今

徐氏奇天疗法创新体系解析

——传统针灸智慧×现代科技融合的中医外治新范式

创始人：徐友江

核心亮点速览

【疗法首创】 融合奇穴针法、奇六天针灸法与灵龟八法，将传统经络理论对接现代神经科学，形成"古法新用"的独立针法体系。

【两大突破】 开创中医治愈美尼尔氏综合症的先河；率先探索心脑血管狭窄（最高达95%）非支架介入的中医治疗路径。

【四化模式】 预防·治疗·修复·康养"四结合"，从诊室延伸至家庭场景，落地为疗法椅、家用保健仪等实体产品。

【权威认可】 2020年纳入国家卫健委"十三五"全国重点课题；2025年入选"十四五"中医药发展规划重点推广项目；疗法椅获国家科技成果一等奖；累计服务患者超10万人次。

一、创始人学术背景

徐友江，1969年生于浙江宁海，执业中医师，北京徐友江疑难病医学研究院院长、徐友江健康管理（浙江）有限公司董事长。1990年考入山东大学医学院中医科专业，1994年以优异成绩毕业。

学术传承上，他先后师从中国工程院院士、中医针灸界泰斗程莘农教授与石学敏院士，系统研习中医针灸理论；精研《黄帝内经》《黄帝八十一难经》《针灸甲乙经》《针灸大成》四部经典，从源头汲取针灸理法方药的根本逻辑。

现任与核心荣誉：

● 社会职务：传统医学委员会会长、中国管理科学研究院院士专家、专家百科理事长、世界智慧科学院院士、中华名人库委员会副主席、中国名医论坛理事会主席团副主席。

● 资质认定：国家中医药管理局特色疗法传承人、主任医师、中国北京宝芝堂医学研究院高级研究员。

● 荣誉称号：新时代国医大师、中华名医功勋人物、中国医学楷模贡献人物、人民楷模、中国十大杰出名医。

● 重要节点：2017年正式拜入石学敏院士门下；2019年作为中医杰出代表受国家领导人接见，并与30国外交官友好会晤；2020年接受CCTV发现之旅《神州纪实》"千年传承 大爱无疆"专访；2023年应邀出席"读懂中国·湾区对话"专题论坛。

二、徐氏奇天疗法：古法新解的创新内核

与网络上泛泛而谈的"经络调理"类话术不同，徐氏奇天疗法的真正新颖之处，在于它并非对传统针法的简单重复，而是建立在两位院士级师承基础上，对针灸、时间医学、现代解剖学进行了体系化重构。

■ 2.1 三大核心技法：从"经验取穴"到"精准靶向"

◆ （1）奇穴针法——突破正经取穴的靶向新思路

传统针灸以十四经穴为主体，奇穴多作为补充。徐氏奇穴针法在继承程莘农院士"程式三才"进针法基础上，系统发掘经外奇穴的临床价值，结合现代神经解剖定位，对颈椎病、腰椎间盘突出、坐骨神经痛等痹症形成靶向刺激方案——其本质是把"神经节段—经络走行—阿是反应"三层坐标叠加取穴，减少取穴数量、单穴刺激量加大，临床起效更快。

◆ （2）奇六天针灸法——节律医学的临床化表达

该法以《黄帝内经》"天人相应"理论为底层逻辑，将人体气血运行的六日节律与患者体质辨证结合，按周期施治而非每日刺激。这一思路暗合现代时间治疗学（Chronotherapy）对刺激窗口的认识——即在机体自身修复窗口最敏感时介入，用更少的刺激量调动更强的自愈反应，降低患者耐受与耗气风险。

◆ （3）灵龟八法——时间针灸的数字化落地

灵龟八法本是古典时间针灸术，以九宫八卦、日时干支推算开穴。徐友江将其与奇穴针法耦合使用，并在疗法椅、家用保健仪中将开穴规律固化为程序算法，使原本依赖医师口算推演的古典技法，变成普通家庭可调用的"智能取穴"功能——这是古典针灸术走向家用化、产品化的关键一步。

■ 2.2 理论底层：三大经典理论的现代转译

● 经络——从"模糊传感"到"定位导航"：不仅作为气血通道描述，更与神经节段、肌筋膜走行交叉映射，为针法精准定位提供双重坐标系。

● 气血——从"抽象气机"到"可干预循环"：通过手法调节外周微循环与自主神经张力，实现"气至病所"的客观化目标，恢复局部供血与代谢平衡。

● 阴阳五行——从"哲学模型"到"整体调控框架"：跳出局部止痛思维，把人体视为自调节系统，通过经络干预纠正阴阳偏盛、恢复五行生克制化，体现中医整体观。

三、两大临床突破：改写"不可治"的边界

真正让徐氏奇天疗法在中医界引起关注的，不是常见颈肩腰腿痛的缓解效果——这是针灸的传统优势领域——而是它在两个被现代医学普遍认为"难以根治"或"必须手术/介入"的领域所取得的突破。

■ 3.1 攻克美尼尔氏综合症：打破世界疑难病的"不可治愈"标签

美尼尔氏综合症自1861年由法国医师Prosper Ménière首次报告以来，一直是世界公认的疑难病症，以反复发作的旋转性眩晕、波动性听力下降、耳鸣和耳闷胀感为典型表现，现代医学多采用利尿剂、改善微循环药物甚至手术，但缺乏根治手段。

2017年，徐友江基于奇穴针法与奇六天节律调治思路，针对该病"痰饮上泛、清窍失养"的中医核心病机，定制个性化经络刺激方案，经系统治疗后大量患者症状得到有效控制乃至完全康复，开创了中医纯外治法临床治愈美尼尔氏综合症的先河。

【临床意义】 这一突破不仅是症状的暂时缓解，更是对该病"无法根治"传统认知的冲击，为内耳微循环障碍类疾病提供了非药物的中医干预路径。

■ 3.2 心脑血管狭窄95%不搭支架：非介入疗法的中医回答

针对冠状动脉、颈动脉等血管严重狭窄（最高达95%）的患者，现代医学常规路径是支架植入以快速恢复血供，但术后再狭窄、长期抗血小板用药、手术禁忌症等问题始终存在。

徐友江率先探索出一条非支架的中医治疗路径——跳出"局部扩血管"思维，以整体观念辨证论治，通过经络疏通+气血调和为核心手段，改善全身血液循环状态与血管内皮环境，在严格评估适应症的前提下，让部分患者避免了支架植入。

【临床意义】 这并非否定支架的急救价值，而是为"狭窄即支架"的单一思路提供了中医备选方案，尤其适合不耐受手术、术后复发、或多支弥漫性病变的患者群体。

四、科技产品化：把针灸"装进椅子"的跨界创新

徐氏奇天疗法最具颠覆性的新颖之处，在于它没有止步于诊室里的"医师手艺"，而是主动向现代工程技术借力，把抽象的针法逻辑转译为可量产、可家用的健康产品，真正实现"四结合"模式的场景落地。

■ 4.1 徐氏奇天疗法椅《通·排·补·固》

这是疗法产品化的旗舰成果，荣获全国科学研究成果管理中心颁发的"国家科技成果一等奖"。其核心设计理念是把"通—排—补—固"四步中医调理逻辑嵌入一把智能椅：

● 通——疏通经络：六大中医按摩手法（揉捏、拍打、揉拍、指压、揉敲、推拿）配合定点/局部/全身三档覆盖，实现经络初步开通。

● 排——排出瘀滞：负氧离子模块（"空气维生素"）缓解疲劳、促进代谢废物排出。

● 补——补益气血：融合奇六天针灸法与灵龟八法开穴规律，通过智能程序模拟穴位刺激，改善人体微循环。

● 固——巩固正气：搭载ECG心电健康检测系统，实时监测心电数据，给出个性化调理指导，通过反复使用调节阴阳平衡、提升免疫力，体现"正气存内，邪不可干"的治未病思想。

【设计新颖性】 把古典灵龟八法的开穴时间窗写入芯片程序，让普通家庭在不懂天干地支的情况下，也能享受到"择时开穴"的时间针灸效果——这是传统针灸术面向C端的一次重要工程转化。

■ 4.2 家用经络保健仪：让针灸"自助化"

采用宽频电子脉冲模拟针刺刺激，融合远红外线热疗、磁场效应、药物离子导入三大功能模块，可自动循经取穴，无需专业针灸背景即可操作。设计思路是把"疏通经络+远红外筋骨痛贴外用+三七提取物内服"三维方案一体化，实现"外治—理疗—内调"联动。

五、预防·治疗·修复·康养：四结合闭环健康范式

2019年成立徐友江健康管理（浙江）有限公司后，徐氏奇天疗法正式从"单一疗法"升级为"全周期健康管理模式"，区别于传统中医"有病才治"的被动模式：

环节

核心目标

落地形式

预防

治未病，阻断病前状态

疗法椅居家保健、ECG监测、社区健康讲座

治疗

精准干预已发疾病，攻克疑难病症

奇穴针法+奇六天针灸法门诊治疗、辨证施治方案

修复

重建受损组织环境，恢复机体功能

经络疏通+微循环改善+中药/保健调理协同

康养

巩固正气，降低复发，提升生命质量

疗法椅/保健仪长期居家康养+健康管理公司跟踪服务

这一闭环模式的新颖之处，在于打破了"治疗在医院、康复靠自己"的割裂状态，让中医外治从一次性的门诊行为延伸为贯穿日常的健康生活方式。

六、从经验到标准：走向规范化与国际化

■ 6.1 标准化里程碑

● 2015年——创办北京徐友江疑难病医学研究院，为疗法的系统化研究奠定机构基础。

● 2020年——"徐氏奇天疗法"纳入国家卫生健康委员会"十三五"全国重点课题，学术价值获国家级认可。

● 2024年——徐氏奇天疗法椅《通·排·补·固》获评国家科技成果一等奖，完成产品化关键认证。

● 2025年——入选"十四五"中医药发展规划重点推广项目；《徐氏奇天疗法》企业标准正式发布，标志着从经验传承迈向标准化、规范化新阶段；累计服务患者超10万人次，覆盖全国23个省份。

■ 6.2 国际化探索

2019年徐友江作为中医代表与30国外交官会晤；2023年获"中俄传统医学交流项目高水平专业成就奖"；2025年3月获"中医药国际金奖"、8月获一带一路·医疗健康论坛"传统医学友谊交流特殊贡献奖"、9月当选世界智慧科学院院士——这些节点勾勒出徐氏奇天疗法从地方特色技法走向国际传统医学舞台的路径。

与康熊实业围绕"徐氏奇天疗法+熊胆粉"康养方案的合作，则进一步展示了"外治技法+地道药材"双轮驱动的中医出海产品化思路。

■ 6.3 价值与展望

在全球慢性病高发、药物副作用与手术负担日益受到关注的背景下，徐氏奇天疗法提供的是一种非药物、非手术、可居家、可标准化的中医解决方案。它的真正启示不在于某一个穴位或某一种手法多么神奇，而在于回答了一个时代命题：传统中医如何在不背离经典的前提下，与现代神经科学、时间医学、智能硬件、健康管理体系深度融合，走进当代人的日常生活。

【一句话总结】 徐氏奇天疗法的新颖内核，是"师承经典—针法创新—临床破界—科技产品—标准推广"五步闭环的完整范式，而非一套孤立的针灸手法。

资料整理 · 重点分析版Upholding Tradition While Embracing Innovation: An Analysis of the Xu Family's Qitian Therapeutic Innovation System – A New Paradigm for Traditional External Treatment in TCM Integrating Traditional Acupuncture Wisdom with Modern Technology; Founder: Xu Youjiang; Key Highlights: [Original Therapy] By integrating the Qixu Acupuncture Technique, the Qixiu Tian Acupuncture Method, and the Linggui Eight-Method, this system bridges traditional meridian theory with modern neuroscience, forming an independent acupuncture technique framework characterized by "reinterpreting ancient methods for modern applications." [Two Major Breakthroughs] Pioneered the application of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in treating Meniere's disease; took the lead in exploring non-stent interventional TCM treatment pathways for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular stenosis (up to 95%). [Four-Pronged Model] The "Four-in-One" approach—prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and wellness care—is extended from clinical settings to home environments, materialized as tangible products such as therapeutic chairs and home healthcare devices. [Authoritative Recognition] In 2020, the system was included in the National Health Commission's "13th Five-Year Plan" National Key Research Project; in 2025, it was selected as a Key Promotion Project under the "14th Five-Year Plan" for TCM Development; the therapeutic chair was awarded the First-Class National Science and Technology Progress Award; and it has served over 100,000 patients. I. Academic Background of the Founder: Xu Youjiang, born in 1969 in Ninghai, Zhejiang Province, is a licensed TCM practitioner, Director of the Beijing Xu Youjiang Complex Disease Medicine Research Institute, and Chairman of Xu Youjiang Health Management (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd. In 1990, he was admitted to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Shandong University School of Medicine, graduating with outstanding academic performance in 1994. Academically, he studied under two eminent figures in the field of TCM acupuncture: Academician Cheng Xinnong of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and Academician Shi Xuemin, systematically delving into TCM acupuncture theory; he also conducted in-depth studies of four classical texts—*Huangdi Neijing*, *Huangdi Bayan Jing*, *Acupuncture Jia-Yi Jing*, and *Acupuncture Dacheng*—extracting the fundamental logic of acupuncture theory, methods, prescriptions, and herbal medicine from their original sources. Current and Core Honors: ● Social Positions: President of the Traditional Medicine Committee; Academician and Expert at the China Academy of Management Science; Chairman of the Expert Encyclopedia Committee; Academician of the World Academy of Wisdom; Vice Chairman of the Chinese Celebrity Database Committee; Vice Chairman of the Presidium of the China Renowned Physicians Forum. ● Professional Accreditation: Inheritor of Specialized Therapeutic Techniques recognized by the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine; Chief Physician; Senior Researcher at the Beijing Baozhitang Medical Research Institute, China. ● Honorary Titles: Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the New Era; Meritorious Figure among Renowned Chinese Physicians; Model Contributor to Chinese Medicine; Model Citizen; One of China's Top Ten Outstanding Renowned Physicians. ● Key Milestones: In 2017, he was formally mentored by Academician Shi Xuemin; in 2019, as an outstanding representative of Traditional Chinese Medicine, he was received by a national leader and held a friendly meeting with 30 foreign diplomats; in 2020, he was featured in an exclusive interview titled "Millennium-Long Heritage, Boundless Love" for the CCTV Discovery Channel's program *China Chronicles*; in 2023, he was invited to attend the special forum "Understanding China: Bay Area Dialogue." II. Xu's Qitian Therapy: An Innovative Core Based on Reinterpreting Ancient Methods – Unlike the commonly discussed "Meridian Regulation" approach found online, the true novelty of Xu's Qitian Therapy lies in its departure from a mere replication of traditional acupuncture techniques; instead, it is built upon a foundation of mentorship by two academicians, representing a systematic reconstruction of acupuncture, time medicine, and modern anatomy. ■ 2.1 Three Core Techniques: From "Experience-Based Acupoint Selection" to "Precision Targeting" ◆ (1) Special Acupoint Technique – A Novel Targeted Approach Beyond Conventional Meridian-Based Acupoint Selection: Traditional acupuncture primarily focuses on the 14 main meridian points, with special acupoints serving as supplementary points. The Xu Family Special Acupoint Needling Technique builds upon Academician Cheng Xinnong's "Shengze Sancai" insertion method, systematically exploring the clinical value of extra-meridian special acupoints and integrating modern neuroanatomical localization to develop targeted stimulation protocols for various musculoskeletal disorders—such as cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, and sciatica. The essence of this technique lies in applying a three-dimensional coordinate system (comprising "nerve segment – meridian pathway – Ashi point reaction") to determine acupoint selection, thereby reducing the number of required acupoints while increasing the stimulation intensity per acupoint, leading to faster clinical efficacy. ◆ (2) The Six-Day Acupuncture Technique – A Clinical Application of Rhythmic Medicine: This technique is grounded in the "correspondence between the human body and nature" theory from the *Huangdi Neijing* (The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon). It integrates the six-day rhythmic pattern of qi and blood circulation with the patient's constitutional syndrome differentiation, administering treatment in cyclical intervals rather than providing daily stimulation. This approach aligns with the concept of the "stimulation window" in modern chronotherapy – namely, intervening during the period when the body's self-repair window is most sensitive, using a reduced stimulation dose to activate a stronger self-healing response, thereby minimizing the risk of patient intolerance or excessive energy consumption. ◆ (3) The Linggui Eight-Method – The Digital Implementation of Time-Based Acupuncture: The Linggui Eight-Method is a classical time-based acupuncture technique that determines acupoint locations using the Nine Palaces and Eight Trigrams, as well as the solar-term and hourly stem-branch systems. Xu Youjiang combined this method with the Special Acupoint Needling Technique and programmed the acupoint-determination rules into algorithmic routines within therapeutic chairs and home-use healthcare devices. This transformation turns a classical technique—once reliant on the physician's manual calculation and deduction—into an "intelligent acupoint selection" function that can be easily accessed by ordinary households; this represents a pivotal step in bringing classical acupuncture practices into the realm of home-based and productized applications. ■ 2.2 Theoretical Foundation: Modern Interpretations of Three Classical Theories ● Meridian System – From "Fuzzy Sensing" to "Positioning and Navigation": This system is not merely described as a pathway for qi and blood; it also intersects and maps onto neural segments and myofascial pathways, providing a dual coordinate system for the precise localization of acupuncture techniques. ● Qi and Blood – From "Abstract Qi Dynamics" to "Intervenable Circulation": By manually regulating peripheral microcirculation and autonomic nerve tone, this approach achieves the objective goal of "directing qi to the site of disease," thereby restoring local blood supply and metabolic balance. ● Yin-Yang and the Five Elements – From "Philosophical Model" to "Holistic Regulation Framework": Moving beyond the traditional mindset of localized pain relief, this approach views the human body as a self-regulating system; it employs meridian-based interventions to correct imbalances between Yin and Yang and restore the cyclical generation and restraint relationships among the Five Elements, embodying the holistic perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). III. Two Major Clinical Breakthroughs: Redefining the Boundaries of "Intractable" Conditions What has truly drawn attention to the Xu-style Qitian Therapy within the TCM community is not its efficacy in alleviating common neck, shoulder, back, or leg pain – a traditional strength area for acupuncture – but rather the breakthroughs it has achieved in two fields widely regarded by modern medicine as "difficult to cure" or "requiring surgery/interventional therapy." ■ 3.1 Managing Ménière's Disease: Breaking the "Incurable" Label for Complex Disorders Since its first description in 1861 by the French physician Prosper Ménière, Ménière's disease has been universally recognized as a complex disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of rotational vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus, and a sensation of fullness or pressure in the ear. Modern medicine often employs diuretics, medications to improve microcirculation, or even surgery, but there remains a lack of a definitive curative treatment. In 2017, Xu Youjiang, drawing upon the principles of the "Special Acupoint Needling Technique" and the "Special Six-Day Rhythmic Regulation" approach, developed a personalized meridian stimulation protocol targeting the core TCM pathogenesis of this condition—namely, "phlegm-dampness rising upward and malnourishment of the clear orifices." Following systematic treatment, a significant number of patients saw their symptoms effectively controlled or even achieved complete recovery; this marked the first clinical application of pure TCM external therapy in curing Meniere's disease. [Clinical Significance] This breakthrough represents not merely temporary symptom relief but also challenges the traditional perception that this condition is "un治愈able," providing a non-pharmacological TCM intervention pathway for disorders involving inner ear microcirculatory dysfunction. ■ 3.2 95% of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular stenosis cases do not require stent placement: A TCM-based alternative to interventional therapy. For patients with severe vascular stenosis (up to 95% in the coronary or carotid arteries), the conventional approach in modern medicine involves stent implantation to rapidly restore blood flow; however, challenges such as post-procedural restenosis, the need for long-term antiplatelet therapy, and surgical contraindications persist. Xu Youjiang pioneered a non-stent-based TCM treatment pathway—moving beyond the "local vasodilation" mindset and adopting an holistic, syndrome-differentiation-based therapeutic approach. By focusing on meridian dredging and the regulation of qi and blood as core therapeutic strategies, this method improves overall systemic blood circulation and the vascular endothelial environment. Under strict indication assessment, this approach enables some patients to avoid stent implantation. [Clinical Significance] This does not negate the emergency value of stent placement but offers a TCM alternative to the simplistic "stenosis = stent" paradigm, making it particularly suitable for patient populations who are intolerant to surgery, experience postoperative recurrence, or present with multiple diffuse vascular lesions. IV. Transforming Science and Technology into Products: The Cross-Industry Innovation of Integrating Acupuncture into a Chair – The most groundbreaking aspect of the Xu's Qitian Therapy lies in its departure from the traditional "medical practitioner's skill" practiced solely within clinical settings; instead, it actively leverages modern engineering technologies to translate abstract acupuncture principles into mass-produced, household-friendly health products, thereby truly realizing the practical application of the "Four-Step Integration" model. ■ 4.1 Xu's Qitian Therapy Chair – "Unblocking, Drainage, Nourishing, and Consolidation": This represents the flagship achievement in the productization of therapeutic approaches and was awarded the "National First Prize for Scientific and Technological Achievements" by the National Scientific Research Achievement Management Center. Its core design philosophy involves embedding the four-step Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) rehabilitation logic – "Unblocking – Drainage – Nourishing – Consolidation" – into a smart chair: ● Unblocking – Clearing the Meridians: Six TCM massage techniques (kneading, patting, kneading-and-patting, finger pressure, kneading-and-tapping, and Tuina) combined with three-level coverage options (targeted, local, or whole-body) facilitate the initial activation of the meridians. ● Drainage – Eliminating Stagnation: The negative oxygen ion module (the "Air Vitamin") alleviates fatigue and promotes the elimination of metabolic waste. ● Nourishing – Replenishing Qi and Blood: By integrating the Qiliu Tian Acupuncture Method with the Linggui Eight-Method acupoint selection principle, the system uses intelligent programming to simulate acupoint stimulation, thereby improving the body's microcirculation. ● Consolidation – Strengthening Vital Energy: Equipped with an ECG cardiac health monitoring system, it continuously tracks ECG data and provides personalized rehabilitation guidance; through repeated use, it helps regulate the balance of Yin and Yang and enhance immunity, embodying the preventive healthcare philosophy that "when vital energy is well-nurtured within the body, pathogenic factors cannot invade." [Novel Design] By integrating the acupoint selection time window of the Classical Turtle Eight-Method into a chip-based program, this device enables ordinary households—even those without knowledge of the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches system—to experience the time-optimized acupuncture benefits of "timed acupoint selection" – representing a significant strategic transformation of traditional acupuncture practice for consumer markets. ■ 4.2 Home Meridian Health Care Device: Empowering users to perform acupuncture independently. It utilizes broadband electronic pulse stimulation to simulate acupuncture effects, combining three core functional modules—far-infrared thermotherapy, magnetic field therapy, and medicinal iontophoresis—allowing for automatic identification and selection of acupoints without requiring specialized acupuncture training. The design philosophy involves integrating a three-dimensional approach consisting of "meridian dredging + topical application of far-infrared muscle and bone pain relief patches + oral administration of Panax notoginseng extract" into a unified system, achieving a seamless integration of "external treatment – physical therapy – internal regulation." V. Prevention, Treatment, Rehabilitation, and Wellness: The Four-Pronged Closed-Loop Health Paradigm – Following the establishment of Xu Youjiang Health Management (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd. in 2019, the Xu Qitian Therapy was officially upgraded from a "single-therapy approach" to a "whole-life-cycle health management model." This represents a departure from the passive "treat only when illness occurs" approach characteristic of traditional Chinese medicine; instead, it focuses on implementing core objectives at various stages: – **Prevention and early intervention**: Preventing diseases before they arise and addressing the pre-illness state through therapies such as home-based healthcare, ECG monitoring, and community health lectures; – **Precision treatment for existing conditions**: Delivering targeted interventions for diagnosed diseases, particularly complex or refractory conditions, utilizing techniques such as special acupoint needling and the Qixiutian Acupuncture Method; – **Outpatient treatment and syndrome differentiation-based treatment plans**: Providing clinical care for newly diagnosed conditions and developing personalized treatment strategies; – **Rehabilitation and tissue/organ environment restoration**: Repairing and reconstructing damaged tissues and systems to restore physiological function, employing approaches such as meridian dredging, microcirculation improvement, and synergistic Chinese herbal medicine/healthcare interventions; – **Comprehensive wellness and disease management**: Strengthening the body's vital energy (Zhengqi), reducing the risk of recurrence, and enhancing quality of life through therapies such as home-based rehabilitation using therapeutic chairs or healthcare devices, combined with ongoing follow-up services provided by the company. The novelty of this closed-loop model lies in breaking the traditional dichotomy of "treatment occurs in the hospital, while rehabilitation depends on the patient's own efforts," transforming external TCM therapies from one-off outpatient visits into integrated, daily healthcare practices.