Those who have studied Chinese medicine or are obsessed with Chinese medicine will become more superstitious. They say they are superstitious, but they actually respect the origin and natural laws of Chinese medicine.

 The earliest human beings did not have any medical institutions. When they were sick, they relied on hand pressing and rubbing to relieve pain. This is also the origin of massage.

 For people who are in a bad mood due to illness, they are comforting and coaxing to relieve their pain, and gradually extended the big rope jumping to treat the disease, and the big jumping god slowly became the earliest medical service system at the beginning.

 Although there is no scientific basis for pretending to be a ghost, it does have a great impact on the treatment of diseases. If it didn't work, it wouldn't be called a trend at the time.

 In today's society, there are still many unexplainable diseases, even experts in major hospitals are helpless, but after the unbelievable dance, the mouth is still chanting: (Mani Mani coaxes) It's inexplicable...

 From a scientific point of view, one's own potential is brought into play. The potential of man's own is beyond his control. However, it is stimulated by this superstition.

 Maybe it's an instinct that people carry in their DNI that is just awakened by primitive healing.