"Ding... ding-ling..."
Zhang Tao looked at Severus. Severus stared at the transformed lizard-skin pouch on his body. The ringing was coming from inside it.
He hurriedly opened the pouch and discovered that the sound was coming from the Mass Bell.
"I have an idea." Zhang Tao looked at the golden Mass Bell in Severus's hand. "Help me."
"How?"
"Take off his clothes." With that, Zhang Tao went into the bathroom next door.
Severus did not understand why, but he did as instructed.
There were many kinds of madness. If a "mad" person foamed at the mouth while convulsing, then they were having an epileptic seizure. Another kind of madness was like that of the girls in the Salem witch trials: even while their whole bodies spasmed, their faces could remain rosy.
Usually, a good whipping would cure it. Zhang Tao's "wand" looked like a teaching tool called a ruler for discipline. Of course, it could also be called the Heaven-Earth Ruler, but Zhang did not use it to whip Alessandro.
The Taiyi acupoint was located in the center of the abdomen. In the River Chart and Luo Writing, it represented the central palace and gathered the wind of Heaven. This acupoint could also treat madness and tongue protrusion.
Japan's old-school physicians did not value the Five Movements and Six Qi of the Huangdi Neijing. Some even rejected the theories of yin and yang, the Five Elements, the viscera and bowels, and the meridians, believing that in the Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, "the theories were useless, but the prescriptions could be used." They severed the connection between the Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases and the Huangdi Neijing. Rather than studying the deeper meaning of the Three Yin and Three Yang in the Huangdi Neijing, they only