@article{ART002803882},
author={Kim Jung Ryul and Kim， Dal-Rae},
title={The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus},
journal={Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine},
issn={1226-4075},
year={1995},
volume={7},
number={1},
pages={69-101}
TY - JOUR
AU - Kim Jung Ryul
AU - Kim， Dal-Rae
TI - The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus
JO - Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine
PY - 1995
VL - 7
IS - 1
PB - The Society of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine
SP - 69
EP - 101
SN - 1226-4075
AB - Using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test which was developed by Ohmura Toshiaki, constitution classification by the vegetables' was measured by various muscle power measurement meters and the results are as follow : 1. Pinch guage (Model : pc5030HPG, Japan) is the guage to measure finger power between the thumb and second finger, Grip Strength Dynamometer (Model : T.K.K. 5101, Japan) is to measure the hand power (hand dynamometer), Back Strength dynamometer (Model : T.K.K. 5102, Japan)is to measue back muscle strength, Vertical Jump Meter (Model : T.K.K. 5106, Japan) is to measure the height of jump. The above guages were used and its result found that the radish, potato, carrot and cucumber can influence to the muscle strength was not true. 2. When the physical constitution is distinguished vy the O-Ring Test method, Taeyangin's rate appeared as average 21% although it was insistedthat there will be only 0.03-0.1%. This means that the influence power of vegetable doest not appear according to the physical constitution but it appears accidently according to the examinee's emotion about the material such as vegetable etc. as favor or unfavor. 3. It was found that the result of O-Ring Test is the same at any time and at any place was not true. there is no reemergence character. 4. The import of O-Ring Test method to the physical discriminatio disregarded that the mental facor influences absolutely to the physical heath in the ideological physical constitution medicla science. 5. 'O-Ring Test method is a objective judgement method'. is wrong judgement. As you see on the above result, Bi-Digital O-Ring Test set the changeable voluntary muscle as the standard of the judgement, that was first mistake logically, second in spite of leass influence of mental influence by the examiner and examinee than the vegetable discrimination influence, the test disregarded the influence. Thire, only grasp of some material on hand can influence to the voluntary was a wrong theory disregarding the physiology. Finally the misunderstaning his subjective view as an objective view in spite of examiner and examinee's strong influence. Therefore such kind of physical descrimination method must be sublated.
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Kim Jung Ryul and Kim， Dal-Rae. (1995). The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus. Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine, 7(1), 69-101.
Kim Jung Ryul and Kim， Dal-Rae. 1995, "The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus", Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine, vol.7, no.1 pp.69-101.
Kim Jung Ryul, Kim， Dal-Rae "The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus" Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine 7.1 pp.69-101 (1995) : 69.
Kim Jung Ryul, Kim， Dal-Rae. The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus. 1995; 7(1), 69-101.
Kim Jung Ryul and Kim， Dal-Rae. "The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus" Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine 7, no.1 (1995) : 69-101.
Kim Jung Ryul; Kim， Dal-Rae. The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus. Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine, 7(1), 69-101.
Kim Jung Ryul; Kim， Dal-Rae. The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus. Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine. 1995; 7(1) 69-101.
Kim Jung Ryul, Kim， Dal-Rae. The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus. 1995; 7(1), 69-101.
Kim Jung Ryul and Kim， Dal-Rae. "The Study of Verification Bi-Digital O-Ring Test by gaugus" Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine 7, no.1 (1995) : 69-101.
