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Scope: This document specifies the treatment methods of Cai's Holistic Microcirculation Therapy for Zang-Fu Organs and Meridians. This document is applicable to the diagnosis and treatment work using Cai's Holistic Microcirculation Therapy for Zang-Fu Organs and Meridians; Main technical content: 3.1 Cai's Holistic Microcirculation Therapy for Zang-Fu Organs, Meridians, and Collaterals. The human body is an organic whole. According to traditional Chinese medicine, the human body is an organic whole dominated by the heart and centered on the five zang organs. The mechanism of bloodletting is relatively clear. It adjusts yin and yang, unblocks meridians, and harmonizes qi and blood, thereby changing the pathological changes of unsmooth qi and blood circulation in meridians, so as to adjust the function of qi and blood in zang organs. Acupoint injection is a treatment method of injecting small doses of Chinese and Western medicines into acupoints to treat diseases. This therapy selects acupoints centered on the five zang organs (heart, liver, spleen, lung, kidney) and the Ren and Du meridians as the pathways. Through the absorption of drugs at acupoints, the acupoints are stimulated, and the drugs circulate along the meridians directly to the lesion site, using the dual effects of drugs and acupoints to achieve the purpose of treating diseases. Venous infusion plays an important role in the human circulatory system. When administered intravenously, the drugs flow back to the heart through the circulatory system and are distributed throughout the body to treat diseases. Oral medication is first absorbed into the bloodstream in the stomach and small intestine, and then the drugs are distributed to various tissues and organs and act on various target sites to play a therapeutic role. In the liver and other parts, the drugs are metabolized by liver enzymes into metabolites, and finally excreted from the kidneys and other parts. The above process is the complete process of