Reviews
12 perimeter, 15 pericardial, 60-odd, and 73 blood cells. I'm excited.
A book that is a fascinating narrative of a mysterious but unintelligible medical world.
It's not easy, but I'm going to take a chapter and read it and apply it.
A good book to be a good study for our bodies and our minds, which are the truth in the universe. This is a recommendation book from a long-term medical teacher, and it's a deeper book.
Ryu Si-seong et al.: Hyeoljari Seodang
The point is, blood cells, for every 12 of our muscles. According to the agreement, we have about 338 blood cells in our body that correspond to the number of days of the year. The blood cell, which represents the miscalculation of the cotton - periphery of each of the two branches, is called a ‘Occident’. The five-transfusion is the base of the blood cell as a source of energy in the four seasons and weather. The book is a search for blood transfusions. The flow of the periphery, the step of the error loop, points to 60 blood transfusions in our bodies. The first chapter, which begins with the menopause of 12 croissants, is finished with a periphery of 12 in each chapter, and explains the blood transfusions of each of the five units along the line: the sonic ore, the bonzie, or the foot, or a hemoth or the ambient. This book, which shows the process of bloodletting, of a blood vessel, of five per centroitity, of the body and of the mind, is a story of the study of our bodies and of a world connected to our bodies. All learning begins from the body and returns to the body, realizing that it is the best ‘ foster life, ’ or ‘ good life. ’.
Korean title: 혈자리서당
Korean author: 류시성 외
Korean publisher: 북드라망
ISBN-13: 9788997969715
Reviews
12 perimeter, 15 pericardial, 60-odd, and 73 blood cells. I'm excited.
A book that is a fascinating narrative of a mysterious but unintelligible medical world.
It's not easy, but I'm going to take a chapter and read it and apply it.
A good book to be a good study for our bodies and our minds, which are the truth in the universe. This is a recommendation book from a long-term medical teacher, and it's a deeper book.












