@inproceedings{oai:repo.qst.go.jp:00052957,
 author = {Chen, Weizhong and Chang, Tong and Yoichi, Hideo and Kotake, Junichirou and Haraguchi, Suzue and Kokubo, Hideyuki and Kawano, Kimiko and Yamamoto, Mikio and 陳 偉中 and 張 トウ and 世一 秀雄 and 小竹 潤一郎 and 原口 鈴恵 and 小久保 秀之 and 河野 貴美子 and 山本 幹男},
 book = {Journal of International Society of Life Information Science},
 issue = {2},
 month = {Aug},
 note = {The authors have previously measured physiological changes for subjecrts during Qigong and light imagery tasks. A skilled Qigong trainer's skin surface temperature of the middle finger decreased during Zigong compared with the value at rest measured by thermography. Moreover, the biophpoton count radiated from the middle finger increased during light imagery task compared with the value at rest measured by thermography. Moreover, the biophpotoncount radiated form the middle finger increased during light imagery task compared with the count at rest measured by PMT. In the present study, a beginner in Qigong and non-trained subjects performed the same experiment. The beginner had a remarkable increase of skin surface temperature of the middle finger during Qigong compared with the temperature at rest (maximum difference was 3.3 degree, P=0.046<5% in a two-sided t-test), and an untrained female showed her middle finger radiated more biophotons when she did a light imagery task. These results suggested that skin temperature and physiological metabolism might be influenced by Qigong and light imagery tasks.},
 pages = {703--710},
 title = {Temperature and Biophoton Changes of Middle Finger during Qigong and Light Imafery Tasks},
 volume = {20},
 year = {2002}
}