Possible Reasons for Differences in Luminescence Patterns near Biologically Active Points

Substantiation of skin surface biophysical processes based on luminescence is considered. Results of preliminary experiments concerned with reasons for differences in stimulated luminescence patterns of skin surface near biologically active points (BAP) are presented. Investigations have been carried out on the meridians of lungs, heart, pericardium, large intestine, three heaters and stomach. It is demonstrated that one of possible reasons for differences in stimulated luminescence patterns of skin surface near BAP is a meridian type. But this reason seems to be not the only. In order to obtain more reliable conclusions additional investigations are necessary, which are related to effects of environment parameters, characteristics of patients and meridians' activity on luminescence patterns.