Accidental Cure 3: AI vs. Ancient Intelligence

My third book, Accidental Cure 3: AI vs Ancient Intelligence, provides a road map and guidance for physicians, dentists, and patients on how to use Acupuncture Meridian Assessment (AMA) in clinical practice. It gives step by step information on how to plan, navigate and thrive using AMA to benefit patients and have a more clinically rewarding life through "biohacking" the body's invisible biocybernetic matrix.

It's time to recognize the human body as a domain from which we can learn, using an updated yet age-old form of AI: Acupuncture Intelligence. This 5,000-year-old disruptive technology can awaken the healing power within you - whether you're a physician, a dentist, or a patient - through meridians via a life force known as Chi.

This book will take you to another level of understanding of subtle acupuncture meridian energy fields. It covers the 12 clinically relevant classical medical acupuncture meridians, and four lesser-known ones which I find useful in my clinical practice. It is written in storytelling format and presents clinical cases illustrating use of AMA on meridian systems to detect, treat, and remove hidden stressors and restore a healthy immune system and biological terrain.

It covers a range of vital topics on detection and treatment of the underlying causes of chronic diseases, including dental-related medical problems, parasites and fungal infections, heavy metals and environmental toxins. Cases include autoimmune problems, cancers, CFS/ME, COVID and Post-COVID syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, fibromyalgia, Lyme and Post-Lyme, how to reboot your brain, biohacking, the biology of belief, and more.

Dr. med. Atel Hemat of Germany wrote an invaluable FAQ section for patients and practitioners on everything you want to know about acupuncture meridian assessment (AMA), and Dr. med. Helmut Retzek of Austria wrote an excellent explainer on EAV, AMA and biocybernetics.

You might be surprised to learn that pathways of electrical impulses - meridians like violin strings - run throughout your body, each with specific vibrations and frequency. These meridians connect specific organs, sensory organs, joints, teeth, and tissues with points located next to the skin, called acupuncture points.

The frequency spectrum of an organ is conducted via the meridians and can be detected at the acupuncture points. Nearly the whole oscillation spectrum of the body exists in the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet. We already have an "invisible body map of the biocybernetic matrix" in the acupuncture meridian system. Each one of you are an "Open Book" with a unique frequencies and vibrational signature.

Acupuncture Intelligence is applied to the domain of the whole body and includes medication and biocompatibility testing. In contrast, AI in Medicine is based on the domain of published medical research using Large Language Models. For individuals, it can be off-base and misleading, and it has yet to crack the code of the body's biocybernetic symphony of systems.

Learn to read the body's vibrational signature, and fine tune and work with patients on "biohacking" and restoring their pathways to health and vitality. Consider the body as a fine musical instrument, like a violin, which needs periodic inspection, tuning, practicing, and preventive maintenance.

Based on over 30 years of practicing AMA, here is the experience of my patients, my practice, and the physicians and dentists I help train: It Ain't no Accidental Cure!

The first two books in my Medical Acupuncture Series are: Accidental Cure: Extraordinary Medicine for Extraordinary Patients (2010), and AcciDental Blowup in Medicine: Battle Plan for Your Life (2019).

Author: Simon Yu
Publisher: Prevention and Healing, Inc.
Published: 11/20/2025
Pages: 402
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.18lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.82d
ISBN: 9798993500904

About the Author
Yu, Simon: - Simon Yu, MD combines internal medicine with integrative medicine at Prevention and Healing, Inc., in St. Louis, MO, founded in 1996. As regional medical director at a Midwest HMO for 10 years, he saw the limits of today's medication-management approach to patients with complex chronic illness. He began studying integrative medicine, took 300 hours of medical acupuncture training, and studied Biological Medicine extensively in Europe. Dr. Yu lectures across the US and abroad and offers Acupuncture Meridian Assessment (AMA) Training for doctors and dentists. He has an MD from the University of Missouri School of Medicine, an MS in Immunology through a joint program with Washington University, is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, member of the American College of Physicians, and is a board advisor to the International College of Integrative Medicine. He served as amedical officer in the U.S. Army Reserve for 25 years, retiring as a full colonel, adding to his experience.

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