Reduction of Electrical Resistance of a Tuning Fork at Local Resonance

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The work was inspired by the recent findings that the Meridians and Channels, and acupoints in Traditional Chinese Medicine are actually antinodal lines and antinodes of internal resonance of a human body, where the electrical resistance are 7 to 10% lower than surrounding tissues and reduced even more when excited. Although there are many research works on its reduction under the magnetic resonance of microwave, a study has not yet been found on the effects of mechanical resonance on the electrical resistance. The results from this work led to the conclusion that the local nondissipative dynamics and local resonance can reduce the electrical resistance. Electrophysics Electrical resistance Superconducting Resonance Meissner effect Nondissipative Dynamics Full Text Additional Declarations The authors declare no competing interests. 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