命理學的 疾病理論의 妥當性 檢證을 위한 統計的 硏究

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Korean medicine has traditionally accepted the Yin-Yang and Five Elements of Myungrihak to categorize bodily constitutions according to the Yin-Yang and Five Elements of individuals in order to identify vulnerabilities of specific bodily parts to diseases. Without balance of Yin-Yang and Five Elements caused by a lack or excessiveness, the bodily balance is destroyed, in turn making people more susceptible to certain diseases. A lack or excessiveness of Wood(木) causes vulnerabilities to the nervous system, including the liver and gall bladder, a lack or excessiveness of Fire (火) causes vulnerabilities to the circulatory system, including the heart and small intestines, a lack or excessiveness of Earth (土) causes vulnerabilities to the digestive system, including the spleen and stomach, a lack or excessiveness of Metal (金) causes vulnerabilities to the respiratory system, including the lungs and large intestines, and a lack or excessiveness of Water (水) causes vulnerabilities to the reproductive system, including the kidney and urinary bladder.
In order to positively analyze the correlation between Korean Medicine and the Yin-Yang and Five Elements, the researcher of this study visited 375 subjects over seven years to conduct a statistical verification process. The results of this study are as follows.
First, in the case of lacking Wood, the gall bladder disease rate was high, but the difference was not statistically significant. When excessive, the gall bladder disease rate was high and statistically significant.
Second, in the case of lacking or excessive Fire, the small intestine disease rate was high and statistically significant.
Third, in the case of lacking or excessive Earth, the spleen and stomach disease rates were high and statistically significant.
Fourth, in the case of lacking Metal, a statistically significant disease rate was shown for the lungs and large intestine. When excessive, however, a statistically significant difference was shown for the disease rates of the liver and gall bladder rather than the lungs and large intestine.
Fifth, in the case of lacking Water, a high urinary bladder and kidney disease rate was shown, but this was not statistically significant. When excessive, a high statistically significant difference was shown for the kidney, urinary bladder, heart and small intestine, while a low statistically significant difference was shown for the lungs and large intestines.
The results of this study scientifically verifies the significant correlation between human diseases and the Yin-Yang and Five Elements of Myungrihak. Some results were not consistent with the Yin-Yang and Five Elements as described in Korean medicine, yet this may be due to the fact that human diseases are not only determined by fate, but also influenced by environments and lifestyles as well as the possibilities of exposure to diseases in other bodily areas when one bodily area becomes vulnerable to diseases and results in weakened bodily balance.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 서론 1
• 1. 연구의 배경 1
• 2. 연구의 목적 3
• 3. 논문의 구성 4
• Ⅱ. 사주명리학과 음양오행설 5
• 1. 사주명리학의 이해 5
• 가. 사주명리학의 개념과 역사 5
• 나. 사주팔자 7
• 2. 사주의 음양오행론 9
• 가. 음양설 9
• 나. 오행설 11
• 다. 사주와 음양오행론과의 관계 14
• 3. 오행의 상생상극과 합충론 17
• 가. 오행의 상생 상극론 17
• 나. 오행의 합충론 22
• Ⅲ. 오행의 질병론 25
• 1. 한의학과 오장육부 25
• 가. 五 臟 25
• 나. 六 腑 26
• 다. 奇恒之腑 27
• 라. 五臟과 六腑간의 관계 28
• 2. 오행과 질병간의 관계 29
• 가. 오행과 오장육부의 관계 30
• 나. 臟器의 虛實 31
• Ⅳ. 타당성 검증을 위한 통계분석 38
• 1. 연구방법 38
• 가. 연구모형과 가설 38
• 나. 자료 수집 39
• 다. 자료처리 39
• 2. 실증적 분석 40
• 가. 표본의 일반적 특성 40
• 나. 오행의 허실에 따른 빈도분석 41
• 다. 오행의 허(虛)와 질병의 관계성 41
• 라. 오행의 실과 질병의 관계성 47
• Ⅴ. 결론 53
• 1. 연구 결과 53
• 2. 연구의 시사와 제한 55
• 【參考文獻】 57
• 【ABSTRACT】 61