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The 7 pages that link to Huangdi Neijing, each with the reason it gives.

• Traditional Chinese medicineBroader topic: It became a foundational source for medical theories associated with the tradition.

• QiBroader topic: It gives systematic accounts of qi in bodily function, illness, and treatment.

• AcupunctureRelated: Its discussions of channels and needling helped shape later acupuncture theory.

• Five PhasesRelated: It develops phase correspondences for explaining health and bodily change.

• MoxibustionRelated: It records early medical ideas and practices associated with moxibustion.

• Yellow EmperorBroader topic: The text uses Huangdi's authority to frame a systematic account of medicine and the body.

• Tui naRelated: It records early medical ideas and manual methods that form part of tui na's intellectual background.