Genki-Meridian Fiber Theory (GMFT): The Physical Substrate of Qi as Bioconductive Fiber Networks from Which Flesh Originates and Muscle Forms

Eastern medicine stated two thousand years ago: the mesh of Qi creates the body. Modern biology states: cells migrate along extracellular matrix fiber networks to form tissue. This paper demonstrates these are identical phenomena described in different languages. The mesh of Qi = bioconductive fiber network (SIBM); Qi flowing = microcurrent propagation; Flesh originating = cells electrotactically migrating to fibers and encapsulating them; Becoming muscle = alignment, contraction, and fusion of myoblasts driven by electrical stimulation. The physical identity of meridian structures is established as: acupoints = fiber network intersections / electric field concentration points; meridians = conductive collagen fiber pathways; Qi stagnation = current interruption / fiber rupture / cell necrosis; Qi abundance = current activation / fiber density increase / cell proliferation. The sequence of origination: the fiber mesh exists first (heart-generated electromagnetic field); electricity calls flesh (electrotaxis); flesh wraps each fiber (SIBM principle); muscle forms (myoblast differentiation via electrical stimulation); circulation completes (non-stopping self-reinforcing cycle). Theoretical unification via V = N / D (Tendo Economics, Katayama 2026): Qi abundance = N maximized; disease/aging = D; Genki = maximum V state. This paper is the fourth layer of a unified invention series: ECCE (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20725907) — source of Genki; CPMH (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20725945) — artificial Qi mesh construction; SIBM (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20726036) — flesh originating from fiber mesh; GMFT (this paper) — theoretical integration of Eastern and Western medicine in one logic. Published as open knowledge base for regenerative medicine researchers, materials scientists, and traditional medicine scholars worldwide.