Touch of Death

The touch of death goes by many names in China it is known as the Dimmick while in Japan a fighting style involving pressure point fighting is referred to as killer. Jutsu also called death point striking this deadly martial arts technique. When done right could potentially kill an opponent by striking a specific area of the body with a simulate gentle but a devastating critical force. Now the Chinese term dem MOC literally translates in English -which suggests that, this technique requires applying pressure to an artery in water to work and according to martial artists who claimed a know how to use this lethal move. This technique has a delayed effect when used, so at first this strike may seem harmless but an individual could suddenly died from it without notice several weeks or even months later. So what is the origin of the Dimock. Well the use of the touch of death had been largely mentioned in wushu literature or Chinese more force drama comics in these stories that DeMarcus painted as a highly specialized fighting style which involves targeting the pressure points of enemies and it disrupting the flow of their Chi warlike energy and in these literary works those who were attacked with this method would end up paralyzed. We're dead weather immediately war delay now in reality. The history of dim Mach can be traced to traditional Chinese medicine. Particularly acupuncture though there are also suggestions that it was developed by the same person who created a Chinese martial arts tai chi. It is also believed that the deadly art of dim mark largely influenced the philosophies and development of other Chinese martial arts and even those combat two disciplines that originated in Korea and Japan though the death point striking move is noted by some people do have played a crucial role in the spread of martial arts across the globe. The knowledge of how to use this fighting style remains largely unknown. Supposedly only a few chosen martial artists are trusted by even fewer masters to learn this technique, which is why it has managed to remain a heavily guarded secret. However, in recent years more and more self-proclaimed martial arts masters have stepped into the limelight proclaiming their knowledge. About the Denmark and their ability to use it in among the numerous martial arts. Masters who reveal their intimate knowledge of the death touch technique is karate instructor Jorge Dillman. In the 90s Dillman Trinity fighting style inspired by cultural jutsu and not only did he claim that he knew how to use the touch of death in combat he also revealed that he was able to develop. Based on this

techniques that did not require coming into contact with his opponents however a study of his fighting techniques by experts and skeptics concluded that his proclamations were really fraudulent. Another martial artist who claimed to be a master of Denmark is ero Monza. He even released books and videos about the technique around the 1980s heralding himself as the first Western master in

the art of Tai Chi travel or Tai Chi he also disclosed that he learned from several Chinese martial arts. Masters how to use the death Point striking technique as well as other fighting maneuvers that disrupted inside the human body like Dolman though the majority of the public were really not

so inclined to believe him, so is the touch of death really real with individuals revealing themselves to be practitioners of this mysterious and controversial technique. What I really can't help but wonder if the touch of death is indeed the real deal those who believe in the existence and

effectiveness of the Dimock used a death of Bruce Lee as an example of how lethal does martial arts

technique truly is of course this accomplished martial artist and film superstar was revealed to have perished from cerebral edema in his demise officially classified as a death by misadventure due to a deadly reaction to combine medication however speculation suggests that his sudden death was a

delayed effect of a dim Mach strike from a fellow martial arts master, who was ordered to eliminate him of course but there is no proof to such rumours but even years after least untimely death I mean he still found it very suspicious that he died so suddenly and at a relatively young age it was also widely known that he had his fair share of enemies within the martial arts community during his short life but for now though we really don't have enough scientific and historical evidence to say with absolute certainty that the touch of death is indeed an effective and deadly technique what we do know is that subjecting certain areas of the human body to immense pressure war trauma can result in unexpected skills of damage or injury to the person attacked sometimes even death a good

example of this is a condition known as commercial cordis and it may seem like something plucked out of a movie but there are incredibly rare instances wherein a person can actually die after receiving a blow to the chest and this could happen if the strike lands at a critical moment. While the hardest beating the blow could disrupt this rhythm and results. You cardiac arrest even with medical intervention this lethal condition has a fatality rate around 65 percent another real-life. Medical example similar to how the dim Mach strike works is by blocking the blood flow to the brain via the carotid artery applying pressure to this common artery will not only result you on consciousness but it may also lead to brain damage but with that said even to this day the touch of death remains a very curious mystery. But I do know some people who have mastered a war or a variation of it. You know like spot with this nerve pinch or Doctor, who with his Venusian Aikido oh and Kung Fu Panda

with his Russia finger home but in all seriousness do I believe that this technique is real.