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Interactive Acupuncture Model
Instant access to the many locations that are referred to in our Acupuncture,
Acupressure, Qigong, Taijiquan, and Tuina (massage) articles.
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The Chinese Medical Community has one of the most extensive pharmacology
collections in the world. Chinese have conducted human trials for nearly
5000 years. The vast array of complex prescriptions makes other culture's
herbal collections seem barbaric by comparison.
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Chinese Tuina (Massage) uses pressure, manipulation and a variety of approaches
to promote Qi and Blood flow within the body. The concept is simple...when
the Qi flows freely, the body is healthy. |
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Taijiquan, commonly called T'ai Chi, is an exercise system used to build
the practitioner's internal strength. Although practiced mostly for health
maintenance
and prevention of disease, it is also considered the "root" of
martial arts practice in China. Because so many Chinese practice this exercise
each morning, it is often considered the most widely practiced exercise
in the world.
- On-Line Articles about Taijiquan:
*Emory University Studies T'ai Chi &
Falling
*Taijiquan In The Workplace
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- NEW: Yang
Style Posture Animations
(1 to 2 minute download per page)
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Qigong (Chi Kung) comes from the Chinese words "Qi" meaning "Energy"
plus "Gong", meaning "work" or "practice".
It is a term that describes a Chinese Exercise system the focuses on cultivating
and attracting "Qi" or "lifeforce" energies.
Banned in China for many years, Qigong is now expanding rapidly throughout
Asia and the world. Although it looks quite simplistic, this is a very
powerful mind/body healing system that has proven effective for many centuries.
- On-Line Articles about Qigong:
*China's Ancient Solution to the Crisis
in Modern Medicine
*Sudden Enlightment School of Er
Mei
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