How Does Qigong Heal?

'Over 4000 years ago Chinese medicine said, “Blood is the mother of Qi”. The Old Testament Leviticus 17:11, “For the life of the flesh is in the Blood.”

During Qigong practice people usually feel a powerful pulsation of blood in their body. Often it takes people by surprise how warm they feel after making just a few hand movements. Qigong moves a lot of blood and generates a lot of energy without lots of movement or stress.

Often people ask, “What is a Qi blockage?” It is simply a small area where the blood cannot go, or an area where disease can occur. For example, some people may have a knot in their stomach or bad digestion. Qigong usually improves this condition. Blood can work itself through closed off capillaries when a person is relaxed and increasing Qi in that area. Wherever Qi goes, blood follows.' 

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Traditional Chinese medicine technique uses heated glass cups to heal ills

'More and more people in the Western world are turning to ancient techniques of Chinese medicine after conventional medical treatments fail them. However, several of these alternative treatments are still unfamiliar to Westerners. While practices like acupuncture and acupressure have become familiar to most Americans, one less-talked-about Chinese medicine therapy that can benefit people suffering from chronic pain is called "cupping."'

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Eat Your Medicine: Food as Pharmacology

'What you put at the end of your fork is more powerful medicine than anything you will find at the bottom of a pill bottle. Food is the most powerful medicine available to heal chronic disease, which will account for over 50 million deaths and cost the global economy $47 trillion by 2030. All you need to do is eat your medicine and think of your grocery store as your pharmacy. The Chinese have known this for centuries … A Revelation about Food from My Recent Trip to China...' 

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Is ‘Blood Stagnation’ Making You Ill?

'We all know that blood circulates in our bodies. But what you may not
know is that aside from being a vital nutrient substance blood can also
be a cause of pain in the body. One of the ways blood causes pain is
when it becomes “stagnant.” That is, locations where blood becomes
“static” (e.g., sluggish) in the organs and tissues.




The following list of common ailments related to the quality of
blood, paints a picture of how many different issues are related to the
quality of our blood.'



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Cordyceps, the Medicinal Mushroom Superfood

 

 

 By Dr.Jeffery Dasch


'Cordyceps was held in high esteem and used over the centuries by Chinese Medicine. Because native wild Cordyceps is rare and costly, its use was restricted to the Emperor and Chinese Imperial Court. However, more recently, a few decades ago, mass consumption has become a reality with commercial production of cultivated strains. '

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Autumn: Season of the Metal Element

 

'Chinese Medicine associates each season with an element and its related organs. Autumn is Metal element. The yin Metal organ and meridian is Lung. The Lung’s yang counterpart is Large Intestine. During autumn, the Lung and Large Intestine are more susceptible to imbalances. With the change in temperature, one is more prone to respiratory conditions, such as colds and flu. Wei qi is the type of qi associated with the Lung. It is defined as protective qi, qi that protects us from exogenous pathogenic factors, such as wind, cold and damp. This type of qi can become challenged during autumn.'

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