Roger Jahnke OMDTraveling to China to study Taiji (T'ai Chi) and other
forms of Qigong (Ch'i Kung) is a transformative experience.
Thomas Kruzel NDMultiple Sclerosis and Alternative Medicine ;Naturopathic physicians view multiple sclerosis (MS) as
“It’s supposed to be a professional secret, but I’ll tell you anyway. We doctors do nothing. We only help and encourage the doctor within.” Albert...
George T. Lewith MA MRCGP MRCPAnxiety, Depression and Other Nervous Disorders ;It is difficult to be objective about the treatment of d
The first person with whom I studied Chinese medicine instilled in me a high regard for the pulse. The things he was able to tell people after feeling their pulses for fifteen minutes seemed like magic to me. Some time later, I studied pulse...
The Use of Anaesthesia for Labour and Delivery ;Acupuncture anaesthesia is widely used for Caesarean sec
The history of Qigong (Ch'i Kung) commences beyond the era of written records, in the mists of prehistory. Earliest estimates suggest that self enhancement and empowerment practices date into the time of Chinese shamans, previous to 500 BCE. While...
"Master" is the word that all cultures use to describe someone who has attained high levels of skill. A Taiji (T'ai Chi ) master is generally one who has exceptional skill in doing the form or in using the Taiji principles in boxing(kung fu, martial...
Traditional Chinese Medicine discerns two stages to the average cold. The early stage is mild and lasts from a few hours up to a day or two (invasion of wind and cold). These symptoms may arise following exposure to a cold draft or air conditioning...
Slow, non-intense, daily practice of moderate exercise, as it has been done in China through Qigong and in India through Yoga for centuries, is now emerging, with scientific authorization as the fitness enhancement practice of choice. While it seems...
