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Evidence indicates that T'ai Chi and/or Qigong may provide highly effective adjunct therapy for:
Note: Individuals should always consult their physician before adding to or altering any ongoing therapy. Discussing with their physician whether Qigong or T'ai Chi might be helpful to their condition. T'ai Chi focused studies, followed by general Qigong
focused research, can be found in the Qigong Database, viewable at the
Qigong Institute: www.qigonginstitute.org
for a fee. As a non-profit organization, the Qigong Association relies
solely on Qigong Database sales to continue its operations, much of which
is handled by volunteers at every level. Many people have worked hard
to make this project possible – and continue to work hard to keep
it updated. Dr. Kenneth M. Sancier has devoted the past 15 years
collecting information and devoting his efforts to make this the valuable
resource that it is. The material on the Database is protected by
the Copyright laws of the United States and these are recognized around
the world. THE COMPLETE IDIOT'S GUIDE TO T'AI CHI & QIGONG (Macmillan NY 1999) Qigong Research Abstracts, Courtesy of Kenneth Sancier,
Ph.D. (Retired Senior Scientist), currently President of the Qigong Institute
of Menlo Park, California. An expanded version of a Computerized Qigong
Database, with 1,600 referenced studies on Qigong is available by contacting
The Qigong Institute, 561 Berkeley Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025 (Phone:
650-323 1221) |