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Here’s what the experts are saying:
Qigong is An Effective Technique for Preventing and Easing Stress
Physicians at Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic and Harvard Medical School recommend qigong and other relaxation techniques. Stress has been linked with such physical problems as heart attack, stroke, gastrointestinal problems and asthma, as well as emotional problems like depression, anxiety and an inability to enjoy life.
Stress can affect digestion and metabolism (insulin resistance) leading to weight gain and diabetes, immune system for lowered disease resistance and slower tissue repair and healing, and reproduction system leading to infertility and erectile dysfunction.
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Research has shown the use of Qigong Relaxation Exercises to improve:
| Cancer | Arthritis | Low back pain | |
| Chronic pain | High blood pressure | Digestive issues | |
| Heart disease | Auto-immune diseases | Asthma | |
| Fibromyalgia | Most other chronic diseases | Diabetes |
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Qigong Stimulates the Relaxation Response
It can “reverse the cumulative effects of stress on the body”.
“The relaxation response alters the expression of genes involved with processes such as inflammation, programmed cell death and how the body handles free radicals – molecules produced by normal metabolism that, if not appropriately neutralized, can damage cells and tissues.”
says Dr. Herbert Benson, Mind/Body Medical Institute, Harvard Medical School.
The relaxation response stops the stress response and starts the healing process. It is the body’s natural antidote for stress. We need to relearn how to use it effectively.
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Qigong can slow the aging process!
Are you worried about staying young? America’s Doctor, Dr. Oz, says the ancient Chinese technique of Qigong is a great way tap into our natural energy and, in turn, combat the aging process.“If you want to be healthy and live to 100, do Qigong.” Check out the video here.
Stress induced disease and debilitation is not part of the natural aging process. We can stay flexible in our minds and bodies as we age!

