Patient’s Guide to Chinese Medicine

Patients Guide to Chinese Med...

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ChiRunning Core Strengthening Series Part III

chilivinginchttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/chilivingincSportsThe, Butt, WalkChiRunning Core Strengthening Series Part III Duration : 0:1:43

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Phys Ed: Does Exercise Boost Immunity?

New research reinforces a theory that physiologists advanced some years ago: the risk of catching a cold or the flu and of having a particularly severe form of the infection drop if you exercise.

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Cupping – A basic explanation

Cupping is a method of relieving local congestion by applying a partial vacuum which is created in a cup or cups, either by heat or by suction. Cupping has been used for thousands of years. Although it is often associated with Traditional Chinese Medicine, the entire world once knew this therapy and used it. The Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Chinese used cupping therapy. The oldest recorded medical textbook, Ebers Papyrus, written in approximately 1550 BCE in Egypt mentions cupping (Curtis, 2005). In the UK the practice of Cupping Therapy also...

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Chi Running How to run, meditate, and not get hurt

Lisa Katayama writes about chirunning It’s a brisk Saturday afternoon in San Francisco, and I’m standing outside of Sports Basement with a metronome in my hand. Several hundred feet away, a guy in a funny hat is running around the empty parking lot at a consistent 85 steps per minute. His upper body angles forward as his legs cycle backwards to the beat… beep beep beep. It looks kind of ridiculous, but the guy is actually demonstrating an innovative exercise regime that combines the concepts of Tai Chi and mindfulness...

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