Throughout history, peoples in many parts of the world have sought ways to develop their energetic potentials for improved health, martial power, and to bring themselves closer to the divine. In China these practices are called QiGong.
Man is a complex organism whose life is supported by countless metabolic changes.
These changes are described as the interaction between Yin and Yang. QiGong systems are composed of psycho pneumatic exercises that seek to balance these interactions through the regulation of the body, breath, and mind. As Qi is the commander of blood, regulating the Qi will regulate the blood. Regulation of the body, breath, and mind utilize the complex energy systems of the body to vitalize the flow of Qi and blood. QiGong can enhance other therapies, prevent reoccurrence of many disharmonies, shorten the duration of treatments for many illnesses, consolidate results of treatment by other modalities, involve patients in their own healing process, and be used as a primary therapy.