This is depressing, I thought. I want to live with this disease, not cry about it. Wedemeyer stumbled upon Chinese medicine in San Diego. A friend had suggested it, and he thought he would give it a try. He had nothing to lose, and decided to ask about it at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego.
Medical history shows there are always survivors.
They explained that I needed to learn how to take care of myself, make changes in my diet, behavior and mental attitude. He then started to learn about Chinese medicine, particularly Qigong. One is the diet, then acupuncture, then herbs, and finally Qigong. Zhang says that clinical and experimental studies indicate that Qigong eliminates tiredness, improves recuperation of the body, improves the immune system, and cures psychosomatic diseases. Master Ko Wong runs the Ko Wong Chi Kung Institute in San Francisco and teaches introductory Qigong classes at the Institute of Health and Healing at the California Pacific Medical Center.