Forest Rock Tea House Chat 4. Part 1. Unlocking the Secrets of Taiji & Qi Gong

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1. Taiji vs. Qi Gong: Martial Arts Meets Medicine
2. Taiji vs. Qi Gong: Health Benefits Explained
3. Taiji vs. Qi Gong: Paths to Wellness
4. Taiji vs. Qi Gong: Energy and Healing Explained
5. Exploring the Depths of Qi Gong Exercises
6. Unlocking the Secrets of Taiji & Qi Gong
7. Amplify Healing with Taiji & Qi Gong

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Thankyou once again Pete so very interesting brilliant 🙏

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I'm glad you enjoyed it cheers Pete

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How can I heal autoimmune Sjorgens ? Thank you !

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Autoimmune Sjögren's Syndrome, known in Western medicine as a chronic autoimmune disorder primarily affecting the body's moisture-producing glands, is understood differently in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In TCM, this condition is often associated with imbalances in the body's vital energies, or "Qi," and is typically linked to deficiencies or dysfunctions in the organs responsible for fluid regulation, such as the Spleen, Lung, and Kidney. TCM practitioners might describe Sjögren's Syndrome in terms of Yin deficiency, particularly of the Lung and Kidney, leading to dryness symptoms. They may also consider factors like Blood deficiency or Qi stagnation, which can contribute to the overall imbalance and symptoms experienced by the patient. Treatment in TCM would focus on restoring balance and harmony within the body, often through a combination of herbal medicine, acupuncture, dietary adjustments, and lifestyle changes. The goal is to nourish the Yin, tonify the Qi, and improve the function of the affected organs to alleviate symptoms and improve overall well-being. I hope this helps Cheers Pete