Qigong for Health, Healing & Longevity

 

This at home study course is set up to make it EASY and CONVENIENT for you to learn about Qigong.  Once you have signed up for the course, you download the PDF book and test.  After you have read the book you take a multiple question test, send us back your answer sheet and after grading it we send you your certificate for your credits (you must PASS the test of course!).  This can all be done through our easy online process!   

• Many medical studies here in the US as well as in China, confirm that strokes, hypertension and the death rates from these conditions, decrease with Chi Kung practice! 
• Chi Kung increases Bone density with practice, improves blood circulation and joint health.  
• Even many of the clinical signs and symptoms of senility and other age related disorders can be reduced, including cerebral function, sexual function, serum lipid levels, and function of endocrine glands. 
• Alpha brain waves dominate beta waves, and spread to the frontal lobes of the brain during Chi Kung practice. 
• Even in people with cerebral arteriosclerosis, blood flow to the brain increases, memory improves, dizziness, insomnia, ringing in the ears, and numbness of the limbs, headaches decrease. 

Chi Kung practice enables the body to heal itself! This ancient practice can eliminate stress, tension, pain and sickness from your body so fast, that it will amaze you!

 What you will learn!

 

• What is Chi and what is Qigong. 
• How Qigong heals and why it works. 
• Theory and Principle of the bodies energy system. 
• History and philosophy of this ancient art.  

 

 

 “As a graduate of an Eastern influenced School of Massage, I have found classes in Qigong to be very helpful in my work.  Practice of even the most basic Qigong exercises, have helped me become more present in mind and body and has increased my attention and awareness.  Not only has it improved the massage, but it helps me find proper body alignment, increases my energy and relaxation all of which I believe are important for a long, successful career in massage therapy.” Lacey Lamb – Certified Massage Therapist 

This on-line study course is not like others!   

  What is Qigong? 

 The ancient Chinese discovered that it was possible to develop and direct the body’s vital energy, or Chi, in particular ways.  It could be nurtured to help prevent disease and premature ageing.  It could be made to flow from one person to another and thereby be used to help heal the sick.  It could also be employed with powerful effect in the martial arts.  The exercise systems used to stimulate and channel human energy came to be known as Chi Kung, which literally means “energy exercise.”  The goal of Chi Kung exercise is to stimulate the flow of energy internally in the body so that it effectively rushes through and clears the entire network of Chi channels, or “meridians.” Extensive research has been done over the years to develop a system of exercise that would speed up the blood circulation without placing an intolerable strain on the lungs.  The results drew on the accumulated wisdom of Chinese Taoist and Buddhist breathing practices and the practices and disciplines of the martial arts.  One type of Chi Kung uses a series of breathing exercises to control the internal movement of Chi while the body remains virtually motionless.  

  Simply put Chi is bio-magnetic energy that runs through all living things. Where there is chi there is life. When you are born you have an abundance of chi. The goal of Chi Gong is maintaining the abundance of chi and insuring its proper circulation throughout the body.  Within the human body, Chi is said to have many major functions: Chi protects the body from disease; supports and sustains all movements; enhances the body’s transformation; retains fundamental substance; and maintains normal body heat.  Theories of traditional Chinese medicine assert that the body has natural patterns of chi that circulate in channels called meridians and vessels. Symptoms of various illnesses are often believed to be the result of disrupted, blocked, or unbalanced chi movement (interrupted flow) through the body's meridians and vessels, as well as deficiencies or imbalances of chi (homeostatic imbalance) in the various zang fu organs. Chi Kung often seeks to relieve these imbalances by adjusting the circulation of chi in the body using a variety of Chi Kung therapeutic techniques. 

"This on-line study course is very informative.  I learned what Qigong is, how Qigong worked, and about the many health benefits of it.  I also learned many of the theories and philosophies behind Qigong in a manner that made it easy to understand.  This course was quite informative and enjoyable to take.  I would recommend it to anyone who wishes to know about the subject".   Jeffrey A. Arbeit -  MeD,PhD 

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