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Breathing For Longevity

Breathing For Longevity

One of the great daily benefits that you can quickly obtain from this practice is to get so used to finding and releasing tension that it becomes a normal habit to do it. You will be surprised at how much more energy you will have at…

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Breathing for Cardiovascular Health

Breathing for Cardiovascular Health

In our society Cardiovascular Health has come to be publicly defined by cardio training which has come to mean jumping around and getting your heart rate up but that it is only a small part of the cardiovascular health story. There is a lot more to it.

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Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise

When starting proper breath work it the idea is to learn how to breathe so that you always diaphragmatically breathe as your normal state without having to think about it anymore. This will take some practice to achieve but the health benefits are well worth it.

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Diaphragmatic Breathing

Diaphragmatic Breathing

Diaphragmatic Breathing is a simple key to true health that can be utilized by most people. I was once told by Dr Wu that Diaphragmatic Breathing commonly referred to in the Chinese arts as lower abdominal breathing or belly breathing was the legendary ancient Chinese health secret…

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Tai Chi & Coronary Artery Disease

Here’s a new study that shows the effects of Tai Chi rehabilitation on heart rate responses in patients with coronary artery disease.

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The difference between Healthy Tai Chi & Fighting Tai Chi

Healthy Tai Chi & Fighting Tai Chi

Recently it has come to my attention that there is a distinction being made here in the USA regarding a so called difference between Tai Chi for health and Tai Chi for self defense. Having studied for the last 30 years from over half a dozen senior Tai Chi masters and…

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Tai Chi Eases Arthritis Pain

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A Tufts University School of Medicine study demonstrated evidence based results that Tai Chi Eases Osteoarthritis Pain in older adults. The study participants practiced Tai Chi for 12 weeks. During the study they practiced for an hour twice a week.

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Body Bouncing & Shaking

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Body Bouncing and Shaking is a very simple and effective way to relieve stress and release energy blockages from your body and mind. Best done while standing, the trick is to relax as much as possible and initiate the movement from your feet.

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Wu Chi

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Why should you stand in Wu Chi before performing your Tai Chi set?

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Documenting Tai Chi Health Benefits 3

…is that I have specifically learned how to practice the Tai Chi to achieve most of these health benefits from Chinese masters both here in the US and in mainland China. These teachers have often stated…

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