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In controlling blood, I would say the heart and lungs have the most significant roles but all are important in their own way
Yes I do practise.
For me the benefits have been subtle but life-changing which is a strange combo I must say.
– My mental discipline has improved which is given me a completely different foundation in approaching my life. Now I tend to do more things I want to do, than my body or emotions want to do.
– I am happier for longer periods of the day. No matter how tough things get, I know after I do chigong I will be fine. It brings you back to reality as you get too caught up in life.
– It feels awesomeSuffice to say there are physical benefits for me too such as fitness, deeper sleep, prevention of ailments but I note the most significant and important ones to me first.
I’ve been drinking green tea for a few years but I’m still as forgetful as ever 🙁
Come to think of it, what organs/meridians are actually associated with brain power and memory? What does weak memory usually meanI’ve been studying and practising acupuncture and herbology for 3 years now. I also actually graduated with an accounting degree but changed course slightly.
I treat part-time alongside with my main office job but I hope to eventually make a living solely from treatments.I’ve read a bit about UK politics, I am sure your health system is still better than ours in the US. Doesn’t the NHS have an alternative medicine section or anything?
@sultan, I swear it would also give your pancreas one hell of a ride…
I try to stick to a balanced (but more meat protein based) diet where I minimise grains as much I can, I feel this is necessary because of my training. Couldn’t imagine being 100% vegi.Sultan, thats really strange, I’ve also seen his videos before, i think they are very powerful too! I mean some of the ones where he even connects with the online viewers is really cool.
He does not come to my country 🙁