Health and Medical Benefits of T'ai Chi
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- Improves Overall Physical Fitness
- Tones Muscles
- Burns Calories
- Alleviates Anxiety and Stress
- Reduces Blood Pressure
- Strengthens Circulation of Blood and Oxygen
- Increases Joint Flexibility
- Alleviates Pain
- Strengthens Memory and Enhances Concentration
- Improves Balance and Coordination
- Generates a Sense of Emotional and Physical Well-being
- Elevates Energy and Mood
- Heals the Body and Mind
- Teaches Self-Defense
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The World Health Organization has recognized that T'ai Chi (taiji) and Chi
Kung (gigong) alongside other Traditional Chinese Medicine practices
such as acupuncture are effective treatments for at least forty-three
commonly encountered clinical disorders including:
- Alcohol Dependence
- Allergies/Asthma
- Anxiety/Depression
- Arthritis/Joint Problems
- Back Pain
- Bladder/Kidney Problems
- Carpal Tunnel
- Poor Circulation
- Premenstrual Syndrome
- Sciatica
- Drug Addiction/Smoking
- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders
- Fatigue
- Gynecological Disorders
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- Headache/Migraine
- Heart Problems/Palpitations
- Herpes
- High Blood Pressure
- Immune System Deficiency
- Infertility
- Insomnia
- Knee Pain
- Fibromyocitis
- Neck Pain
- Colds/Flu
- Constipation/Diarrhea
- Sexual Dysfunction
- Shoulder Pain
- Skin Problems
- Sports Injuries
- Stress/Tension
- Tendinitis
- TMJ
- Weight Gain or Loss
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To watch Dr. Clippinger's complete lecture on Traditional Chinese Medicine and T'ai Chi Chuan, which was presented at the National Ovarian Cancer Symposium in October, 2005, please click here and scroll to David Clippinger's name under "presenters".
For detailed discussions and published clinical medical studies on the
above disorders and how T'ai Chi and Chi Kung have been measured as
effective treatment strategies, visit the World Health Organization's
Web Page.
In addition to those findings published by the World Health
Organization, many clinical medical studies on the benefits of T'ai
Chi and Chi Kung have been documented in a range of medical journals
including the New England Journal of Medicine and JAMA, the Journal of
the American Medical Association. The following is a partial
bibliography of the published clinical cases: Bibiliography of Published Medical Studies on T'ai Chi and Chi Kung
Dr. Clippinger also performs Chi Healings as well as medical Chi Kung sets.
To schedule a private appointment, please call 412-480-9177 |