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I agree that Chinese medicine may have been way ahead of its time in uncovering nerve endings, arteries and methods of stimulating the release of endorphins from as long as 1,000 years ago but their description for what is now known scientifically was magic. Yes, they uncovered something, but used crude anatomical and mystical explanations for them.
I agree there's alot to be uncovered about the body, like reflexology. Some people swear by it. Same as those who have used accupuncture to quit smoking, relieve chronic pain, use it as anesthesia for minor surgery and other minor health benefits.
Chi breathing is practiced by those in the internal arts, so if anything I think it has to do with proper breathing, focus and maybe something metabolic....who knows, but the results that you talk about are confirmed. Some elder Taiji practitioners are unusually strong for their age and quite healthy compared to those who don't do taiji.
Any medical practitioners care to share something on this?
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Originally posted by Tom YumChi breathing is practiced by those in the internal arts, so if anything I think it has to do with proper breathing, focus and maybe something metabolic....who knows, but the results that you talk about are confirmed. Some elder Taiji practitioners are unusually strong for their age and quite healthy compared to those who don't do taiji.
Originally posted by HuSanYanTom Yum, i think that many people try to understand chi in too physical a way.
Let me try to give a comparison (a rough one).
have you ever had a proper massage or proper Aromatherapy??, a serious Aromatherapist will know how to unblock some of the many channels or meridians within the body, one main one is the line about a quarter of an inch along and either side of the spine from base to skull. after such treatment there is a true feeling of well being in addition to a deeply relaxed state, more importantly there is a strong feeling of having the body 'corrected'. Another perhaps better example is that of Reflexology.
The above mentioned internal 'body energy/life force' is the same 'matter' (so to speak, again perhaps somewhat vaguely) as that which is referred to as Chi.
well thats all i can think of off the top of my head, but there are many ebs and flows within our bodies and only when you have had such treatments can you know what I mean. another very decent example is that of Accupressure.
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Originally posted by StreptoA massage will not unblock some meridians to help chi flow better... I will say it again, THERE IS NO CHI!!
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Originally posted by HuSanYanwrong, wrong & double wrong. Chi is real but you simply lack the requisite depth to comprehend it, but I won't hold it against you my fine feathered smiler.
So no disrespect to anyone believing in chi but you are all naive! Next thing you know you will all tell me that Santa is real! Do yourselves a favor and start reading a little, watch science on TV and things like that... it could open your eyes!
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