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more easily accomplished than treating disease medically. Given the fact that medical practitioners are primarily
trained in medicine – the diagnosis and treatment of disease -- it is actually not the medical community’s
responsibility to change what it does and how it works. The shift that will happen and is happening is in policy
and in people. As policy supports a more wide spread understanding that almost all diseases are preventable, our
citizens will have greater access to programs, and incentives that support prevention through healthful behavior.
That way medical doctors can focus on medicine and disease while the society focuses on health care - “to care for
health.”
For more information, please visit:
Tai Chi, Qi Gong and Dr. Jahnke, OMD: http://FeelTheQi.com
The Institute of Integral Qigong and Tai Chi: http://IIQTC.org
The Healer Within: http://HealerWithinFoundation.org
National Consensus Meeting on Qigong and Tai Chi: http://agingblueprint.org/PDFs/ConsensusDoc.pdf
The Institute of Integral Qigong
and Tai Chi (IIQTC) trains Community
Practice Leaders and Certified Integral Qigong and
Tai Chi Teachers who work in community centers,
hospitals, clinics, schools, churches, social service
agencies and the justice system. Providing training,
certification, career change and enhancement for
over 10 years, the Institute makes access to Qigong
and Tai Chi easy and enjoyable through effective
teaching methods and a focus on principles. The
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The Healer Within: Using Traditional
Chinese Techniques To Release Your
Body's Own Medicine * Movement *
Massage * Meditation * Breathing
by Dr. Roger Jahnke
Dr. Roger Jahnke translates Asian traditions of
self-healing into a four-part health promotion
program for daily practice -- gentle movement of
the body; selfapplied
massage,
c o m b i n i n g
massage of the
ears, hands, and
feet; breathing
practices; and
methods of deep
relaxation and
meditation, crucial
to calming and
focusing the mind.
The reader can
experiment and
choose among the
varied practices to
tailor an easy-toi
m p l e m e n t
r e g im e n . D r .
Jahnke makes a persuasive argument for using
these mind-body healing techniques both to
recover from illness and to remain healthier and
happier all the time.
(click on the book cover to order from Amazon.com)
16 Yang-Sheng (Nurturing Life) Volume 1, Issue No. 10