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Get Healthy With Chinese Qigong
by Erle, Oct 1, 2006
Lose weight, get healthy, stay healthy, get fit. These are just some of the advantages of practicing the ancient Chinese healing art of Qigong. Erle Montaigue is a Master of this art and has been teaching it for 40 years.
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Chinese Health Exercise: Qigong. Part Two
by Erle, Oct 2, 2006
Part two of using the ancient Chinese breathing exercises to lose weight, get healthy and stay healthy. Teaches how to re-balance the whole body based upon the theory and practice of yin and yang. Erle Montaigue is one of the world's leading experts in this field.
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How Tai Chi Works Medically
by Erle, Oct 6, 2006
An article about how the ancient martial/healing exercise of Tai Chi works to heal the body of disease both internal, mentally and externally.
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Internal Gung-fu Volume Two Chapter One:
by Erle, Oct 6, 2006
By Erle Motnaigue (Master Degree, China), this book will give you everything you ever wanted to know about the CHinese healing and martial arts of Tai Chi, Bagua and Qigong including Dim-Mak (striking the acupuncture points and healing using them).
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Internal Gung-Fu Volume Two: Chapter Two
by Erle, Oct 5, 2006
Erle Montaigue presents his Internal Gung-fu series. In this chapter he covers the necessary and fun training methods from Internal Gung-fu such as Tai Chi, Bagua and Qigong (Chi Gung, or breathing methods). Internal Gung-fu covers a range of practices for health, wellbeing and self defence.
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Four Essential Forms of Exercise
by Liane Schmidt, Aug 18, 2007
It is important to get proper exercise in your life. It is important to not only exercise at least 3-5 times per week for approximately 30-45 minutes, which can be broken down into smaller time periods, like 10 minutes at a time, it is important to make sure you engage in a variety of exercises.
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Exercise Choices for Arthritis Sufferers
by IcyCucky, Apr 12, 2008
These five exercise programs are recommended for chronic illness sufferers to ease pain and stiffness.
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Singin' the Blues in Gray: Why Your Hair Turns Gray, and What You Can Do About It
by daveb, Apr 21, 2008
Had that sinking feeling when looking in the mirror? This article takes a look at the reasons for graying hair, and identifies possible remedies.
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The Benefits of Tai Chi for Arthritis
by Countrymom, May 29, 2008
Tai Chi is a gentle form of exercise that will help maintain mobility for arthritis sufferers.
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Great Exercises for Arthritis
by eddiego65, Jul 28, 2008
Exercise can reduce joint pain and stiffness; and improve muscle strength, heart and lung fitness, flexibility and endurance. It also helps control weight, reduces body fat and contributes to better sense of well being.
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