Three Treasures in Chinese Medicine - 2. Qi/Vitality
An overview of qi 氣 vitality or breaths in Traditional Chinese Medicine by Danny Blyth. This is intended for students of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Qigong/Tai Chi. It is for educational purposes only and is not intended as health advice.
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