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By John Loupos
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Premenstrual syndrome” (PMS) is the cyclic recurrence of a group of symptoms that peak 7 to 10 days before menstruation and disappear a few hours after the onset of the menstrual flow. This condition is characterized by multiple and diverse symptoms. More...
Zangfu Theory & Cellular Memory The Huang Dei Nei Jing is the oldest and most important medical book to originate from China. Its author and origin is unknown, but is thought to have been written during the Warring States period (475-221 B.C.) by numerous authors (Yanchi 1995, p2). More... |
In today’s high tech
world even the most basic of our needs have become conspicuously dependent on
technological gadgets of one sort or another. Activities as simple as walking or
running call for special shoes, pulse monitors, or treadmills (even the lower
end models being fully computerized for maximum convenience.) In refreshing
contrast to this state of affairs we are gifted with the ancient art of T’ai Chi
Ch’uan. No designer lycra outfits, no digital thingys, no rackets, bells or
whistles…T’ai Chi is decidedly low-tech. |
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