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Government Issues New Physical Activity Guidelines

Older adults – Keep exercising like other adults as long
as you can sustain that level of exercise. If you have
a history of falls or have balance concerns,
include exercises like tai chi . . .

http://www.health.gov/paguidelines/guidelines/default.aspx


Anti-aging medicine can repel Father Time

Chan explained that stress leads to the release of harmful hormones, such as cortisol, that break down the body. Anxiety also interferes with the production of beneficial hormones, which are already in decline as people reach their mid-40s. Tai chi counteracts this by calming the mind, slowing the release of stress-related hormones.

http://www.straight.com/article-199686/antiaging-medicine-can-repel-father-time


AGING, slowing the aging process. Research at Baylor Medical School has found that some cells from the bodies of long-term QiGong practitioners live five times longer than the same cells from ordinary test subjects.

Other research from The Shanghai Institute of Hypertension looked at several aspects of aging. They determined that QiGong is an effective measure in preventing and treating geriatric diseases and delaying the aging process.


Study: Effects Of Tai Chi Chuan On Cytokines Il-4 And Ifn- Among Middle-aged And Elderly Women

Topical Category
901 exercise immunology

Shanghai University of Sport, Shanghai, China. (Sponsor: Li Li, FACSM)

CONCLUSIONS: Based on the literature, relation between exercise and IFN-v could be concerned with factors of exercise mode, exercise intensity, exercise time, exercise intermission. Tai Chi Quan is a type of aerobic training, having the characteristic of regulating physiology and psychology. We conclude that the Tai Chi Quan Exercise may affect some aging related physiological characteristics.



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