burns and Tai Chi & qigong
BURNS, healing of. Researchers at the Navy General Hospital of
Beijing China studied emitted Qi on burnt rats. They noted
that the QiGong treatment in some ways expedited the healing
ability of burnt rats.
TAI
CHI, QIGONG, YOGA REDUCE STRESS -- STRESS SLOWS HEALING
Particularly cell immune stress. See
IMMUNITY in our World Tai
Chi Day Medical Library
Six relaxation
techniques to reduce stress - Harvard Health
1.
Breath focus
2. Body scan
3. Guided imagery
4.
Mindfulness meditation
5. Yoga, tai chi, and qigong
6.
Repetitive prayer.
-- HARVARD HEALTH PUBLISHING
The Impact of Psychological Stress on Wound Healing:
Methods and Mechanisms
Conclusion
The goal of
this review was to present clinical and experimental models of
the impact of stress on wound repair. Converging and
replicated evidence from experimental and clinical models of
wound healing indicate that psychological stress leads to
clinically relevant delays in wound healing. New mechanistic
data suggest ways to elucidate the multiple physiological
pathways by which stress alters wound repair processes.
-- NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
Psychological Stress and Wound Healing in Humans: What
We Know
Stress has been shown to have a negative
impact on wound healing. Although both the direct and indirect
mechanisms of stress may be responsible for slowed healing,
the most prominent impact is through the effects of stress on
cellular immunity.
WOUNDS RESEARCH.com
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physician, health insurance carrier, etc., not as medical
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stimulate a more robust discussion of powerful natural
mind/body health tools. Popular media, health media, and
government must increase attention to stunning emerging
research, including the UCLA study indicating Tai Chi
participants enjoyed a 50% increase in immune system
resistance to viral infection.
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