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Qigong: An Introduction to the Ancient Practice

Henry McCann

  • 11 pages
  • 0.3 MB
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A short introduction to qigong from an acupuncture clinic. It explains Qi, the main families of qigong, how a practice session works and includes one simple routine to try at home.

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