Thursday
Feb242011
Tai Chi
- Tai chi is martial art in the form of meditative exercises for the body, based on the ancient Chinese Tao philosophy. Tai chi is known as “moving meditation" – as it involves slow, smooth, gentle body movements with awareness and deep breathing. The exercises are performed to improve the circulation of the energy “chi’ within the body, which will enhance the health and vitality of the person. It also helps to achieve mental and physical relaxation with peace and wellness.
- All different styles of exercise involve performing of slow, relaxed and graceful movements, each flowing in to the next, with balance and concentration, while breathing deeply.
- Regular practicing of tai chi helps people to:
- Improve physical condition with better muscle strength, coordination and flexibility
- Improve balance with reducing risk of falls especially in elderly person
- Relieve pain and stiffness in chronic conditions like osteoarthritis, old injuries
- Have peaceful sleep
- Enhance personal energy for better immunity and wellness
- Have clear and relaxed mind
- Many scientific researchers are under way to know more about tai chi’s possible beneficial effects on the health and disease, so that it can be used for treating various health disorders.
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To be read with Dr Prem's Guidebook - Medical Tourism ( Planning & Preparation Section).
Note: Medical Tourism is often interchanged with the terms 'Medical Travel' 'Health Travel' 'Healthcare Travel' 'Health Tourism' 'Cross Border Healthcare' 'Wellness Tourism' and 'Global Healthcare'. Read more about these terms in guidebook.


