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Transcript: Most forms of internal Qigong exercises are
simple, safe, effective, and easy to learn without the need of
equipments. Almost anyone can learn Qigong for general well-being or
to prevent and treat certain illnesses. However, if someone has
serious mental illnesses, it is advised to avoid quiescent Qigong that
focuses on meditation. For those with physical imbalance of the body,
avoid forms requiring more active movements. When practicing Qigong,
wear loose clothes, avoid full stomach, and exhausted physical
conditions. It is best to find an open space with fresh air. Try to
have the sun at the back if standing under the sun. For most forms of
Qigong, be relaxed both mentally and physically, one may take a sigh
before beginning the routine. Generally, the breathing should be deep,
slow, even and natural through the nose.
1. Introduction to Qigong
2. History of Qigong
3. Classifications of Qigong
4. Essence of Qigong
5. Functions of Internal Qigong
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7. What is Dantian?
8. Eight Key Elements of Qigong
9. Regulations of the Body
10. Regulations of the Breath
11. Regulation of the Mind
12. What is External Qigong?
13. Qigong for Weight Loss
14. Qigong for Relaxation
15. Qigong for Fatigue