Qigong Essentials 36 Touch Points for Self-Healing by Master Tsao

Qigong Essentials 36 Touch Points for Self-Healing by Master Tsao

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The most anticipated self-healing instructional video from Master Jesse Tsao!  He shares with you the treasured knowledge of thousands of years of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), with the priority of preventing disease. This video serves this purpose, summarized from Master Tsao’s research and teaching.  The 36 points presented in this video are the most easy to touch by oneself and have the greatest efficiency. Detailed instruction in proper hand touch techniques to activate and stimulate these energy points is provided.  It is a good reference for home study, or a resource for instructor’s teaching preparation.  Suggest 30 class hours.   (Difficulty: Beginner to Advanced Levels). DVD, (60 minutes)

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Medicine encompasses a variety of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness.
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