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Taoist-Arts.com: News and Research

On these pages you will find articles and research on the healing effects of tai chi, chi kung (qigong), Taoist Meditation, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Doctors and medical researchers continue to investigate the effects of these arts on conditions including diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, pain, and stress management. This page presents a selection of health articles along with others on Chinese philosophy and culture.

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2003, Chinese Year of the Sheep

Wonder why 2003 is the year of the Black Sheep? This article tells all.

2007, Year of the Golden Pig

The golden fire pig brings prosperity, wealth and luck in 2007

The Five Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Chinese theory of the Five Universal Elements is both poetic and very literal.

The I Ching: the Book of Wisdom

Of far greater significance than the use of the Book of Changes as an oracle, is its other use as a book of wisdom. Lao Tse, the author of the Tao Te Ching, knew this book, and some of his profoundest thought is permeated with its teachings. (part 2)

2005, Year of the Rooster

The Rooster is a year of new beginnings, so work hard in 2005 and let people know about your accomplishments

Chinese Robot does Tai Chi

If you've ever wanted to have someone do your exercises for you this robot may be your answer... but can it do the dishes?

Doctors use Chi Kung for Healing

Chinese doctors use chi kung (qiqong) to treat a variety of ailments including allergies, headaches, heart disease and cancer.

Tai Chi gentle workout for body and soul

Many injured or ailing people begin Tai Chi to help their recovery.

Tai Chi for the Elderly

Studies Show Exercise Relieves Pain, Improves Mobility in Seniors

Tai Chi for Cows.

Want happy cows? Practice tai chi in front of them.

Can 'Chi' Ease Arthritis Pain?

Alternative healers have developed treatments that can ease the pain of arthritis -- without drugs. But to use them you must start thinking in terms of 'chi'.

Tao Te Ching

Look, it cannot be seen - it is beyond form. Listen, it cannot be heard - it is beyond sound. Grasp, it cannot be held - it is intangible.

Breathe Better with Tai Chi

People who practice Tai Chi breathe more efficiently than those who do not.

2010 Chinese Year of the Tiger

2010: Year of the Tiger

Wheelchair Tai Chi

Tai Chi isn't just for the able-bodied.

Gong Hay Fat Choy 2009! Happy year of the Ox.

The year of the Ox begins January 26, 2009. It is the Chinese Lunar year 4707.

The I Ching: An Introduction

The Book of Changes "I Ching" is one of the roots of Tai Chi. One of the most important books in the world's literature, the origin of the I Ching goes back to antiquity. (part 1)

HHS Secretary Sebelius: Stand 3 minutes a day for health.

"So get out there and stand" said Sebelius, at least "one to two times a day".

Chinese Medicine looks at the Causes of Disease

According to Chinese pathology, there are three principal causes of the disharmony that brings about disease: external factors, emotions, and irregularities in day-to-day living.

2011 Happy New Year of the White Rabbit

February 3rd begins the year Chinese of the Metal Rabbit.