Ancient Chinese Health Preservation Exercises

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

    

 

 

 

 

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The first wealth is health Ralph Waldo Emerson

Good Health cannot be bought, and it is worth more than anything else. Not only must we know how to take good care of our own bodies, but also teach our children and others to help one another keep healthy.

To keep our bodies healthy we must have sufficient sleep, eat hygienic food, drink plenty of clean boiled water, exercise every day, and have abundance of fresh air.

The body is the temple of the soul. Don't hurt your body with bad habits.

Sleep

Resting the Brain. The brain is always busy except when we are asleep. No one can live even a week without sleep. If a dog is kept awake for five days, it will die.

Children need much more sleep than older persons. Men and women who work should have about 6 - 8 hours of sleep daily to remain in good health. You should go to bed every night at about the same hour. This will help you to fall asleep as soon as you are in bed. Clean up your body and put on clean pajamas before you go to bed.

As people grow older they require less sleep than they did in their youth. It is not uncommon 
for older people to sleep only five to six hours nightly.

Breathing                                                                                                                If we stop breathing for only four or five minutes, we will die. We breathe about 18 times each minute, because all parts of the body are calling for oxygen. The harder we work the more frequent we breathe because the muscles need more oxygen in order to function well. When we inhale, the air should pass only through the nose because it is lined with hairs and tiny waving threads which filters out the dust.

Why do we breathe? Breathing means taking air into the lungs and forcing it out. When we breathe in, an important element called "oxygen"  in the air enters the blood. The blood then carries the oxygen to all parts of the body where it can help the organs do their work.

The air which we exhale is not the same as that which we inhaled. We breathe therefore to get oxygen (positive energy) into the body and expel some of the waste matter (negative energy.)

Breathing with proper technique is a very important exercise on its own.

A very precious Ancient Chinese relic (遗迹) related to “energy” was inscribed with 45 Chinese characters on a Jade Pendant in the late Warring States Period (475 -221 BC).

Take deep breaths to bring in “positive energy”  to the body, and breathe out slowly through the mouth to get rid of the negative energy from the  body. Those who practice this breathing cycle will be healthy.         

Exercise                                                                                                        Everyone should keep his body healthy by practicing deep breathing several times a day.

Take at least 12 slow, deep breaths every morning. Breathe in slowly, hold for few minutes 
and breathe out slowly. This should be repeated at noon and in the evening. Every time when
you are in the vicinity of fresh air, it is good to take a few full breaths. Proper breathing will 
slowly become a habit, and will greatly benefit your health.
Everyone can make his or her own breathing exercise routine. Please remember that exhaled
air is excretory matter, and that it is unclean to breathe it repeatedly.

			

HI© Health Improvement Centre teaches a series of exercises:

• There is no body contact with the instructor.
• No equipment or medication
• The studio is fully equipped with air purifiers.

·       HI© has different approaches to improve, regain health by emphasizing Correct Breathing Pattern with Specific sequence of Body Movement.  

      Movement is the fundamental of human life.

     Energy is the "life force" of all living beings.

     Effects of HI© Exercises:

      • Release Neck and Shoulder stiffness

       • Release Lumbar and Back pain

     • Release Knees, Hips, Thigh and Heel pain

      • Enhance energy circulation and cardiovascular system.

      • Heal Headache, migraine.

      • Reposition the dislocated bones in the spinal cord.

      • Detoxification of body:

      Women: clear menstruation pain, ovary (fibroid) urinary tract, stomach and abdomen, reduce breast sickness.                                                                          Men: strengthen bladder, prostate and improve sexual ability.

      HI© Exercises include external training of the hands, the arms, the eyes, the legs, the shoulders and the head.

      HI© Exercises release the harmful energy and increase balance and create better flow of good energy to our body. "Energy Flow," is very important for our health. Trapped energy is the main cause of pain and sickness.

 

                                                              

                                                   

(1) Release Neck and Shoulder stiffness

 

                   

(2) Breath in and out to get rid of the negative energy and take in the positive energy.

How to breath correctly:

Take a deep breath through your nose, and direct the energy down to the abdomen, hold for a few seconds, and then breathe out through your mouth slowly.             

 

                                                        

   

      (3) Reposition the dislocated bones in the spinal cord and the tail bone.                Release Hips, Thigh and Heel pain