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ment to Western Medicine. However, for thousands of years it has been used as the only form of treatment by many Chinese.
A Typical Treatment Session So how is Qigong medical therapy per-
formed? There are three parts to a treatment session: taking a complete medical history, including what the Western diagnoses are and what medications have been prescribed, as well as having the patient give a good description of their symptoms; the diagno- sis and treatment (using traditional Qigong methods); and teaching the patient basic Dan Tien meditation and problem-specific meditations. Just as with Western physical therapy, success can only be achieved when the patient is compliant and regularly does the meditations prescribed. Of course by now you are wondering
what the therapist actually does to diagnose and treat (using traditional Qigong methods) the patient’s problems. The trained Qigong medical therapist uses the palm of her hand to scan a person’s body (never touching
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