For Qigong we have terms and definitions in 5 topics. The topics are Acupuncture, Day Spa, Holistic Health, Massage and Spa.

Qigong (Acupuncture)

The term Qigong (pronounced chee gung) is made up of two Chinese characters, "Qi" and "Gong". A literal translation of the two words together would be "manipulation of vital energy", "energy exercise" or "exercise of Qi". Qigong is an ancient art in which people train to achieve the sensation of Qi (also referred to as chi) and manipulation of Qi by exercising the mind, breath and body. Qigong is a holistic exercise system to maintain good health, prevent disease, relieve sickness and prolong life. An alternative spelling, Chi Kung is sometimes used.

Qigong (Day Spa)

Chinese exercise focusing on breathing and body movements to increase energy, balance and overall health. Also spelled Chi Kung.

Qigong (Holistic Health)

Practice of visualization, breath and gentle movement

Qigong (Massage)

This traditional Chinese treatment combines hands-on and hands-off techniques that balance the flow of qi (energy) through the body, move and relieve qi blockages, and improve circulation. Qigong is also a combination of timed breathing and gentle flowing movement, meditation, visualization, and conscious intent all working together to achieve an integrated adjustment of mind and body in order to better cultivate, circulate, and balance qi, or life force. Qigong theory is the basis of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is used to treat many serious illnesses, as well as for relaxation. See Qigong Meridian Therapy. Click here to find a Qigong practitioner.

Qigong (Spa)

Chinese exercises using breathing and body movements to increase energy and balance. Also spelled chi kung.

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