| Cancer Relief |
When Bruce Frantzis, the teacher of the Moving Tiger Method teachers, learned the exercises of the Method, he was living in Beijing, China. There his teacher, Zhang Jai Hua, a doctor of Chinese medicine, operated a medical clinic. She and her staff, which Frantzis joined for a while, taught cancer patients the Method exercises, which are known in China as Dragon and Tiger Qigong. Some patients at the clinic practiced the exercises to help offset the side effects of other treatments such as radiation and chemotherapy. Others practiced the exercises as their primary form of treatment. According to Frantzis, both approaches proved effective. Sometimes even patients considered terminally ill with cancer were able to heal themselves using the exercises. We know of no studies which prove the efficacy of the exercises for healing cancer. But our experience in teaching the exercises to cancer patients in the United States has been quite positive to date. Most importantly, many students have reported that the exercises have given them greater energy to offset the debilitating effects of chemotherapy or radiation. A few students have attributed to practice of the exercises success in shrinking or eliminating their tumors. No one really knows why the exercises provide cancer relief. One probable reason is that they are particularly effective at releasing stagnant energy from the body, which according to Chinese medicine contributes to cancer formation. Do you know someone who is seeking cancer relief? |
