In these challenging times, remember to have a wonderful day. Take time to do the things that really make you happy.
Navigating stay at home orders, working from home, schooling from home and the myriad other new things that are now a daily part of life is stressful. It can be easy to get overwhelmed with each new development and all the unknowns that surround our lives because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Traditional Chinese medicine offers something old and grounding to turn back to during this time.
The idea that supporting mental health is a significant factor in supporting physical health is a central tenet of traditional Chinese medicine. Beyond acupuncture and herbal remedies, TCM takes a holistic approach to health that includes simple things you can do each day to foster physical health through supporting that mind body connection. Here are six things you can incorporate into your daily routine to mitigate stress and stay healthy right now.
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A 12-week Tai Chi beginner class will be held starting 5/1/19 at the Community Church of Poway (13501 Community Road). The class, offered by the Taoist Tai Chi Society of U.S.A., will be held 10-11:45am. Call 619-485-0939 for details.
New studies show that Tai Chi beats strength training and aerobics for preventing falls among seniors. These studies showed a reduction of 30% in falls, when compared to other modalities. The article, by Dennis Thompson, was published in the San Diego Union Tribune 4/9/19 edition. The article indicated that the practice of moving in different directions promoted positive postural responses. This resulted in the improved ability to retain balance. The original study was published last fall in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.
Tai Chi is a centuries-old Chinese tradition that involves a series of graceful movements to boost health and energy. The practice of Tai Chi can be performed by anyone. You can learn this from martial arts studios. In Poway, there are classes offered through Poway Adult Education.
