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Chi-Lel™ Has
Changed My Life
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| Gina Reder, New York City |
I know now that the wrong medical diagnosis and subsequent treatments were
responsible for neurological damages and a general decline in my overall
health, but over the years I struggled with extreme fatigue. I had trouble
concentrating and small tasks became insurmountable. My functioning ability
diminished so much that it was even hard being with friends. But I kept trying:
I watched my diet and tried this and that but always ended up in the same
place-- exhausted. Then one day I read an article by Luke Chan, "The
Medicineless Hospital," and soon after attended a lecture given by him in
NYC. I was very inspired and motivated to try Chi-Lel™ for myself. I
purchased the videotape and started practicing at home. It was hard at first; I
was so weak I could not hold my arms up to complete the form. But I really
believed in Chi and kept trying. What I noticed immediately was a change in my
mood. I was uplifted. I felt that I had tapped into a well of cosmic energy, a
universal force, and I had hope for the first time in years. My breathing was
no longer laborious, and slowly, little by little, I was able to complete
"Lift Chi Up and Pour Chi Down" method. Last August I felt strong
enough to attend a two-day workshop after which my energy level doubled. Every
day now I practice and notice improvements. Everything resonates with a
newfound clarity and I am convinced that my health is finally being restored.
Chi-Lel™ Qigong has changed my life.
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ChiLel
Eases
Chronic
Fatigue
Syndrome
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| John
Nadzam,
Pittsburgh,
PA |
In
1992
I
was
diagnosed
with
Epstein
Barr
Virus,
a
form
of
Chronic
Fatigue
Syndrome.
Chronic
Fatigue
has
various
symptoms
including
depression,
sleeplessness,
digestive
problems,
poor
memory,
sore
and
aching
joints,
and
a
never-ending
battle
with
colds,
flu
and
sinus
infections.
Granted
this
is
not
a
life–threatening
disease,
but
it
does
take
a
disabling
toll
on
your
will
to
live
and
your
belief
that
you
will
ever
have
the
energy,
or
desire,
to
do
anything
more
than
just
exist.
The
closest
analogy
that
I
have
for
this
feeling
is
that
you
place
your
life
on
"automatic
pilot"
and
just
let
it
go
by,
because
you
do
not
have
the
will,
energy,
feeling,
or
desire
to
live
it.
When
I
first
started
practicing
ChiLel
over
a
year
ago,
I
thought
that
it
would
be
easy
to
learn
the
simple
movements.
I
had
been
teaching
a
Japanese
method
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