Can Qigong really cure diseases? What is the effect?

Qigong therapy has been very attractive recently. Can qigong really be used to treat diseases? After an illness occurs, can qigong really cure the disease? Is this a scam? After hearing about some scams in society using qigong to treat diseases, many people are skeptical about qigong treatment. So, is qigong treatment real?

Qigong is very effective in curing diseases. This has been verified by many people, and many patients have carried out self-regulating treatment methods after realizing their potential. The most important treatment measure is to use breathing, body, or mind-regulating exercises to treat the disease. It can not only cultivate true qi, strengthen the body and eliminate evil, but also dredge the meridians, harmonize qi and blood, balance yin and yang, and promote the patient's recovery. Therefore, the scope of Qigong therapy is quite wide, and it has varying degrees of efficacy on more than 60 diseases. The following diseases are more commonly used in clinical practice: neurasthenia, menopausal syndrome, gastric and duodenal ulcers, gastric ptosis, gastric mucosal prolapse, chronic gastritis, chronic enteritis, constipation, chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, arteriosclerosis, hypertension, coronary heart disease, rheumatic heart disease, tuberculosis, silicosis, asthma, chronic bronchitis, diabetes, uterine prolapse, glaucoma, etc.

Clinical observations in recent years have also shown that qigong has achieved initial results in treating certain cancers. It should be pointed out that although Qigong can indeed maintain health and cure diseases, it is by no means a cure for all diseases, nor does it indiscriminately exclude other treatment methods. In most cases, Qigong is often used as an important auxiliary therapy, working together with drugs or other therapies to achieve the desired effect. It is wrong to ignore the unique therapeutic effect of Qigong. Exaggerating the efficacy of Qigong and ignoring drugs and other therapies is also harmful. Zhang Jingyue, a famous doctor in the Ming Dynasty, believed that Qigong and medicine "each have their own uses" and "are suitable for both urgent and slow situations". Qigong is used for slow situations, while medicine is used for urgent situations. On the one hand, he emphasized that Qigong "can help cure diseases and prolong life. It is a way of self-cultivation, and those who can master it must know it."

On the other hand, he also pointed out clearly that "as for the disease already formed and the Ying and Wei are in disorder, it is unreasonable to give up medicine and hope that the disease can be cured without recovery." Therefore, when a family member is sick, you should first ask a doctor to diagnose and treat the patient, and under the doctor's guidance, practice qigong on your own to cooperate with the treatment and promote recovery. Do not ignore other treatment measures because of practicing qigong, but cooperate with each other and complement each other to better exert the effect of qigong.

The effect of using qigong to treat diseases is actually very good. In our daily life, as long as we correctly understand the truth about qigong treatment and do not blindly believe in statements that lose scientific truth, the effect of using qigong to treat diseases in a dialectical way will be relatively good.