How Qigong Saved My Life

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I’m Sifu Anthony, and I used to suffer deeply from clinical depression, low back pain, anxiety attacks, and chronic fatigue.
Here's my story.
My life basically fell apart right I graduated from college.
Before graduation, I was on a good path. I made the dean’s list, which isn't easy at Columbia University. I was an accomplished violinist. I earned a black belt in karate.
Then everything fell apart. It was as if my car, which had been reliable for years, suddenly broke down.
If you can relate to these experiences, then you know what I was going through.
Maybe you can also relate to finally getting fed up, with being sick and tired of feeling sick and tired. (And maybe that's why you're reading this.)
I started searching for a solution. I was looking for something, but I wasn’t sure what what. All I knew was that I need to make BIG changes in my life.
My search for answers led me to the bookstore, a habit I learned back in the days before the Amazon.
I was living in Manhattan, and I had seen Chinese people practicing a beautiful, slow-motion dance in the parks.
Because I was already a black belt in karate, I knew that this was tai chi. A karate friend had told me that it was supposed to be good for healing.
So I went and bought a bunch of books on tai chi.
In these books, I read about an art that I had never heard of, an art that one author referred to as “the grandmother of tai chi.”
That’s how I first heard about qigong.
I discovered that qigong is one of the four major branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine, along with acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and Chinese massage.
Immediately, I knew that this was what I was looking for.
I scoured all of the big bookstores in Chinatown, and bought literally every English book I could find on the subject of qigong.
My life has never been the same since.
Does this sound like you?
- You've got chronic pain somehwere in your body that just won’t go away...
- You're depressed — whether it’s clinical, undiagnosed, or just a bad case of the blues -- and you can't seem to shake it...
- You're so burnt out and exhausted that you can hardly manage your daily responsibilities...
- You're popping more and more painkillers, and they don't always work...
- You feel like stress is gradually getting the best of you...
- You have a constant background static of worry and anxiety...
- Your metabolism is all screwed up, and so is your digestion...
- You'd love to do something like qigong, but you're not sure if you have the time or the discipline...