Disclaimer

In practicing complementary and alternative medicine, Qigong seeks to support the care of your existing physician, therapist, or acupuncturist. Like any other system of health care, it is not a panacea but a highly effective health care practice. The meditations, practices, techniques and prescriptions described herein are currently practiced within the government hospitals, medical universities and clinics within The Peoples Republic of China.

These techniques can be very powerful and may in some cases be too mentally and physically demanding for some individuals. The readers should therefore use their own discretion and consult a qualified doctor of Medical Qigong therapy, an acupuncturist, medical doctor, or mental health professional before engaging in these exercises and meditations. 

The Directors and members of the International Institute of Medical Qigong are neither liable nor responsible to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused, or alleged to be caused, directly or indirectly by reading or following the instructions for any condition, or interpreting information provided in this text. The treatments mentioned in this web site are not meant to be used as symptomatic prescriptions. The treatment of specific organs, channels, channel points, and prescriptions must always be selected based on the thorough understanding of the origin of the patient¹s disease. If an ailment is severe, or if symptoms persist, please consult a medical professional immediately.