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Scientific Qigong Exploration

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The scientific experiments introduced in this book opens up new doors for great scientific breakthroughs in the 21st century. The legends of people with great abilities in Taoist and Buddhist mystism, as well as phenomenon investigated by Carl Jung, is made understandable through the exploralation of the incredible power of qi. Chinese medicinal theory about meridians, paranormal qigong abilities, and the healing power of qigong, together can shed new light on human abilities and prospects for the future of the humanity. Dr. Yan Xin's experiments indicate that our consciousness carry tremendous energy and information, and that qi energy can change DNA and RNA -- an implication that human beings can completely redesign their life toward better health, longevity and even immortality. This is a book any visionary scientists and social scientists must read. Great minds will eventually be able to see the implications and set to work on unearthing the treasure of qigong for the common good.

Jing Lin Associate Professor University of Maryland

This book shows how amazing human potential abilities can achieve. What Dr. Yan and Prof. Lu Zuyin has done is unprecedented. For those who are interested to learn more about special bodily function and Qigong research, this is a book for you.

As a Qigong practitioner I have studied a great deal. I was even fortunate enough to travel to China and take part in a collaborative exchange with the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. So, I knew before reading this book that Qigong practice has a massive ability to increase human potential on all levels. However, I must say that the information contained in this book BLEW ME AWAY!!!
The experiments themselves are kind of dry reading but the implications they have on the potential for human growth are staggering. And the scientists who conducted these experiments are not people who are easily swayed by whimsical tales and flights of fancy, they are hard core scientists and physicists who are among the top the Chinese have to offer.
While this book is not a how to book for Qigong, I believe all Qigong practitioners should read it. My own potential has increased dramatically as a result of this book, simply because it presented me with information which allowed me to expand my own formally self limited realm of possibility.

The scientific experiments introduced in this book opens up new doors for great scientific breakthroughs in the 21st century. The legends of people with great abilities in Taoist and Buddhist mystism, as well as phenomenon investigated by Carl Jung, is made understandable through the exploralation of the incredible power of qi. Chinese medicinal theory about meridians, paranormal qigong abilities, and the healing power of qigong, together can shed new light on human abilities and prospects for the future of the humanity. Dr. Yan Xin's experiments indicate that our consciousness carry tremendous energy and information, and that qi energy can change DNA and RNA -- an implication that human beings can completely redesign their life toward better health, longevity and even immortality. This is a book any visionary scientists and social scientists must read. Great minds will eventually be able to see the implications and set to work on unearthing the treasure of qigong for the common good.

Jing Lin Associate Professor University of Maryland

I am really excited and shocked when I read this amazing book. Although the content of the book is plain, it show us a really exciting picture. I believe our life would make a great progress in every field when most of us understand and practise Qigong. One day, historians will record these great valuable experiments!

This could have been an excellent book and definitely explores some interesting possibilities, but the research is weak and does not follow solid scientific procedures. The book also spends a little too much time with anecdotal evidence of the power of Yan Xin's "healing powers".
It should be stated that it is possible that the experiments may actually be more complete than it appears in this book. Much detail may have been lost in translation from Chinese, but that still leaves this book mediocre at best.