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...ng relief by rebalancing [[Yin and yang|yin]], [[Yin and yang|yang]] and [[qi]] (also spelled "ch'i"). ...deficiencies of qi. Pain is thought to indicate stagnation of the flow of qi, and an axiom of acupuncture is ''no pain, no blockage; no blockage, no pai

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...entified as the four humours; Eastern traditions posit forces, such as ''[[qi]]'', particularly important in conceptualising [[acupuncture]] and ''[[pran ...around the body. In particular, the strange (to Western eyes) concept of ‘’qi’’.

...'). A well-known example sentence including these four meanings is: ''māma qi mǎ, mǎ chi má, māma mà mǎ'' (妈妈骑马,马吃麻,妈妈骂马 'mot

8. DeVries, S.H., Qi, X., Smith, R., Makous, W. and Sterling, P., (2002). Electrical coupling be

...nsitive to the environment of the molecule) are changed by the emission of qi. Does not give the composition of the tap water. Raman data pertaining to '

...ad in previous ages and would in successive ages of China. Along with Song Qi, the essayist and historian [[Ouyang Xiu]] (1007-1072) were responsible for ...taphysics could be taught through the principle (li) and the vital energy (qi). The principle of nature could be moral or physical, such as the principle

...ds that purportedly surround and penetrate the human body. These include [[qi gong]] (part of [[traditional Chinese medicine]]), [[reiki]], and [[therape

...://jb.asm.org/cgi/content/full/187/5/1783?view=long&pmid=15716450 Wick LM, Qi W, Lacher DW, Whittam TS. (2005) J Bacteriol 2005 Mar;187(5):1783-91. Evolu ...://jb.asm.org/cgi/content/full/187/5/1783?view=long&pmid=15716450 Wick LM, Qi W, Lacher DW, Whittam TS. (2005) J Bacteriol 2005 Mar;187(5):1783-91. Evolu

...diagnosis, while Chinese medicine is better for diffuse disturbances of ''qi''. By the 1970s, there were more scientific, but perhaps ideologically driv

...ds that purportedly surround and penetrate the human body. These include [[qi gong]] (part of [[traditional Chinese medicine]]), [[reflexology]] [2], [[B

...ities Ph.D. Qualifying Questions and Solutions |author=Yung-kuo Lim & Yuan-qi Qiang |isbn=9810212984 |pages=p. 183|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=9

...23| issue = 12| pages = 2058-2065| last = Abbo| first = Elmer| coauthors = Qi Zhang, Martin Zelder, Elbert Huang| title = The Increasing Number of Clinic

Foot massage, as practiced by the Chinese is performed in the context of [[Qi]], in that each spot on the sole of the [[foot]] corresponds to an internal

* '''C.J.Qi''' - [[Cheng Jing Qi]]

...oauthors = Matthias Briel, Victor M. Montori, Melanie Lane, Paul Glasziou, Qi Zhou, Diane Heels-Ansdell, Stephen D. Walter, Gordon H. Guyatt, and the STO ...oauthors = Matthias Briel, Victor M. Montori, Melanie Lane, Paul Glasziou, Qi Zhou, Diane Heels-Ansdell, Stephen D. Walter, Gordon H. Guyatt, and the STO

...r humours|humour]]s; eastern traditions proposed similar forces, such as [[qi]] in [[acupuncture]] and [[prana]] in [[Yoga]].

...buting factor to illness. Details of the specific mechanisms through which Qi function remain as yet unexplained by Western scientific methods. According

...needles though the skin. It is intended to remove blockages in the flow of qi and restore and maintain health. -->

...oauthors = Matthias Briel, Victor M. Montori, Melanie Lane, Paul Glasziou, Qi Zhou, Diane Heels-Ansdell, Stephen D. Walter, Gordon H. Guyatt, and the STO