World Congress on Qigong in San Francisco Exposes Public to Profound Implications of Tai Chi-Qigong,

SAN FRANCISCO - Aug. 25, 2016 - PRLog -- As seen in recent media on Olympic athletes and health news, Tai Chi, Qigong, and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) are at the cutting edge of popular culture.

In just a few days, beginning September 2nd, 2016, the annual World Congress on Qigong/Tai Chi/TCM will be held in San Francisco at the Hotel Whitcomb on Market Street.

This event provides the general public and mind-body professionals an opportunity to learn from top scientists and Internal Arts professionals from around the world how Tai Chi, Qigong, and TCM can not only improve personal health, but very literally are affecting the course of humanity's future.

This year, best-selling Tai Chi author and 2009 World Internal Arts in New York, Inductee, William Douglas, will be presenting on his just released book "The Tao of Tai Chi: The Making of a New Science," explaining how these ancient arts align with Quantum Physics, Chaos Mathematics, and Social and Neurological Sciences, and are very literally a prescription for humanity's challenges of the future.

Tai Chi, Qigong, and TCM are now recognized and used in many of the world's largest health institutions. Harvard Health Publications called Tai Chi "medication in motion" for all the myriad health benefits it can prevent or even treat.

The Founder of World Tai Chi & Qigong Day will present at this year's Congress in San Francisco in a few days on how these mind-body medical practices are now spread worldwide.

And on why World Tai Chi & Qigong Day (celebrated annually in 100s of cities in over 80 nations) has been officially proclaimed by 22 US Governors; and by Senates, including, New York, California, Puerto Rico; and by the National Congress of Brazil, as well as being supported by consulates, embassies, and government ministries and bodies all over the world ... now advocating the use of Tai Chi and Qigong for their citizens.

Learn how, at this World Congress on Qigong, how mind-body arts can save global society trillions of dollars in saved future health costs, and foster a new generations of more intelligent, more creative, more compassionate citizens worldwide by incorporating these mind-body practices into public educations worldwide ... and learn why the scientific research on these practices proves that it is long over due that these mind-body sciences become a standard part of public education worldwide.

World Tai Chi & Qigong Day's efforts have been reported by The New York Times; Wall Street Journal; CNN; FOX News; BBC Television; Associated Press Television; Agence France Presse Television; China's Global News CCTV; and by national media in nations across teh planet.

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