Abstract
Robert W McGee* Author Affiliations Department of Graduate and Professional Studies in Business, Fayetteville State University, USA Received: May 25, 2021 | Published: June 03, 2021 Corresponding author: Robert W McGee, Department of Graduate and Professional Studies in Business, Fayetteville State University, USA DOI: 10.26717/BJSTR.2021.36.005823
Highlights
Qigong exercises have been a part of traditional Chinese medicine [TCM] for thousands of years [1,2]
The present study summarizes the results of recent studies on the effect of qigong and tai chi on the treatment of depression
A number of studies have found that the practice of tai chi and/or qigong have had a beneficial effect on patients who suffer from depression
Summary
Qigong exercises have been a part of traditional Chinese medicine [TCM] for thousands of years [1,2]. The present study summarizes the results of recent studies on the effect of qigong and tai chi on the treatment of depression. They prescribe their use for the treatment of other ailments, and have found that the patient’s depression is reduced or eliminated as a result of practicing tai chi and/or qigong.
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