Posts Tagged ‘Health’

Why your Integrity affects your Health

Monday, January 16th, 2012
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I was at a party this past weekend
with a group of people from Michigan.
I really didn’t know anyone, but as the
night went on the conversation turned to ‘who do we know.’
It turned out that many years ago, Frank
who is one of my close friends did some work
with a very beautiful model that he hasn’t seen
or heard of since the late sixties where he had
the opportunity to work with us on a TV show.
Anyway, he had to travel up north to the frozen
land of my youth and ran into that woman.
Marnie Lane, the model went on to say what a
pleasure it was to work with my friend and
what a ‘Mensch’ he was. By the way if you don’t know
what a ‘mensch’ is, it’s a Yiddish word that means
“a person of integrity.” A ‘mensch’ is someone who is
responsible, has a sense of right and wrong and is the
sort of person other people look up to.
You see, your reputation follows you around forever.
No matter if it is good or bad, it will stick just like glue.
That’s why your word and your integrity is so important.
“A life lived with integrity – even if it lacks
the trappings of fame and fortune is a
shinning star in whose light others
may follow in the years to come.”
-Denis Waitley

When you keep your word with
yourself and others your health
will improve as well as your mental capacity.

Neale Donald Walsch wrote in Conversations with God,
The Five Levels of Truth-Telling:
1. You tell the truth to yourself about yourself.
2. Tell the truth to yourself about another.
3. You tell the truth about yourself to another.
4. You tell your truth about another to that other.
5. You tell the truth to everyone about everything.

When these five levels of truth are applied to
your life you will start to be more congruent in
what you say and what you do. You become in
line with the universal principles and you do what
you say and say what you’ll do.
So many people forget the laws of the universe and
say that they are going to do something and never
seem to get around to doing it. This causes a break
in their integrity and before you know it their own
subconscious mind can’t and doesn’t even trust them.
The break in their integrity will eventually cause
problems in both the body and mind.
This isn’t the way you want to go.
When you Say what you’ll do something “Just DO IT!!”

Every week I teach a meditation class in my office
and I offer these teachings to people. Students are
starting to make major shifts in their life! Their health
is better, they’re more congruent with their speech,
and they are more honest with themselves. People are
loving themselves more, their self-esteem is going up
and any form of old depression is vanishing. Every
month, the people in the group receive a DVD on these
teachings to practice, learn and grow. They have reported
that the DVD’s are the best learning tool to keep them on
track mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
To be part of this, join
Dr. Wu Dhi’s Qi Gong Inner Circle!
–and you too will teceive these wonderful
teaching every MONTH!

http://www.qigonginnercircle.com/

I wish you the best in your Health,
Wealth and Happiness

Dr. Wu Dhi

You Are What You Say!

Thursday, October 20th, 2011
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Life is all about our communications, what we
say and how we use words determines our lives.
Our communication is who we really are and
it shows up in our health, moods,
wealth and happiness.
It’s said that our speech is the center
where karma is generated and where it can be modified.
Karma is based on language.
I came across this information based
on Fernando Flores’ work.
It was written by two of his students, Matthew Budd, M.D.,
and Larry Rothstein, Ed.D.
I found it of great value!

You Are What You Say!

Flores began his lecture with this
statement:
“In language we build our
own identities, our relationships
with others, the countries that we
live in, the companies we have and
the values that we hold dearly.
With language we generate life.
Without language we are mostly chimpanzees.”

According to Dr. Flores,
here are five kinds of linguistic “actions”

REQUESTS: A request is an
action that you take when you seek the
assistance of another in satisfying
an underlying concern that you
have. For example, “Please pick up
some flounder and broccoli at the
market for dinner tonight.”

PROMISES: A promise is what
you speak to indicate your commitment
to fulfilling what someone else has requested.
(“I will get the flounder
and broccoli.”) It implies that you
understand the request fully and
that you are competent and sincere
about fulfilling the request.

DECLARATIONS: A declaration
is an utterance in which someone
with the authority to do so brings
something into being that wasn’t there
before. Personal declarations such as
“I will lose 30 pounds by July
1st” have the power to shape our lives,
if followed by consistent
behavior.

ASSESSMENTS: An assessment is a
judgment that you make about the world
in the interest of taking some action.
For example, in the interest of going to
a ball game, I might make the assessment,
“It’s a beautiful
day,” in which no wind and a temperature
of 8o degrees are my
standards. On the other hand, in the
interest of going sailing, my
assessment, “It’s a beautiful day”
means that the wind is blowing, the
harder the better. Assessments are never the truth.

ASSERTIONS: An assertion is a
statement you make for which you are
willing to provide evidence.
For example, if I say it is 68 degrees in
this room, I’m willing to show
this to you on a thermometer. We live
by the social agreement that this device
reflects temperature. In
other words, a society builds certain ways
of establishing and
asserting common, often quantitative values.
These assertions live for
us as “facts” -They are either true or false.

In this Friday’s letter I will share with you
“The Ten Linguistic Viruses.”
Stay tuned. I’ll be sharing more about
communications and how it affects our lives
with the Qi Gong Inner Circle group.
If you haven’t become a member yet, join now at
www.Qigonginnercircle.com

I wish you the best in your Health,
Wealth and Happiness

Dr. Wu Dhi

PS.

Attention:
Soon I will be broadcasting the
Wednesday night meditation
class as a free bonus to all of you.
It will be at 7:00 pm EST.
To tune into the class, go to
www.Live.comf5.com/Drwudhi

Watch for the announcement coming up soon.

Dr. Wu Dhi

Happy Camper gets Rid of Flu in One Day

Monday, August 15th, 2011
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Here is a letter that I got today
from a young woman who is
visiting from Caracas, Venezuela.
She joined me one Saturday
morning for a Qi Gong workout.

Here is what she said:

“About ten days ago, my nose
began to run, because a couple of
days before I was exposed to somebody
who was very sick. I realized that
I would also be sick very soon.
I decided not to take any medicine; instead,
I did Qi Gong with the intention to
mobilize energy that could heal my sickness.
What happened was kind of a miracle
for me, because normally a flu usually
lasts for at least a week to ten days,
but this time, the Qi Gong practice
knocked it out of me in only one day.
I felt so healthy!
I have been receiving your daily stories,
and let me tell you that I enjoy them very much!
Thank you for all the great
information and knowledge! :-)

People are always surprised when they
first start practicing Qi Gong and what a
difference it makes in your overall
health and energy.

If you have a blockage in Qi flow,
you will defiantly have a blockage in
the way your blood is flowing as well,
as blood follows Qi.

When you start to practice Qi Gong, you
get the energy moving in all the meridians.
Some students report a rush of energy,
and that’s because the blood follows the
Qi and blood is rich in oxygen.
This flow of oxygen will make you
feel supercharged and the more you
practice the more energy you will feel.

One of my students was so energized
that I had to tell him to only practice
in the morning as he wasn’t sleeping
and yet he wasn’t tired at all.
After about 30 days he was able to
go back to his morning and evening
practice.

It takes about 30 days for the body to
get used to the increase of energy and
flow of oxygen rich blood.

You may be wondering what kind of
Qi Gong he was practicing, and for how long?
Where can you practice to receive and benefit from?

You can find out today by ordering
the Recharging Qi Gong program
www.Rechargingqigong.com
and get your Qi moving.
You will tap into the unlimited energy flow.

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I wish you the best in your Health,
Wealth and Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi

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Dealing with Stress

Monday, May 30th, 2011
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Everyday I deal with stress.
I’m used to stress.
I do my practices and training and for the most part,
I use stress to my advantage and turn stress into power.
Last week, I had to go to Michigan as my eldest son was
stressing out and crashing after his son’s surgery
a few weeks ago. He was stressed to the max.

With his children, job, relationship, and business in general,
he had so much stress,
that he was unable to function and this stressed me.
The reason I’m telling you this story, is even if you don’t have
stress in your personal life, if friends or family are going through
a rough time, they defiantly pull on your strings and can pull
you off center easily.

I noticed in Michigan, I wasn’t following my diet,
let my practice go for three days in a row,
and I was wasted.
“If you don’t eat the energy,
the energy will defiantly eat you.”

Although I had a ton of things to do there,
as soon as I realized I wasn’t training,
I immediately went back to it, corrected my diet,
and began doing the exercises in the
Turn Stress into Power program, www.turnstressintopower.com
and took the reigns
back on my own situation. This happens to many people,
when life throws you a curve ball, the tendency of most
people is to eat, drink, and talk excessively or to just
stay home and do nothing.

But neither one of these strategies
work to put you in a place of power. If you want to be in
charge and on top of your game, its imperative to recommit
to your practice daily and make sure that your health is # 1.
Sometimes, people think this is selfish but it’s not at all.
If you’re sick, you can’t help anyone else.
It’s true in all walks of life. If you see a drowning
man in the water, and you’re not trained as a lifeguard,
and jump in, he could pull you down. Even a lifeguard knows that
when he jumps in to save the drowning man, he always
brings a life preserver to assist the person not only the
person drowning, but to keep himself from drowning.

If you want to help others, you must help yourself first,
and that’s where training comes in. You build in a
muscle memory that brings you back to your training
and your practice. The Turn Stress into Power program
will give you exercises, meditations, mantras, and
strategies to pull yourself out of stressful situations and
keep you healthy strong and powerful.

Get your copy today

http://rechargingqigong.com/turn-stress-into-power.html

“He who fails to train, trains to fail” –Unknown

I wish you the best in your Health, Wealth, and Happiness

Dr. Wu Dhi

How much would you pay to stay Healthy?

Monday, August 30th, 2010
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Have you ever asked yourself how much you would pay
to stay healthy?
On average, people pay between $1,200 a year and
$12,000 for insurance and that doesn’t include any
alternative care, like massages,vitamins or nutritional
counseling. That doesn’t include your membership
to the gym, health club or one glass of juice at the
juice bar, or that shopping trip to the health food store.

The price that you could be paying to keep yourself
healthy is easily in the thousands and most likely in the
tens of thousands,
it could go even higher if you are sick.

 

When you’re sick you’ll pay anything just to regain
your health.
I have patients that pay me a good penny to stay healthy
and they have paid medical doctors hundreds of
thousands hoping to regain their health. 



“If you don’t have your health you don’t have anything,”-

 My Dad always said that.



I know that I spend a lot of time and money keeping
myself healthy.
Just last summer I was at a health clinic in Switzerland
and dropped a bundle to keep myself in the pink. 


Lets say your doctor has you on ½ dozen different meds
for your high blood pressure, cholesterol, sugar, glaucoma,
acid indigestion and all of that is just to keep all those
symptoms abbey, you need to make serious changes in your
life style.
Now by no means am I telling you to through away your
medicine or even stop it.

What I am suggesting is you pay close attention to your
body is telling you.

Make a chart that shows the time and day that you take
your meds and how you feel when you take it.
Also, look at all the possible side effects, your pharmacist will
give you the list, formulate a plan to slowly
(with your doctor’s help)
reduce it and if possible get ride of it completely.


If you are anything like me and want to stay young and
healthy there are certain health keys to follow


1.Make sure you are well hydrated –Drink pure clean water.
Soda is a no no, coffee doesn’t work and sugar drinks don’t
either.

2.Your mind set. If you think your young and act young-
you are young!

“Life becomes exciting with the passing days.
you have a head start,
If you are amongst the ones who are young at heart.”
 


That’s from an old song that I remember hearing when
I was a kid by Jimmy Durante. 
 


There are scientific studies that show if you think
you’re young you are young- I have people coming into
my office daily
who are half my age dragging their bodies around and
telling me that they are old, feel old and they act old.
So guess what? – They are old. 


3. Diet- Eat organic whenever possible, the organic food
has more vitamins, minerals and it isn’t poisoned by
bug sprays.

Remember when you go to the super market or health
food store and the signs says conventional-
that means its poisoned, grown in heavily chemical
fertilizers and the soil is most likely void
of nutrients.
Eat local as much as possible and if you have even a
small piece of land grow your own organic garden.
My mother lives in an apartment and on her balcony
she grows delicious organic tomatoes all summer.

If you find it to be out of your price range to buy
organic, make sure your washing your food
properly- read the article from my July 2010 blog
“What is Conventional Food doing to your Health?”
 


4. Your Sexual appetites, is what keeps you young.
If you are experiencing a Low sexual function or
desire, the diagnosed in Chinese medicine is Kidney
Yin or Yang deficiency.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a man or a woman,
if there is sexual problems it’s most likely coming
from the Kidneys, they are at the root of sexual
energy.
You can look at your kidneys as a storehouse of Qi;
your acupuncture doctor may use terms like kidney
yin or yang deficiency.

That doesn’t mean kidney disease in the Western sense.
Overworking, over indulging, physical trauma, excessive
sexual activity, and emotional problems, causes kidney
deficiencies or having too many babies, even insufficient
sleep can affect the kidneys.
Basically you’re burning the candle at both ends
and the body

“taps-out and depletes the reserves”,

over time, you will have symptoms like low back pain,
knee pain, hair loss, and your sexual desire and
function is out the window.
This can result in low sex drive, impotence, erectile
dysfunction, low sperm count, poor sperm motility,
or premature ejaculation and no desire for sex.

That’s why I practice the “Yin Set” every morning
and do the Taoist exercised regionally,

if you know em do em, if you don’t order the
Recharging Qi Gong course today.

http://rechargingqigong.com/recharging-qi-gong.html

and learn them and practice.
The root cause of old age is a deficient kidney. 
 


5. Doing the Right Exercise- Many of us exercise daily,
we’re at the gym as if it were the newest church
on the block and we were going to get absolved of all
past sins, with out a dough or the best club and your
guaranteed that you’ll score every time you show up. 

Many of us are in to sports and are on the field or court
at least a few days a week and if that’s not your boogie
you’re on the golf course or on the mat doing your
martial arts practice.
Yes you exercise, but you could be burning your kidneys
out,loosing sexual energy and unknowingly be speed up
your ageing process. 


The reason I took over 2 decades to perfect the
Recharging Qi Gong Program is I wanted to make
sure that I was on the right track for my own longevity
and anti-aging program.
I can tell you with out a dough that if you practice these
carefully planed, tried, practiced and tested exercises
you will slow down the ageing of
your body and mind, increase your flexibility, power
and strength.

 

There are many other exercises, herbs and vitamins that
can help keep you healthy read all you can, study and
practice daily and stay young at heart. 


You can order the program by clicking here .

http://rechargingqigong.com/recharging-qi-gong.html

I wish you the Best in your Health, Wealth and happiness 


Dr. Wu Dhi


 
 


This is Fun?

Saturday, October 27th, 2007
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When I was a small boy growing up in Detroit my father would come home every day and entertain my brother and me before doing anything else.

We would beg him to stand on his head and my father would always do as we asked.

He loved to stand on his head like a yogi right in the middle of the living room.

Every time he did this coins would fall from his pockets.

My brother and I would scurry around and grab as much loose change as we could while my father pretended to protest from his inverted position.

In truth it was as much fun for him as it was for us.

My father was the youngest of a family of eight and being the baby of that family was always cared for by his siblings even into adulthood.

Life for him was about play and having fun.

My father successfully passed this view of life on to me and my brother.

Even when we would go with him to work at the pawn shop downtown we had fun, maybe even the most fun of all.

The word work and the drudgery that goes along with it never made any sense to me or my brother because of this.

People hate to work but they use this word for stuff that isn’t even work. And did you ever notice  that everywhere it does get used people are really serious.

Serious people in the gym are Working Out.
For serious training you go to a Workshop.
When your serious about beauty you call it a Work of art.
If your serious about your Work they say you have Work ethic.
Some even practice Spiritual Work.

I’ve done my best to work and be serious over the years, I really have, but most of the time I can’t help but consider how much fun I’m having.

If I’m not having fun or moving to a higher level of “fun” in the sense of being able to share with others, help others or overcome some adversity, I ain’t interested.

What I’ve learned is that you can’t other peoples work away from them but you can often make it fun.

Sometimes it’s just a matter of reminding ourselves that we’re having fun.

Try it.

The are many situations that are supposed to be fun that we often add tension to and they instantly become serious situations or work.

At these times simply say aloud “This is fun”.

You’ll either break the tension in the room or you’ll actually change the orientation of yourself and others from one of seriousness to one of fun.

If you saw me doing Recharging Qi Gong with my students on the beach I doubt you’d say that looks like a lot of work. It’s actually a lot of fun and it looks like fun too.

Big smiles on everyones face and some occasional laughter is normal.

This is not your usual “Workout” and so far it’s been producing unusual results in those that have gotten the program http://rechargingqigong.com and started to use it.

If you want more vitality and pep in your step I encourage you to make a change.

Go to http://rechargingqigong.com and find out how you can use these simple and gentle movements every day to pump up you Qi power and invigorate your innards.

Wishing you Health, Wealth and Happiness,

Dr. Wu Dhi