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How To Build Yin Energy In The Summer Heat

How To Build Yin Energy In The Summer Heat

It’s really HOT in the USA, and some idiots are

still claiming that there is no global warming. I

have lived in South Florida for over twenty years,

and this is the hottest summer I can ever

remember.

Hot Summer
Hot Summer

Your body just starts acting weird. Your

balance is affected and wobbles from side to side

like you are drunk. You can start losing your

equilibrium all together. Your muscles can start

to cramp up with just a temperature increase of

one or two degrees and can affect you even if you

have been drinking water to replace what you

sweated out. When you get overheated, your blood

vessels dilate to release as much heat away from

your system as possible, causing blood to pool in

your ankles which is not good. According to

the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, if you are

exposed to extreme heat for a prolonged period,

you may stop sweating altogether. This is

potentially fatal leading to heat stroke. Also,

brain fog is common from heat exhaustion and you

are apt to make unwise and unsafe decisions. It is

a real hazard for workers who need to keep their

concentration. Aside from increased irritability,

you start losing the ability to do skilled or

mental tasks. As your core temperature rises

further above the body’s natural temperature, you

can get nausea to the point you start to vomit,

and diarrhea may set in. Those muscle cramps I was

talking about earlier may happen more frequently,

you’ll experience palpitations, and tingling or

numbness of the hands or feet.

After work today, I came home and decided to work

in the garden. I was removing a fence post and,

after only twenty minutes, my strength started to

falter and I sat down for a few minutes. That’s

when I started to get somewhat nauseous, and I

knew I had to take some action. First, I moved to

a cooler, shaded location, went in the house

and  removed my clothes including socks and

shoes. Then, I applied cool, wet cloths to my

head, face, and neck, and started to drink water

with just a little salt in it to replace the

electrolytes. If this happens to you, you’d better

do this fast. Without treatment, you may find

yourselves in the grip of potentially deadly heat

stroke. They say that heat stroke takes you to

death’s door. If you think you’re seeing signs of

full-fledged heat stroke, all medical authorities

say to call 911. It is that serious. If someone is

at the stage of heat stroke, their core

temperature is at 104 F or higher, and their

body’s mechanisms for handling the heat have

failed. That can include the loss of so much body

fluids that sweating stops altogether. Here are

some signs of heat stroke or heat exhaustion to

watch out for: hot, dry skin, profuse sweating,

confusion, loss of consciousness, seizures, and

very high body temperature.

As soon as I cooled down, I started to practice

the; Flying Crane Qi Gong

http://rechargingqigong.com/flying-crane-qi-gong.html

to regain my balance and to add more yin (cooling

energy) back into my body. This time of the year

when the temperature soars, it’s best to practice

your Qi gong early morning before the sun comes up

and a few hours after sunset to gather more Qi and

to cool down the body/mind and spirit. I am really

doing the Flying Crane Qi Gong set both early

morning and after the sunsets. Try it for thirty

days and you will notice the energy shift without

a doubt.

http://rechargingqigong.com/flying-crane-qi-gong.html

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

Happiness.

Dr. Wu Dhi

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Dr. Wu Dhi has been a pioneer in alternative health care for over 30 years and a master of Medical Qi Gong. Dr. Wu Dhi completed his advance studies in neurology under the direction of Professor Sun at the prestigious Heilongjiang, University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Harbin P.R. China.

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