Post Views: 724 Archith’s Note It is a privilege to share this contribution from Dr. Paul Lam, a retired family physician from Sydney, Australia, and the founder of the Tai Chi for Health Institute. With over 40 years of experience in both Western medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dr. Lam has dedicated his life to […]
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Post Views: 1,135 Archith’s Note: Caregiving is not a role most people prepare for; it is one that life often thrusts upon us. Will never set out to become an expert in care, yet through love, necessity, and resilience, he learned what no textbook could teach. When his wife was diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer’s, Will’s
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Post Views: 846 Archith’s Note I’m glad to introduce this contribution from Sensei Sandeep Desai, a globally respected master of Tai Chi, Yoga, and Martial Arts. With decades of training and accolades, including advanced study in Chenjiagou, the birthplace of Tai Chi in China. Mr. Desai has dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the
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Post Views: 816 Archith’s Note Living with a rare or chronic condition often means navigating daily challenges that go far beyond the illness itself. There is persistent pain, limited mobility, fatigue, and the emotional weight of feeling “different.” While medications and medical interventions play a vital role, many people overlook a powerful ally in long-term
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