Acucenter

We offer The Eight Treasures of Qigong Workshop twice a year, usually around late Spring, and late October. This Spring the Qigong Workshop will take place on Saturday, October 17, 2009 from 2:00PM to 6:00PM, at Gorton Community Center, Lake Forest, IL 60045. Please call at 847-615-1516 if interested.

The Eight Treasures of Qigong Program is a system of exercise designed for total well-being. Created 5,000 years ago and integrated into Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques. This healing art is supported and approved by the medical community throughout China and parts of America. Developing, maintaining and learning to control the life force energy (QI) through ones own body will improve and help to heal most health related problems - naturally.

The Eight Treasures of Qigong Program incorporates a tranquil mind, soft breathing and slow, gentle movements. Simplicity, comfort and elegance combine with universal energy to return your life to its original pattern of harmony and balance on a continuous basis. Whether used for health maintenance or rehabilitation, this program can be done by anyone. This program is popular among doctors, nurses and bodywork therapists as well. Some of the numerous benefits include stress relief, increasing energy, reducing aches and pain, training muscles, improving circulation, better digestion, stronger immune system, and building your energy level to help heal others. It is also highly effective in treating such conditions as diabetes, migraines, arthritis, PMS, back pain, sport injuries, skin problems, proper weight control, high blood pressure, insomnia, etc. Rejuvenate your body internally for everlasting radiant health. Don’t just feel good, feel great!

Dr. Dean Y. Deng received his medical degree from Sun Yat-sen University, China's oldest and most prestigious school of western medicine. He has served on the teaching faculties of both Sun Yat-sen University and Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. Dr. Deng is also a Qigong Master and an expert in both the traditional Chinese healing arts and martial arts (having studied Kung Fu since the age of three). People from across the country and around the world come to Lake Forest Acucenter Pain Clinic, where he has serviced his patients for over 20 years.