Dr. Paul Lam during lunch with TCA trainees. (Photo courtesy of Phil. Tai Chi Network.)
Dr. Paul Lam (center) with TCA trainees in Manila.
Dr. Paul Lam (sitting 2nd from right) during the graduation ceremony of TCA training.
TCA trainees doing waving-hands-in-the-clouds Sun style
TCA trainees doing single-whip.
 
How Does Tai Chi Works For Diabetes?

 


Gentle exercises and diet have been shown by many scientific studies to prevent Diabetes. Tai Chi is a gentle exercise with strong emphasis on mental relaxation, it will help to prevent diabetes, improve cellular uptakes and glucose metabolism.

Tai chi improves relaxation which has been shown to improve the control of diabetes and many other chronic conditions. Tai Chi is enjoyable to many; people tend to continue doing it for years.

The major problems of diabetes are complications such as hypertension, heart disease, visual impairment and vascular problem. Tai Chi improves cardiorespiratory function, hypertension, muscular strength, flexibility and cholesterol level, these in turn minimise complication of diabetes.

Tai Chi for Diabetes - the Program

Dr Paul Lam, a family physician and tai chi master, led a team of tai chi and medical specialists to create this unique program. The special feature of Tai Chi for Diabetes that it is easy to learn, designed to prevent and improve the control of diabetes. The programs will help minimise the risk of complications of diabetes by improving heart/lung function, muscular strength, flexibility, balance, and stress reduction. Diabetes Australia gave its support to this program because of its efficacy and safety.

   

 
 
         
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