Workshops: Who: When: Traditional Chinese Medicine and Nutritional Healing Lisa B. O'Shea November 5 - 7, 2010 For more information or to register for Workshops - please contact us: Email: davidtai@peacefulwolftaichi.com Phone: Cell Phone 860-334-8488--please leave message   Traditional Chinese Medicine and Nutritional Healing with Lisa B. O'Shea Certified Qi Gong Therapist and founder of the Qi Gong Institute of Rochester Food has an energetic action on the body, not just a nutritional content. Foods will cause specific changes in the body. These foods can be organized by their thermal actions, cooling, warming or neutral, which can be used to balance the body's thermal nature. The flavors also come into play because they cause energy to move in certain directions. The yin flavors (salty, sour and bitter) cause energy to move inward and downward while the yang flavors (sweet and pungent) cause the energy to move upward and outward. So, between the thermal nature and the flavour, we can get the body's energy to move in the direction we want it to go, just like with Qi Gong exercises. By coordinating the foods we eat to help with our ultimate goals for the body's health, we can make much bvetter headway with healing ourselves. No Experience Needeed! 17 Continuing Education Hours Awarded The Seminar will be held at: the Lymes' Senior Center, 26 Town Woods Road, Old Lyme, Ct. 06371 Friday, November 5: 6:00 to 9:00 PM Saturday, November 6 & Sunday November 7: 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM Registration by October 20th, 2010 is appreciated The fee for this workshop is $300 For Information and to Register for This Workshop Please Contact: Peaceful Wolf T'ai Chi Ch'uan - David Shaver Cell Phone: (860) 334-8488 - leave message e-mail: davidtai@ peacefulwolftaichi.com