Hospital test of acoustical qigong simulator for pediatric qi deficiency


Author: Lee Richard H

Affiliation: China Healthways Institute, San Clemente, Calif., USA [1] 
Conference/Journal: 1st Int Cong of Qigong
Date published: 1990
Other:
  Pages: 112   ,  Word Count: 198  
    300 children with a variety of digestive disorders were treated with the SY-201 Qigong Machine. All had several signs of digestive qi-energy deficiency. The listed sym toms are such signs. Only those children who exhibited several of the signs were included in the study. 121 of these children had sustained sym toms for between two weeks and four years, while 179 had sustained sym toms from two to six years. Treatment consisted of a  lying the Qigong Machine to the lower back for two ten minute  periods for six days. The following is a summary of the results: 

             Number of children    Number of children
             who had the listed    who had the listed
Sign or      symptom at the start  symptom after 6 days
Symptom      of the study.         of Qigong Machine.

LOSS OF APPETITE     300                   15
BLOATED STOMACH       89                    8
ACHING STOMACH       125                   10
DIARRHEA              25                    4
CONSTIPATION         150                   32
EXCESSIVE THIRST     150                   39
PALE/YELLOW FACE     181                  115
DISTEMPER            153                   24
INSOMNIA             216                   51
AUTOMATIC SWEATING    61                    9
NIGHT SWEATING       225                   25


This study shows the importance of digestive qi-energy. The statistical analysis of the results shows a statistical significance at the .001 level.

It cannot be concluded from this study that the SY-201 Qigong device is appropriate for any specific digestive disorder. Rather, the indication is that it is effective where digestive qi-energy is deficient.