Peer-Reviewed Qigong Research

How Qigong Practice Changes the Brain: Insights from EEG Research

For centuries, Qigong has been described as a method for regulating awareness, emotion, and physiological function through disciplined training.

Feb 25 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Do Qigong and Tai Chi Change the Nervous System?

What Heart Rhythm Research Reveals About Calm, Resilience, and Health

Feb 14 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

After the Diagnosis: How Tai Chi and Qigong Help Cancer Patients Heal Emotionally

A cancer diagnosis changes a life in an instant.

Jan 23 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Can Qi Gong Ease Premenstrual Syndrome in Young Women?

A Recent Clinical Study

Jan 4 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Breathing Back to Strength:

How Healing Sounds Qigong Helped Patients Recover After Esophageal Cancer Surgery

Jan 3 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Can Qigong Support Mental Well-Being During Pregnancy?

What does the research say?

Jan 2 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Zhan Zhuang: Standing Still Between Tradition and Neuroscience

Zhan Zhuang (站樁), often translated as standing meditation, is not a modern invention.

Dec 13, 2025 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

When Silence Becomes Science: How 60 Years of Research Reveals the True Power of Zen Meditation

Meditation research has matured over nearly six decades — and yet, for all the changes in technology and scholarly language, something essential remains…

Dec 4, 2025 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Peer Reviewed Research: What Happens in the Brain During Meditation and Qigong?

A Look at Brainwave Coherence and Inner Synchrony

Nov 11, 2025 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

How Tai Chi and Qigong Can Boost Learning and Brain Function in Children with Learning Difficulties

For many children, schoolwork doesn’t come easily.

Nov 1, 2025 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Peer-Reviewed Research: Qigong, Inflammation, and the Aging Brain

How Ancient Movement Heals Modern Minds

Oct 11, 2025 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

Peer-Reviewed Research: Tai Chi and Qigong for Chronic Heart Failure

A Pathway to Healing Through Movement

Oct 10, 2025 • David H Lloyd D.Ac R.TCMP R.Ac

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