Pao Yen

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Has anyone in the past or present proved that brain perfusion happens every minute? How did they prove it?

Brain perfusion, as referred in this article, includes delivery of nutrients and removal of wastes, besides the usual non-stop gas transfer. From my observations on REM sleep (or the deprivation...

17 April 2016 2,359 4 View

Is it true that microcirculations in our brain (& other organs) work poorly at resting heart rate and nearly stop working when we exercise?

Let me rephrase my question a little bit - Is it true that micro circulations in most parts of the brain (& other organ tissues) work in minimal volumes when we don’t move (at resting heart rate)...

07 April 2014 435 3 View

Taichi short forms cannot improve micro circulation in brain and other organs. Can you try the old long forms for a better result?

Taichi short forms developed after 1956 are shorter and faster than the old forms, and they become nothing more than low-impact aerobic dances. They do not have any healing effect as the taichi...

19 March 2014 1,717 9 View

A chair-bound stroke patient who decided to walk slowly to bathroom 30 times a day shows health improvement after 1 year. How do you explain this?

The subject male, who is 80+ years of age, has had swallowing disorder plus weak muscles since his stroke(s) which happened 4 years ago. Now, both his skin colour and cognition have improved a lot...

06 February 2014 3,344 16 View

Why does everyone think that cardiovascular exercises are good for brain cells and other organs?

Has anyone thought, that during a 30-min heart-pumping cardio exercise (while you raise up the heart beat, toning up all muscles, and wearing out all joints), there is no benefit for your brains...

28 August 2013 1,177 3 View

Taichi that was developed before and after 1956 are totally different things. Which one was used in your experiment?

A recent study in 2013 found that taichi developed after 1956 is just low-impact cardiovascular exercises benefitted muscles and muscle control mostly. Whereas taichi created before 1956 had...

18 August 2013 6,643 4 View

Betel can raise heart rate to improve micro-circulation in the brain and internal organs. What are your thoughts?

But, its side effects are too much and they are sent straight to the brain and other internal organs because of the improvement of micro-circulation during that time. Therefore, if the intake...

11 August 2013 3,636 0 View

Has anyone studied how slow one can move in order to cheat the brain that he is not moving and open up all the capillary beds in the brain?

I am writing my 3rd draft of my slow taichi healing theory. This question is concerning the brain healing part. Brain healing cannot work at all if brain detects movements and shut down most of...

01 August 2013 4,981 1 View

Can one apply stress indirectly to the heart to cause Heart Rate Variability to send blood to internal organs and brain, and heal chronic diseases?

I have discovered that very slow taichi movements (i.e. slow until blood won't rush to hands and feet) together with deep breathing can drive blood to flow effortlessly to internal organs and...

03 July 2013 5,007 3 View