"Dr. Yan Xin is a sage of our times." --U.S. President George Bush, 1990 "These experimental results (by Dr. Yan Xin and his coworkers) are a first in the world. They unequivocally demonstrate that without touching substances, the human body can affect them and change their molecular structures and properties...They are new scientific ...

Although Yan Xin became a medical doctor of Western medicine, he began practicing the traditional healing art of Qigong with local masters at an early age. He took this life-long to pursuit with him to work in his medical practice with results that led him to receive international attention. His ability to command Qi, or life force energy, was ...

Dr. Yan Xin has been invited to different places around the world to conduct academic activities in medicine and qigong life science. Among them, the 1997 International Yan Xin Qigong Practice and Research Conference held in New York City in 1997 attracted more than 2,500 scholars, professionals and other delegates from throughout the world. ...

Yan Xin Qigong is a part of Traditional Chinese Qigong. Traditional Chinese Qigong (pronounced chee-gung) is an ancient method for healing and fitness. Her practice in Asia dates back to 3500 to 5000 years ago. Her rudimentary principles (literally means "working with energy") can be found in acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine, the ...

Dr. Qian Xuesen wrote affirmative comments after reviewing six submitted research papers on Yan Xin Qigong, "they are new scientific discoveries and the prelude to a scientific revolution" . Prof. Hans-Peter Duerr, colleague and successor of Werner Heisenberg as Director of Institute of Theoretical Physics in Germany, proclaimed the Yan Xin ...

Yan Xin writes that doing qigong "improves micro-circulation of the cerebrum and this cannot be obtained through any other kind of practice. The brain's deeply layered cerebral cells are enriched with sufficient blood by doing qigong" (Wozniak, Wu & Wang 1991: 43). This oxygen enrichment of the brain is an important key to many qigong effects.

Dr. Yan Xin discussing qigong experiments in 1986 with Prof. Lu Zuyin and Wang Haidong (an engineer) at the Positron Lab at the Institute of High Energy Physics of Chinese Academy of Sciences where they measured the effects of external qi from Dr. Yan Xin on the half-life of radioactive 241 Am. The photo was published in Collected Papers on Human Body Science, …

Yan Xin [SM'10] ([email protected]) received his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA. From 2004 to 2008, he was an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore. He is now a Research Director at the Standards and Mobility ...

Deng Zhou Ping did not practice the qigong that Yan Xin asked of him, but at least Yan Xin was able to keep the Premier alive for another year and a half, essentially by his living off of Dr. Yan's bioenergy (Qi). This precipitated the "legalization" of Qigong in China under the [auspices of the] government controlled Chinese "Sports Authority."

Yan Xin Qigong is a Traditional Chinese Advanced Qigong which includes technologies and methods of simultaneous training of mind and body under the support of the high-level energy of external Qi of YXQG (YXQG-EQ). YXQG has been under …