Overview of the Status of Chinese Chi Research .docVIP

Overview of the Status of Chinese Chi Research Hui Lin, Ph.D., International Yan Xin Qigong Association Dr. Yan Xin is using modern scientific methods and tools to prove (to the Western mind) that the focusing of Chi (qi) onto substance such as DNA, can be measured. He has made many successful scientific studies in cooperation with major research institutes and universities both in China and abroad. Dr. Yan Xin (pronounced yan shin) is a physician of the Chinese Traditional Medicine Research Institute of Chongqing, Sichuan province, China. Before he studied Chinese traditional medicine, he studied in two colleges of Western medicine in China. He is a graduate of the University of Chinese Traditional Medicine in Sichuan and has taught Chinese traditional medicine for five years. General Research Findings In exploring the secrets of Qigong, he has collaborated with Beijing University, Qinghua University, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and other scientific research organizations. The scope of his experiments has been extremely broad, they have included the fields of Medicine, Biology, Physics, Nuclear Energy, Chemistry, Optics, Astronomy, Geology, Industry, and Agriculture. The results of his research show that the latent potential that every human being carries far exceeds the knowledge of contemporary sciences. As a result of Dr. Yan Xins research, it has been shown that the mind power or Qi emitted by a trained Qigong master can influence or change the molecular structure of many test samples, including those of DNA and RNA, even if these test samples are 6 to 2,000 kilometers away from the master. Qi can also effect the half life of radioactive isotopes and the polarization plane of a beam of light as emitted from a Helium-Neon laser. His discoveries are changing the way modern science is viewed, and challenging many of its assumptions. Up to the present time, he has published thirty-six scientific papers in collaboration with other scientists. Dr