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Living Healthy with Tai Chi for Diabetes – Ji Hong Tai Chi Mississauga

August 1, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment


A body which is more often in a rest and relax mode will spend more time metabolizing and digesting which is important to overall health. Tai chi is great for people who have metabolic syndromes as well as a variety of other health issues.  It’s low intensity but highly invigorating workout is great for improving health, reducing stress and improving mood. If you would like to experience the health benefits of tai chi, contact us to come in for a trial class.
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