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Qi in Traditional Chinese Medicine
March 6, 2017
What is Qi and where does it come from ?
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Mark Williams is a registered acupuncturist practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine in beautiful British Columbia. His passion is exploring all Integrative Medicines and sushi.
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