6 respirations du Dr Yayama
| 1 | l’amour 愛 | ouvrir les bras sur le côté, puis rassembler devant |
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le pardon 許 | monter les bras devant jusqu’à la hauteur des épaules, paumes vers le ciel, puis redescendre paumes vers le sol |
| 3 | l’auto-guérison 癒 | monter les bras sur le côté, puis croiser les mains devant en les descendant |
| 4 | l’évolution 進化 | monter devant comme le 2, mais poursuivre vers la diagonale du haut, puis tourner les paumes vers le bas, descendre les bras
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| 5 | l’harmonie 調和 | monter sur le côté, arriver au niveau de la diagonale en haut, plier les avant-bras au dessus de la tête, puis descendre devant soi, paumes vers le bas |
| 6 | l’imagination ou la création 創造 | avec la position ‘diamant’ à hauteur du bassin, monter jusqu’en haut, puis ouvrir sur le côté |
Dr Toshihiko Yayama, after graduating from the Kyushu University Medical School in 1980, did his internship working mainly in the ER of the Fukuoka Tokushukai Hospital.
He studied Eastern Medicine at the Fukuoka Doctors Kampo Research Institute and conducted research on Chinese herbs, acupuncture, which hence led him into the world of Qi gong (Kiko).
In 1983 he entered the surgery department at Kyushu University Medical School and conducted research in immunology while undergoing his doctorate program.
In 1987, he became director of the Eastern Medicine Department at Saga Prefectural Hospital.
In 2001, he opened the YHC Yayama Clinic and in 2005 built a new facility which added a dental clinic, Qi Gong Dojo, and natural foods restaurant.
He combines Western and Eastern medicine and treats patients via an integrative practice which aims to enhance the patient’s own biological energy called « Ki ». At present, he has established the Bioresonance Medical Association and is conducting research with a number of other researchers on German « Hado » medicine.