Integrating Yin-Yang Concepts in Tai Chi for Geriatric Health: A Holistic Approach to Mind-Body Harmony
Hao “Howe” Liu

TL;DR
This paper explores how Tai Chi, based on yin-yang principles, can improve health and well-being in older adults through mind-body balance.
Contribution
The novel integration of yin-yang theory into Tai Chi practice for geriatric health is highlighted.
Findings
Tai Chi's dynamic balance supports functional independence in older adults.
Low-impact Tai Chi enhances circulation and cognitive health in aging populations.
Abstract
This presentation will focus on applying yin-yang theory in Tai Chi to improve the health and well-being of older adults. It will emphasize the balance between stability and mobility, energy flow, and mental coordination—key elements in supporting aging populations. Tai Chi’s dynamic balance offers a low-impact exercise that can enhance functional independence, circulation, and cognitive health for older individuals.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBalance, Gait, and Falls Prevention · Cardiovascular and exercise physiology · Biofield Effects and Biophysics
