A decade of suffering from dryness finally ended when Bai Yin Qigong restored my capacity for joy
Just like Master Yin Quan said, there is a type of person who comes to practice Qigong—those who have nowhere else to turn. And I was exactly that—a husband with nowhere to turn to. But this desperation ended up opening the door to a miracle in my life.
My wife had a very strange illness called "Sjögren’s syndrome." As the name suggests, it causes extreme dryness—her entire glandular system lost its function, unable to secrete any fluids. This disease attacks the entire body, especially the joints, causing inflammation throughout, making movement impossible. She had been suffering for ten years.
For a decade, she tried every painkiller available, but none could relieve her suffering. In the end, the doctors could only prescribe morphine. After taking it for three months, her stomach developed three ulcers. We were rushing to the emergency room twice a day, going to the hospital as often as we went to the bathroom.
At that time, we were truly at a dead end—unable to live, yet unable to die.
Sjögren’s syndrome causes the entire glandular system to lose its function. Unable to secret any fluids
The Miraculous Power of Rejuvenation Qigong! Aligning the Spine and Slowing Joint Aging
When she started learning the introductory course—HarmonyQi Stress Relief Technique—she had already lost more than 10 kilograms. That was when her illness had reached its peak, with severe inflammation in all her joints. The spine, which contains the most joints in the body, became twisted and deformed. With this deformation came bone spurs—her entire spine, from the cervical vertebrae down to the lumbar region, was covered in them.
I accompanied her, supporting her with a cane, as we climbed the stairs to the classroom. It was on the fourth floor. Step by step, pausing after each one, we struggled to reach the top. By the time we got there, we were drenched in sweat, and inside, I was crying. That was her first HarmonyQi class. But before she even finished, she told me she wanted to enrol in the LotusQi program. Not long after, she said she wanted to sign up for the YoungQi Rejuvenation Technique.
I was shocked. I asked, “Why spend money to learn Qigong? You can learn it for free in the park!” But she insisted.I thought to myself—she truly had nowhere else to turn. And I was a husband with nowhere else to turn. So, with tears in my eyes, I paid the tuition. At that moment, I thought, as long as she’s willing to move, that’s enough. If she’s happy, then I’m happy too.
Regenerating the body's subtle substances—saliva and tears started flowing again!
After attending the second session of the YoungQi Rejuvenation Technique, she came home excitedly and told me, “Honey! My saliva dripped onto the floor!”
I was caught off guard and replied, “You haven’t had saliva for 10 years! Are you imagining things?”
But it wasn’t an illusion—it was real. She truly had saliva again. She even started producing tears. Being able to cry tears of joy together was the happiest moment in the world.
I had always been sceptical about Qigong. Spending money to learn something invisible seemed absurd to me. But all the facts—all the miracles—happened to my wife right before my eyes. So, I started practicing Qigong as well.
After a year of training, my doctor advised me to stop taking the gout medication I had been on for 10 years.
I am deeply, deeply grateful to our two Masters and to the kind person who first introduced us to this practice. With our own lives as proof, we hope to help more people who are suffering find healing through Qigong.
— Liu, Taiwan
YoungQi Rejuvenation Technique. Self-regulate the endocrine system and extend youth by 20 years.
Further Reading:
What is Sjögren’s Syndrome? What are its Characteristics?
Sjögren’s syndrome is an autoimmune disease characterized by the immune system attacking and damaging the body's moisture-producing glands, including the salivary and tear glands, leading to dryness symptoms.
Main Features and Symptoms of Sjögren’s Syndrome:
Dry Mouth:
Dryness of the oral mucosa, often accompanied by thirst, sore throat, itching, and a burning sensation on the tongue.
Dry Eyes:
A sensation of dryness, burning, and stinging in the eyes, which may lead to blurred vision, eye fatigue, and light sensitivity.
Reduced Lubricating Secretions:
Decreased production of other bodily fluids, such as sweat, saliva, vaginal secretions, and digestive mucus.
Joint Pain:
Some patients experience joint pain and symptoms of arthritis.
Fatigue:
Persistent and extreme fatigue, leading to weakness.
Skin and Mucosal Issues:
Dry skin and increased sensitivity in mucosal areas (such as the mouth and around the eyes).
Organ Damage:
In some cases, the disease can affect other organs, including the lungs, kidneys, and nervous system.
Association with Other Autoimmune Diseases:
Some Sjögren’s syndrome patients also have other autoimmune conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus.
The exact cause of Sjögren’s syndrome is unknown, but it is linked to abnormal immune system activity. Treatment focuses on symptom relief, such as using artificial tears and saliva substitutes, as well as managing pain and other related symptoms. In severe cases, doctors may prescribe immunomodulatory medications to regulate the immune system's activity.
