Qi Gong for Lung/Cough Relief (Beginner)

Course Purpose:

Millions struggle with persistent coughs, phlegm buildup, and shallow breathing due to pollution, seasonal changes, or respiratory infections—blocking healthy lung energy (qi) and oxygen flow. This 3-day program jumpstarts relief by clearing airways, soothing irritation, and restoring deep breathing—fast.

Who It’s For:

• Dry coughs, phlegmy throats, or post-illness chest tightness
• Shortness of breath, wheezing, or “smoker’s cough”
• Seasonal allergies, asthma flare-ups, or post-COVID lung weakness
• Beginners seeking natural, drug-free respiratory relief (no experience needed)

What’s Included:

• Daily 15-20 Minute Follow-Along Routines: Guided video sessions with Master Li for TCM-based breathing drills and lung meridian activation.
• Step-by-Step PDF Guides: Printable guides on acupressure points for cough relief + lung-boosting food lists.
• Slow-Motion Video Tutorials: Isolated demos of every technique (e.g., “Diaphragmatic Breathing Mastery”).
• Hale & Well Town Intro: Discover our mission to fuse modern respiratory science with Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Course Features:

• Fast Results: Most feel clearer airways, calmer coughs, and 30%+ symptom reduction within 3 days.
• TCM Meets Science: Combines lung meridian therapy with evidence-based airway clearance techniques.
• Zero Equipment: Uses breathwork, posture, and self-massage—no inhalers or gadgets.
• Master Li’s Expertise: 20+ years helping 10,000+ students breathe freely again.

How to Access:

After purchase, you’ll receive two confirmations:

1. Email: Instant delivery of your Dropbox course link + secure access key.
2. Order Confirmation Page: A downloadable file on our website with the same Dropbox link + key.
   No logins or portals—just click and start healing. Lifetime access, no expiry.

Pro Tip:

While this course targets immediate relief, pair it with our 7-Day Lung/Cough Relief Course to strengthen immunity and prevent relapse.

Note:

This is self-care, not medical treatment. Consult a doctor for severe coughing, fever, or blood in phlegm.